Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-29
LOCAL and GENERAL

TIE pOItG wv "fNNt FNSSs
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White steam autos Stockyds stable.
Try one of those delicious hot sup |
pers at the Cobweb Cafe.
Itltted's Taro Flour for sale by Hen
~ May & Co., and G. J. Day q Co.
Four varieties of fresh jam at lie
per pound at the factory, 1874 Hotel St.
The bark ST. Katherine arrived In
Hilo last Tuesday from San francisco.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
A rehearsal OF the college Widow"
will be held at 1880 this evening at Ha-
alelea Lawn.
Sprouted cocoanuts in any quantity
from 1 to 10000 may be had from n.
May & Co, Ltd.
The burning of trash at Eva last
night starteu Il rumor that the cane
fields were on Are.
Some fine oranges are on display at
the promotion rooms from an old tree
planted by Mrs. Mcveigh,
The men from the cruisers Cambri.
! an and Flora will be entertained at
the Y. NJ. c. A. this evening.
George Ross. former manager OF Ha-
kalau, will go to Kilauea plantation
shortly TO make an inspection.
A young man with knowledge OF re-
tail store business Is wanted: this Is a
good position. See New Today.
owing to the death Of Mrs. Wichman
the symphony Orchestra will not have
It's regular rehearsal tomorrow night.
Blom is doing big business with
his newly arrived line of ladies' and
children's hose in black. white and tan.
Fresh Kahlklnui beef. young veal and
island chickens will arrive by the XII
uau for the Raymond Ranch Market.
Phone 464.
Harry d. Couzens. chief deputy OF
the Collector OF Internal Revenue, has
retired. w. +. Drake, second deputy,
may succeed.
The ship Edward Sewall is reported
at Batavia with cargo Of coal afire, She
is bound to Manila thence to Honolulu
for sugar to New York.
The sun can't look an Arabic" coat
ed iron roof in the face. The cooling
properties of the compound are mar
yelous California Feed Co.. agents.
Only three days more to get almost
half prices on black. white and tan
hose for ladies at Sachs. This Is one oil
the times when you make money by
spending.
Edward Eames. the soldier arrested
, for passing bogus checks. pleaded
guilty before District Magistrate Whit
ney, who sentenced him to imprison-
ment for six months.
The steamer Claudine, with a full
load OF Kipahulu sugar, arrived In por
this morning, reporting fine weather
, at Maui ports. She sails on her return
] trip tomorrow afternoon.
Secretary II. p. Wood OF the Promo
ton Committee sent out by tn
Alameda mail several hundred copiei
OF pamphlet entitled Education II
Hawaii" by President GrifIiths of oahl
College.
y BY using Hylo lamps you effect !
4 distinct and appreciable saving o
}. money, for they may be turned dow
}. from l6 to l-candle power as desired
u thus giving you the particular illum
v mating power best suited to your needs
n Hawaiian Electric Co.
A meeting Of the subscription an,
site committees Of the proposed Coun
try Club will be held this evening n
the Young Hotel. 1t is said that ALDER
Wilcox Is willing to make one of tn
$500 contributions, ten of which ar
necessary to establish the club.
A return has been made OF the sum
mons for contempt issued against tn
}. eight partners OF Sun Kwong Mau Co
for failure TO comply with the Court
order TO make certain payments. Tn
return shows that seven OF them are II
China, while the eighth cannot b
found.
Fitzgerald Murphy, actor and play
wright. here with the Richard Buhle
Company in the early part OF their en-
gagement, died on March 18th at Phoe
nix, Arizona The Elks took charge q
{ the funeral Murphy became quite q
l after arriving at Honolulu. Durin
his illness at the Hawaiian hotel h
was looked after by the Elks.
The Honolulu Philosophy G,
makes a specially OF engagements froI
small Kodak films. presenting an ell
largement that is fully as clear, dis
tinct and sharp as the original. Pic
lures thus obtained are suitable fc
framing for they look better than tn
original from an artistic standpoin
The enlargement may be had either
black and white or sepia. 1t will pa
amateur photographers TO have the
y choicest films enlarged. The cost
most reasonable.