Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-19
LOCAL and GENERAL
DR.. o. f. Wall has the grip.


w. w. Hall is rapidly recovering
rom his recent Illness.
f. S. Adams will appear in the Elks'
Ministries entertainment.
Special sale of new ladies' and chill.
lren's hose at Blom's this week.
The Kallhi Improvement Club meets
this evening at 1880 IN the Kalihi-
waena school
The stockbooks Of the Oahu Sugar
Co. will be closed to transfers from
February 18th to 23rd.
II. Wingate Lake. formerly OF this
city. who recently took charge of Tait's
cafe at San Francisco, has changed lie
name to Cafe Fiesta"
A passbook Of Bishop & Co.'S Saw
ings department, belonging to Manuel
da Silva Barbosa, Hamakua, has been
lost. See New Today.
The Honolulu Golf Club will hold
its annual meeting at the rooms of the
Scottish Thistle Club, Oregon building
on "Wednesday evening.
In few days Jas. +. Morgan will
offer for sale a very large collection
Of old calabashes. etc. Tourists should
not fail TO take advantage Of this.
The telephone company contemplates
enclosing the fifty wires the length of
Punahou street in cable within the
next sixty days, putting in new poles.
Rev. s. p. Merrill yesterday after.
noon addressed the Y. NJ. c. A. on
Palestine and the City of the Great
King" Mr.. Merrill is en- route tC
Japan.
Mrs. Paul Neumann, who has beer
visiting her mother. Mrs Salcedo, II
Mexico. may be in San Francisco mex
month and possibly extend her visi
to Honolulu.
John X. Sumner is most seriously
III. Dr. J. w. Macdonald says he II
gradually losing the power of co-ord
ination in the lower limbs, due to Sc
nile degenerative changes.
ID. l.. Van Dine will lead a discus
sion on Engineer Problems of tn,
Mosquito Campaign" at a meeting o
Honolulu Engineering Association, a
Haalelea Lawn this evening.
Guy Owens has received word tina
the automatic telephone bill was in
troduced In Congress by Delegate Ku
hlo on January 30. II was referred /,
the Committee on Territories.
Chas. Il. Dyke. formerly president o
the Kamehameha schools. writes tha
his physician now pronounces him wei
and he has accepted the principalshil
OF the University Hill School at Bould
er. Colorado.
The directors OF the Merchants AS
ISOLATION have been allotted districts
in the canvass for ascertaining what
freight from the Coast may be assur
ed the proposed new steamer between
San Francisco and this port.
Assistant Manager Mullen of tn,
Palace Hotel. San Francisco. who Wis
tied Honolulu last summer. has writ
ten on his Impressions OF Honolulu
and the volcano. for the Daily Ma
tional Hotel Reporter. OF Jan. 25.
Secretary Il. II. Paris Of the Mer
chants Association is in receipt of 1
letter from Delegate Kuhlo saying tina
Secretary Wilson does not encourag
the expectation OF a subsidy for al
agricultural college In Hawaii thi
year.
At the annual meeting OF the Civil
Federation. at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall Of
Wednesday at p. m, addresses will
be delivered by Chairman w. r. Cas-
tie. Prof A. F. Grlfiths, ID. L. With
ington, DR.. c. b. Wood and John a
Hughes.
Geo. Lycurgus. proprietor OF the Vol
cano House, reports that he has al
official measurement OF the pit OF Ha
lemaumau at Kilauea made by Sur
veyor Falkenstein. The pit Is 567.
feet deep, indicating rise OF 400 fee
In the bottom since January 90.
Principal Horne OF Kamehameh,
schools delivered an address oil
George Washington at the patrioti
services at Central Union last night
Kamehameha students attended In
body, the girls singing ITO Thee
Country" The church was crowd
ed.
Shortly after l o'clock yesterda
morning the fire department responde
to an alarm box 81. Fort and ALE
streets. The blaze was In the Chimes
cigar shop adjoining the Lucas Bros
mill. The little store, run by Lee Yu
Kwai. was Quilted The cause OF tn
fire was not evident.
Former Lieutenant Governor G
South Dakota John T. Kean writes tn
Promotion Committee to the effect tina
, the tourist who does not take til
volcano trip misses the very apex G
beauty and grandeur, We (Mr. an
Mrs. Kean) advise all who take tn
trip to see the volcano at night"
C. Hedemann, manager of the He
nolulu Iron Works, returned from tn
onomea burned boiling house and 81
. gar shed on Saturday. He found tn
| boilers not injured. Everything pei
talning to the tanks, pumps, pipinl
centrifugals and filter presses, wit
their connections, was destroye,
There is no suspicion of incendiarisu
New centriiugals will have to be o.
dered In the East. But little damae
will result to the present crop II Ii
mill can be started in nine weeks {
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