Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-17

90o a line for a week is the cost Of
Jul a Bulletin Want Ad.-the bene.
fit secured may easily be worth a hun.
dred times 80 centsl

store in H!lo left for Hilo today.
Butter churned daily at the Honolulu
Dairymen's Association. White 2i1. /"
Mystic Lodge, No. 2. X. of r., meets
tonight in X. Of p. Hall. King street.
KolOa Sugar Co. will pay $4,000 Of
It's 1902 bond issue of S25O,OOO on May
LIST.
The American Sugar Co.. Ltd. has
declared a dividend which is payable
on Friday.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81. s1.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
beginning with May list the Young
Hotel will be conducted on the Euro
pcan plan only.
A meeting of the w. c. r. u. will he
held at Central Union church at 2:@1
o'clock this afternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H.,
meets this evening ut s y. m. in c. II
L.. Hall, on Fort street.
Young Hawaiians Institute will hold
a special meeting this evening ut 1890
o'clock. Kapiolani building.
ST. Clements Easter Offering was for
the purchase Of u stained glass window
to be placed above the altar.
Hill, the cilrio man. has sold out his
business and leaves for California ON
account of the health OF his wife.
Finest quality island butter from
Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky's ranch, Kula.
Raymond Ranch Market Tel iGi
Bloms great sale OF English Tor
| chOn lace at Sc per yard puts all sim
liar events completely in the shade
st. Clements congregation made an
Easter gift TO the Rev. John osborne.
Of money with which to buy new
horse.
A modern silo for the storage OF
sorghum fodder has been completed for
the agricultural branch Of Kameha-
meha schools.
Paradise Of the Pacific Floral Par.
ada Number, 80 Pages. Is cents.
WraL ped Ready for Mailing. At Office.
| Bethel street.
Judge A. n. Kepoikai Is said to have
denied that he took any part In the re
nomination of Delegate Kuhio by the
| Republicans Of Maui.
Choice stock to arrive per Nebras-
kan, April 20. Horses. cows and chick
ems. personally selected by {. IL. Bel
lima. See Club Stables nd.
The sun cant look an Arabic" coat.
cd iron roof In the face. The cooling
! properties of the compound are mar.
velOus. California Feed Co.. agents.
William Johnston Of the lntor-lsland
Steam Navigation Company has gone
~ the Coast to supcrintend the con-
struCtion Of the new steamer Mauna
kca.
Jubilee IncUbators. The business
machine. Hot water system, not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. W.
McChesney & Sons, Ltd, agents. Queen
street.
After discharginT her general cargo
at Bishops wharf. the bark Olympic
was moved today 10 the Railway wharf
where she will load with $4,000 bags
OF sugar for San Francisco.
Tenders are called for by the u. S.
! Quartcrmaster's Department for steve
dOring L. S. Army transports during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907. For
particulars see ad this issue.
Applications for certificates OF Ha-
waiian birth have been filed for Kuru-
tani ELI, Kuritani Kaura and OEida
Terastri, japanese boys Of HIlO, 5,
and years Of age respectively.
Tenders are called for by the u. S.
Quartermaster's Department for en-
lptying dry earth closets at Camp Nc
liinlcy during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1907. For particulars see ad
this issue.
The Acting Governor has signed the
charter OF the West Hawaii Railway
Co., which intends 10 build railway
through the KOnas. extending into KO.
hala and Kan, and wharf where tho
line reaches the sea.
j. ID. BiCknell brother OF the County
Auditor, Is In business now as treas
urcr and secretary OF the Terry Bend
ing Engineering and Construction Co.
at Grand Rapids. Michigan. lie was
at one time Instructor in the engineer
ing department at Kameiameha Man
ual.
Five hundred tons OF sugar is now
on hand for the steamer Ncbraskan,
which Is due to arrive Friday evening
from san Francisco. She will load
with 1000 tons OF sugar here. and will
complete her cargo at Kahului. Il Is
possible that the Nebraskan will bring
mail from the Coast.
Dock Superintendent II. c. Morse
of the Railway wharf, prevented the
theft yesterday Of some sardines by
Porto Rican. When Mr.. Morse found
the man trying to carry of the sar,
dimes, he stopped him, and called for
a policeman, In the Police Court, the
Porto Rican was given p days I'm jail
Wharhngcr Denison, who has charge
Of the railroad docks, declares that
buslEpss men thoughtlessly set a bad
example to laborers by smoking, con
trary TO orders. on the wharyes. A
special policeman Is hired to enforce
the rule, but 1t IL hard to keep men
from coming on the docks with cigars
In their mouths, and To continuously
have to remind them to stop smoking
Is troublesome and embarrassing Ia
all concerned, he declares.
Perhaps you are a collector of pos
tai cards. II not you ought to be- The
fad has come to stay and Is both in,