Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-23

w. a. lOdd Salled on tne hlhau lo-
DAY.
nr Norgaard went to Kawaihae to-
gay
W. Thompson sailed for Hilo on the
kinau.
Mrs. w c. Warland left for Hilo on
the Kinau
S. S. Paxson departed for Maalaea on
the Kinau.
Miss NJ. Wise went on the Kinau to-
Gay TO Hlo
]. H. Fuller sailed on the Kinau to-
day for Hilo.
J. ID. white left on the Kinau this
noon for Maalaea.
Mrs, $. Nowlein went to Lahaina to-
uny on the Kinau.
John II. Wise sailed on the Kinau
for Mahukona today.
Carl S. Smith and l.. f. Smith left
on the Kinau for Hilo.
Apple Blossom salmon and Liptons
'eas at G. j. Day a Co.
Miss e. Giles departed ON the Kinau
this noon for Maalaea
The barkentine Kaiulnni arrived al
Lahaina yesterday from Seattle.
Attend the magniiique millinery op.
ening this week at Mrs. Dickerson's.'
4 blue silk shawl has been lost. See
classified advertisement Tor particulars.
Mystic Lodge, NJ. 2. X. OF r., meets
tonight In X. OF =. Hall. King street
Queen street Skating Rink will open
Saturday evening. November 3. Band
music.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
+. W. Macfarlane. Mrs Macfarlano
and Miss Alice Macfarane deported to-
day for Kawaihae.
Chas. H. Gilman. the contractor.
leaves in tomorrOw'g S. ). Alameda for
a trip to the Coast
4 first class travelling salesman is
wanted 1T once. See Wants under New
To-day for more information.
DO not forget that the Kawaihao
quintet club will play and sing during
dinner ut the Seaside tonight.
The steamship Alameda has returned
10 the Oceanic dock, after loading 5000
sacks of sugar at the railroad wharf.
The French bark Hoche. which ar
rived yesterday from Hobart, Tas-
mania. and anchored outside. Is still
waiting for orders.
Waikiki Inn Ii now owned by w. G.
Bergln. Accommodations. supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
A joint meeting OF the Manoa anu
College Hills improvement clubs will
he held IN Pauahi Hall. Oahu College
In the evening of October "a.
The oil steamer Lansing arrived yes
terday from Port Hartford. and at once
went to the railroad wharf to discharg'
her cargo.
See our Porto Rican Panama hats
Something new! Blocked To order
Priced from S. up. Expert Hat Clean
Crs, 1927 Fort street
The st. Louis College Alumni dance
given Saturday night at Progress Hal
was well attended and all present en-
,oycd a pleasant evening.
Geo. II. Robinson and Geo. A. Davl,
got out OF their depth In c. A. Browns
Ford Island bathing tank last sunday
They Were rescued by u Hawaiian witt
rope.
ARABIC" applied to iron roofs re
duces temperature as much rs 80 de
grees. This has been aseertained by
actual test. California Feed Co.
agents.
Remember a delicious dinner at the
popular price OF one dollar is served
every evening on the great semi-cir'
oular lanai OF the Seaside Hotel. Bes
value for the money and coolest place
In town to dine.
! The lnter-lsland steamer lwalani i
on the marine railway undergoing re
pairs. She will be off soon. but vii
| probably not be ready to go on her reg
ular run before some time next week
Captain PiltZ states that he has no In
tention Of leaving her to take com
mand Of the Morning Star.
The big new steamer w. S. Porte
was not, as enormously stated In an
other paper, to have sailed yesterda.
from Newport News for the Paclf
Coast. but she was to leave about tina
] llilt ioI 4NfN iOThi Wh'I' maj pi'pa
rations are to be made for her depart
ure Tor the Pacific. The w. S. Porte
Is to enter the trade between the Coas
and the islands.
The tug Slocum Is 10 sail from Sa
Francisco next Friday. the 10Th. TO TOY
the Sheridan back TO the Coast. III
transport will he ready to go by tn
0nd of this week, but will have to avail
the coming OF the tug. Temporary re
pairs are nearly completed, the leak
In the bottom being plugged and con
siderable cleaning having been don't
The officers of the llilonian stat
that the tug COunselman, which is I
take the place of the Fearless her,
was to leave the Coast last Saturda
in tow of the steamer Enterprise. A
soon as the Counselman arrives her'
II Is probable that the Fearless wi
proceed TO san Francisco, whore she
10 be stationed hereafter, The Conn
3elman Is n much smaller and less pow
erful tug than the Fearless,
4 number OF changes among the IN
] tor Island .mnlnNapa L. gph.IitI.l 4