Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-02

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w. d. McBryde arrived from Kauai
yesterday.
Col. De La vcrgne arrived from Ka-
aui yesterday.
Judge A. Perry returned from court
at Lihuc yesterday.
Try one of those delicious hot sup.
pers at the Cobwob Cafe.
Luttcd's Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ry May & Co., and G.. J. Day q Co.
Table board for the summer months
at the Royal Hawaiian hotel, $50.
The steamer Ke Au Hou takes com
bustblcs to Kauai ports tomorrow.
Four varieties of fresh jam at Ito
per pound at the factory. 1874 Hotel St.
Palace Hotel" Brown OF Denver. q
Honolulu visitor a few months ago, Is
dead.
James +. Morgan will leave in the
Mongolia next Saturday for San Fran
cisco.
u. Howard Hitchcock returned Sat.
urday from visit to his brother on
Hawaii.
Representative +. T. p. Warehouse
returned in the Hall yesterday from
Kauai.
John NJ. Martin conducted services
at the lncurablc Hospital yesterday af-
ternoon.
The British cruisers Cambrian and
Flora sailed yesterday morning for
Acapulco.
Rev Father Thomas Larkin, rcmem-
bcred here, died on March II at San
Francisco.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
Tamarinds are wanted at the Homo
lulu jam and chutney factory, 1874
Hotel street.
Sprouted cocoanuts In any quantity
from to 10000 may be had from II.
May a Co, Ltd.
Count Canavarro, Portuguese Consul,
has been quite III during the week, but
is much improved.
Order a nice broiler, fresh Island
beef and veal at Raymond Ranch Mar
kot, telephone i6i.
The United States transport Thomas
Is due tomorrow from San Francisco,
She brings four days later mail.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81, A. A. OF
Marines and Pilots, meets this evening
at o'clock. In the X. OF T.. hall.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold It's regular
business meeting this evening ut 1880
o'clock at rooms In Masonic Temple.
Get your Easter table linen at
Blom's great sale which Is now In
progress. Prices have been cut In half.
Scrap iron OF the old Pacific
Heights railway brought 81 a ton at
an auction sale held by J. +. Morgan.
General Booth, head Of the Salvation
Army. intends paying visit to Japan
after Commissioner Railton returns to
London.
/ Frank Harvey has been elected to
succeed l.. A. &. Parrish, resigned. as
chairman Of the Democratic county
committee.
S. NJ Kanakanui OF the Survey De-
partmcnt has returned from Maui,
where he surveyed government lands
at Omaopio.
The home OF w. =. Kapulanl, clerk
In the law ONCE OF Atkinson. Judd a
Mott Smith. was burned In Nuuanu val
ley on Friday.
Jubilee lncubators. Tho business
machine. Hot water system. not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. W.
McChesney q Sons. Ltd, agents. Queen
street.
An exhibit OF the sisal industry has
mittees rooms by VIM. Weinrich, man
ager OF the Hawaiian Fibre Co.'S plan
tation at Eva.
Oahu college opened In all depart
mcnts for the spring term this morn
ing. Miss S. NJ. Bryant will have en-
tire charge OF the typewriting for the
rest OF the year.
A, rehearsal OF THE College Widow
will be held at Elks' Hall tonight al
1880. The play Is to be given shortly
at the Opera House for the benefit ol
the Myrtle Boat Club.
An attempt will be made to secure an
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which will be used to defray the ex'
pense Of bringing first-class musical
talent to Honolulu every year for The
Honolulu Musical Festival.
! c. b. Wells, postmaster at Kawaihae
has been arrested by the federal author
tiles on account OF a shortage in hii
accounts. An additional charge OF VIC
lating the Edmunds Act was also pre-
ferred against him and one Rose Po'
kela. Both furnished bonds.
John NJ. Martin conducted the meet,
ing at the Rapid Transit mems club
house yesterday morning. The prison
meeting at IL a. m. was in charge OF
c. J. Day. There were also present L
A. G. Miller, Mrs, Miller, Misses Blunt
and Wadman, Messrs, Mayheld, Martr
and others. Frank Cooke addressed thu
1880 meeting In Association hall.
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