Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Auto hacks at stockyards Stables

Auto hacks at Stockyards Stables.
A small, neatly furnished cottage is
wanted See adj, page s.
The physical committee of the Y. NJ.
| G. A. meets tonight at 1880 sharp.
The Metropolitan Meat Co received
per the S. $. Sonoma choice Australian
mutton
The bark w. p. Flint was passed off
Koloa bound foi Maxwell from San
Francisco.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
The steamer Iwalani is at Eleele
taking on sugar. She expected to
leave today for this port.
A list of the officers elected to serve
for the ensuing year in the Chambers
Drug Co. Is published in this issue.
You'll miss some grand bargains II
you fail to attend ERlers' Ready.to.
weaf apparel ca'e, beginning tomor.
rev.
II yol wish TO borrow money on your
real estate agg.y 70 p. Z. X. Strauch,
rel estate and financial agent. See
his ad.
The Chinese X. p. of Honolulu will
give a banquet Saturday evening at
their Castle on Vineyard street fol
members.
Miss V. McGregor, milliner for b. f.
Ehlers & Co., left for the Coast by the
Sonoma. She goes to purchase spring
millinery.
Eleven Cinnamon were fined 81 this
morning for gambling. Eight Japan.
csc were fined the same amount on a
similar charge.
Il. f. Bishop has filed his annual &c.
count as trustee of the estate of Jas.
@. Hayselden. He charges himself
with $4,000 and asks to be allowed the
same amount.
The ship Kenilworth has taken on
sugar as stiffening. Tomorrow she
will sail for Hilo, where she will com.
plete her cargo for a voyage to the
Delaware Breakwater.
President Pinkham of the Board OF
Health is at present drawing plans for
| a po! factory in which will be installed
machine for preparing poi and soft.
| cning paiai at the settlement.
Mary Keanu. O native girl, was dis
charged In the police court this morn
ing on a charge Of assault and battery
after a reprtmand by Judge whitney.
| The accuser was her fellow" All Him
The coroner's jury investigating the
death of two Portuguese and one Por'
to Rican killed by the Eva plantation
railroad last week decided yesterday
afternoon that the men met death by
accident.
j. W. Cooney. one OF the passengers
| on the Sierra, comes from Butte, Mon
| tana, to spend few months on the
| Islands for his health and for general
| recreation. He Is a mining man, and
his son is the editor Of the Butte Even
ing News.
The steamer Mikahala arrived this
morning from Kauai ports. She
brought 5000 bags OF sugar and ~ bags
OF coffee. Purser CRUDE reports to
tai OF 63,S95 bags of sugar awaiting
shipment at the different mills.
The s. s. Sierra brought a cargo al
follows: 100 pkgs. dry goods, 9i6 ptgs
mdse.. 1876 pkgs. wine and liquors, AZ;
plSgs. hardware and machinery, 3 pkgs
music, 8 pkgs. drugs. PSI pkgs. tobaC
co and cigars, 2076 pkgs. veg. fruit
and ice house goods. She will take OF
600 tons of coal.
The Quon On Society gave a moyinl
picture show in the hall on Smith stree
last evening instead OF the customar!
celebration OF shooting firecrackers OF
the last day Of the New Year week. Thu
Japanese.Russian war was pictured. a.
well as many other interesting sights
The case for allowing minors on the
premises, reported In last weeks pa
per as having been taken under ad
yisement by the Waimea Judge, wal
not as stated against the Waimea
Wine Co, but against p. l.. Peters ant
was dismissed last Monday by Judge
Hofgaard. Garden Island.
A japanese tax collector was aroused
from his slumbers at o'clock and toll
to get busy. About fifty japanese wer
at the Oceanic wharf waiting for tn
Sonoma TO leave port. And the Ia
collector did get busy. for he succeeded
In getting a pile OF money from the De
parting japanese passengers for tn
Coast.
Charles Gardener. of the Opera An
mex saloon on Richards street back o
the judiciary building. was ARRESTED
last night on a charge OF embezzlemen,
His case was put OF In the police cour
this morning until Friday. ]. L
Kearney is the complainant. He
from Makaweli. Kearney claims I
have left sl25 in the care Of Gardne
which was never recovered
A coal passer who refused duty q
sea and had trouble with the first a
sistant engineer on the S. S. Sonoms
arriving last night. was placed In iron
during the voyage. When the vesse