Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Try one OF those delicious hot sup
pers at the Cobweb Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Chaplin of New
York leave today for Japan
Rev S. p Merrill will leave on the
Manchuria today for Japan.
Intteds Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ry May & Co. and c. J. Day q Co.
Island jams and chutney made by
Mrs. Kearns, 1Si Hotel St. Blue lI11.
Furnished housekeeping rooms, sup
piled with gas, are for rent at Cot
tage Grove.
Fred Alexander sails for Japan on
the Manchuria to join his partner, j.
a. NJ Johnson.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ulsr. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
An entertainment in aid Of the fam
Inc sufferers in Japan will be given at
the Y. NJ. c. A. on Friday night.
The German government has sent an
expert to destroy the rats which have
been damaging the cocoa crop of Sa-
moa.
Peter Adam leaves today for Yoko-
hama on the Manchuria. where he will
be again employed by the A. VI. John
son Co.
There are over 500 different patterns
of Swiss and cambria embroidery to
select from at Blom's great sale. which
Is now on.
IL can rain for a month on an iron
roof coated with Arabic" without the
slightest trace of rust occurring. Cal
ifornia Feed Co, agents.
Placed In a box In our safe.deposit
vault, your valuables are as safe as
they can be. You can rent a box from
s. year and up. Hawaiian Trust Co.
The Moana hotel gave a military
hop last evening in honor Of General
Jesse Lee and the officers and ladies
travelling on the army transport Lo-
gan to Manila. There was large at
tendance.
Purchasers Of Smith Premier Type.
writers may be absolutely certain that
they have the best writing machines
that can be turned out by wise com
bination of men. material and money.
Hawaiian News Co. sole agents.
Opupule Levi has filed n petition ask
ing that Helen Keoki be appointed
Administrative Of the estate Of Huln-
kaalani (w.?, deceased. The property
consists OF two Pearl City lots and a
lease at Auwaiohinu. The petitioner
sister OF the deceased, is the sole
heir.
When you want films or plates de.
veloyed bring them TO Honolulu Pho.
to-Supply Co. We touch them up and
remove defects such as spots. The re-
suits are more satisfactory than by the
ordinary rough and ready processes
We carry kodaks and cameras OF every
! description.
The Anaconda Standard Montana,
OF February %. contains n page illus"
trated article on Hawaii by L. T. Tan
matt formerly of this city. The pic
lures used are the old familiar scenes
OF a Hawaiian feast, the executive
building. Diamond Head. a cane-feld
waialua falls and a mountain view.
During Lent the congregations of st
Andrews Cathedral and OF St Glenn
ents church unite for the Wednesday
evening services, and on these occa.
sions the addresses are delivered by
laymen. The service tonight will be
held at ST. Clements church and tn,
subject will be Religion in Business
The Buckeye Club met last night al
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Benner. The following were elected
for the ensuing year: President, X
{. Brown; vice president, Judge 5. b
Kingsbury; secretary and treasurer
{. II. Dickey. A musical program wal
presented, after which refreshments
were served.
The Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria
Commander Saunders, Is at Hackfel6
wharf. having arrived at an early houl
This morning from San Francisco viii
81 big list OF passengers for Honolulu
and the Orient. A perfect trip is re
ported and the palatial liner will re
main In port until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, when she will resume he
voyage TO Yokohama. As usual, ever
room was taken on this popular steam
err on leaving San Francisco.
John L. Frost, OF Topeka. befor
leaving In the Sierra yesterday, wrot
TO Secretary Wood OF the Promotion
Committee. calling attention to tn
movement of the Commercial Club @
Topeka, having for its object the cele
bration OF Kansas Semi-Centennial an
d niversary by National and Inferno
tional exposition at Topeka from Ma
7 to November /, 1911. A formal inv
ltation will be extended to the Terri
tory OF Hawaii to participate In thI
exposition.
The schooner VIM. f. CAIRNS is al
chored outside, having arrived frol
Newcastle late yesterday afternoo
from Newcastle with coal for Eleel
j plantation. She was ll3 days on III
Ie trip, having been reinsured last wee
IN San Francisco at 80 per cent. an
10 her long voyage was caused by advers
winds and battling weather. I'll
CAIRNS was about out of provisions G
/, her arrival here and was assisted /
. he schooner Rosamond also bound Il
, Eleele from San Francisco, (which a
= rived In cnmnanN with the Garms