Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-10

! The Hawaii Promotion Committee
meets at $3.50 y. IN. today.
W. Mike Maket of Australia has been
naturalizcd by Judge Dole.
! Fresh jam. II cents Id. at factory, 1871
/ Hotel st. Peach this week.
Largest stock Of Easter eggs in the
city. New England Bakery.
Paul lscnberg has acquired the Roth
well lot and bungalow on Tantalus.
| Mystic Lodge. No. 2, X. OF T., meets
tonight in X. Of Z. Hall. King street.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, $3.50 and s. per week. 1913
| Fort street.
The steamer Niihau brought in a
big cargo Of sugar from Lihuc planta.
| ton this morning.
Order u nice broiler, fresh Island
beef and veal at Raymond Ranch Mar
kct, telephone i6l.
The steamer lwalani sails for Pa
nuhau Honokaa and KukuihaclC at D
o'clock this afternoon.
! DCnt forget the Eastern Star Fair
May jth at Haalelea Lawn. Fine tur-
| hey lunch served from II to ..
Blum * this week showing four
styles of black gateen skirts. Of best
quality. at $3.50 and 81 each.
| Rev. w. III POtwinc delivered the
address ut the MONDAY service for men
In the Young building today.
George Thlclen will make a trip TO
| Kauai this week and will shortly de.
| part for San Francisco on business.
when you want a new book to read
or one of the old kind that are always
new. go to the Hawaiian News Co.
Capt. VIM. Matson, John A. Buck
and John =. McCrOsson, returned IN
| the Mauna Lua from a trip to Kohala.
There will be AN interesting and i'm
portant meeting of the Board Of Coun-
| ~ Supervisors at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
W. 4. Fuller 4 Co.'S Pure Prepared
| Paint looks better ana Is moro durable
than any other paint on the market.
! Lowers n Cooke. . "
The regular meeting of the Ahuhui
Iolanl will be held this altCrnoOu at
n. m. in the sunday school OF st. "A.
drCw's cathedral. &C :
| The defendants In the Brown
| SprcCkUls suit have brought q writ OIL
error In the Supreme Court 10 reverse
the judgment rendered for plaintin. Dr..
| Contracts. We're executed yesterday
whereby MclIryde plantation will get
additional water from the WilCOg
lands, carried across KOlOa plantation!
Annie Saoa has filed a libel for di.
yOrcC against Geo KaCp ON grounds OF
extreme cruelty. She asks for an iu-
junction to prevent him from molestinS
her.
Jubilee Incubators. The business
machine. Hot water system, not hot
air. See them before buying. M W.
McChesncy 4 Sons, Ltd, agents, Queen
street.
Judge Lindsay has dismissed the re-i
plcvin suit OF Hina (w) Tvs. kama iOI.
four nets and $25 damaBcs us no der
mund for the return Of the properls
was shown.
There viii he n mccTiig of the Re
publican Precinct Club of the Second
| Precinct Of the Fourth District at 1880
o'clock this evening for the transaC-
tiOn Of important business.
Rev. w II. Fcnton-Smith, who will
assume the pastoratc of the ST. James
Episcopal Mission In Hilo. is In CONSUL
tutlon with Bishop Rcstarlck rcla"
| tive to the purchase of a church build
ing site.
Jas Wakefield, head Of the dry goods
| department OF TheO. II. Davies a. Co..
leaves In the Alameda for New York
His wife and son accompany him 10
New York, then go TO England, where
Mr.. Wakefield may join them later
They expect to return in July.
The following jury has been selected
10 try Annie Lake, Hawaiian woman,
Tor embczzlement: c. j. Falk, Clifford
Kimball, John A. Noble, Jas. Lemon,
John II. Jones, A. G. Kanncgoiser,
w. Mcdonald. Jas. Haughton, J. Ordcn
stein, VIM. Rose, ID. Cockett, Geo. l.
| Raupp.
A prize OF ten dollars is offered by
Manager Fred Church of the Hawaiian
Annex for n name for the new beach
resort that Is being built there. AG-
| dress all communications to him At
| Waikiki. The contest closes on April
25th the management reserving the
right to reject any or all names sent. I"
Captain s. w. Young of the ship
E2lwoll, which arrived last week at La.
| hama with cargo of lumber from
| Fort lladlOck, was passenger by tho
| MRuna LOa TINS morning, lie IL max
Wing arrangements for bringing his yes.
sci over to Honolulu, where she will
be put on the Marine Railway and
oyerhaulcd.
DO you know how much fun and en-
JOyment you can get out OF q Kodak?
There isn't place where you can go
that the Kodak cannot be used to al
vantage. In the garden, In the home,
on board ship, in the city or in the
country, these excellent little cameras
are source of enduring Joy and pro-
vide form of recreation than which
nothing better can be suggested. II
you haven't already got a Kodak, visit
the Honolulu Philosophy Co., ana
inspect their very complete stock.
A big cargo of sugar aga Island pro.
duco from leeward Hawaii ports was
brought by the steamer Mauna Loa,
which returned this morning. There
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