Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-24
LOCAL and GENERAL

White steam autos. StOckyds stable. !
Orpheum prices prevail at the Opera
House tonight.
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning
is cruising about Kauai
Try one of those delicious hot sup
pers at the Cobweb Cafe.
Miss Leila Spence. formerly stenog-
rapher of this city, is now at Rhyolite,
New.
The police have issued warning to
storekeepers to be on the lookout for
check raisers.
A modern womani serves Rainier
| Beer" to guests-she can take pride in
such refreshment.
There will be work in the third de.
gree this evening at William McKin-
ley Lodge. X. of p.
| All visiting Elks are cardially invit-
ed to a social session to be held at
Elks' Hall tonight
| IL. WB. Jordan 4 Co. just received
per S. S. Alameda a choice lot of spec.
ialties for the ladies.
There's going to be big doings al
Blom's progressive store next week.
Look out for the ads.
The schooneTs Alice Cooke and VIM
H. MdlbNOh odlltu lOl pdh II ldhNlSNS
this morning with full loads of sugar.
The usual services this evening at /.
o'clock to the Gospel Mission, Fort
street, opposite Club stables. All well
come.
Rev p. NJ. Snodgrass will speak at
the 4;30 Sunday afternoon meeting AZ
Y. NJ c. A. hall. Subject, Excuses
All welcome.
The General Arthur cigar is not
merely as good but better than II is
cracked up to be- Half the good things
in It's favor have not been said. Gunst'
Eakln Cigar Co.
Central Union Church. The pastor,
Rev. DR.. Kincaid. will preach in the
morning on Making the Best OF
, Things" and in the evening on Com.
mercial Morality"
Yee Man Young. the Korean who
shot a fellow Countryman at the end OF
: Judd street recently, has been held By
Judge Whitney on a charge of assault
to commit murder.
Today is the day to take advantage
: Of the clearing sale of the Globe Cloth
ing Co. on Hotel street Bargains are
offered in boys and mems suits, shirts
ties trunks and Panama hats.
You don't know when you are to
+, leave this earth, so better prepare for
your funeral now by joining the Relief
and Burial Association. Read their ad
: In this issue for full particulars.
e A meeting OF Japanese was held at
the Consulate yesterday to expedite
+ famine relief work. The Committee
$ will be known as the Committee for the
A D.fG 81 Cat t,, har a
Japan.
. Manuel o. Teves, an employe OF the
e Inter-lsland Company, fell In ~
; from a dray on Punchbowl street yes
= terday. The wheels OF his wagon ran
I over him. breaking his back. He was
g taken to his home and is not expected
to live.
The Hawaiian band concert at Wal
kane on Thursday evening was greatly
= appreciated The band was at the Nor
mon settlement at Laie last night
where Bishop Wooley gave the boys q
: luau and reception. The band vii
play at Haleiwa tomorrow.
NJ. h. Foster & Son have been fol
generations the largest bottlers OF Bass
, Ale and Guinness Stout in the wOrlC
: and their black label with green bugl,
are recognized everywhere as a sym
: Dol of excellence. Hoffschlaeger Co.
. Ltd, King and Bethel corner
Pukea Waahaelua, a native OF Wal
luku,. Maui. died Of heart disease at l:3I
p. m. yesterday. He was 81 years o
age. The funeral will take place OF
= Sunday. His son, ], X. Levi, who Il
y employed aboard the steamer w. G
i Hall, arrived from Kauai this morn
y, ing.
Il The regular meeting OF the GULL
II and Woman's Auxiliary of st. An
drew's Cathedral will be held on Mon
day, March Goth, at half past 2, at tn,
@ residence of Mrs. Rycroft, 1855 Wilde
n avenue, opposite the corner of Colleg
street. The Rev. Kong Yin Tet vii
address the meeting. All those VIII
did not bring their united Offering 4
I the last meeting are requested TO d.
so this time