Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-06
LOCAL and GENERAL

Charley Moore left in the Siberia
this morning.
The steamer Claudine left for Maui
ports last evening.
Matinee today at the Orpheum, The
King Of Detectives"
The steamer Kauai got out for Hama.
kua ports last evening.
NJ. A. Peixoto has opened a barber
shop at 9li Alakea street.
The Republican Central Committee
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock
Arthur McDufiie has received news
of his fathers death in Sacramento.
Samuel NJ. Burbank, once OF Koloa,
Kauai, died at Havana, Dec. 4. of vel
low fever.
William Mckinley Lodge, X. Of p,
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock in
Harmony hall
Kirk Il. Porter Of the Porter Furni.
lure Co. and his bride left for the Coast
today on the Siberia.
A. S. Wilcox and wife and child left
for their home on Kauai last evening
on the steamer Niihau.
The transport Thomas left San Fran.
cisco yesterday for Honolulu and Ma.
| Mia. She is due here the 18th.
The steamer Niihau sailed for Kauai
| ports last evening. She will return
next week with cargo of sugar.
The J. A. NJ. johnson Co. business
has been sold out to o. T. Mccarthy
OF the Hawaiian Office Specially Co.
Today, Epiphany, was observed at
the Catholic church of st. John the
Baptist, Kalihiwaena, in charge OF
! Father Clement.
The Public Works office will be open
! this afternoon to receive water rates
rs long as persons present themselves
to pay their dues.
A committee representing auto own.
ers will appear before the Board of
Supervisors tonight on the proposed
automobile ordinance.
Want ad. salesmanship gets you
cash for your used things" even for
some things you have used a great
DEALT they still have real value.
Bishop Hamilton OF the Methodist
church gave lecture last evening in
the Punahou Preparatory hall on Bos.
ton and some of its literary celebrities.
II is said Captain Smith, late com.
mander of the Siberia, left note be.
fore taking his life at Hongkong re-
questing that all his mail be destroyed.
The S, :. Korea left last evening
for the O.ient. Among the passengers
from here were J. A. NJ. johnson and
family. who go to Yokohama to re-
side.
Dividends have been declared for the
six months ending December 81 1905,
by the German Savings and Loan So
ciety and the California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co.
Whitney & Marsh's sale Of ladies'
muslin underwear will continue only
for n few days longer-Monday and
Tuesday. There are lots OF good bar.
gains still on the counters.
Friends and acquaintance of the late
VIM. N. Armstrong are invited to At.
tend services over the cInerary urn at
kawaiahao church on Sunday, Janu.
airy Z, at 1880 p. IN. No flowers.
DIR. j. II. Raymond Is to build a meat
market at Alakea and Union streets.
A. p. Mcdonald has the contract. It
Is also DR.. Raymond's intention to
erect a slaughter house at Kalihi.
William Walker goes into business
with J. A. NJ. Johnson in Japan. Fred.
c. Alexander remains to close out the
business to MIR. Mccarthy, and will
then leave for Japan to enter the John.
son firm.
The Sierra. from the Colonies, is due
to arrive Tuesday morning. She will
probably depart for San Francisco
during the afternoon. Quite a number
Of local people are arranging to go
on the vessel.
Thielen q Williamson yesterday
sold 3i5 Pioneer at $l32.5O. The
stock belonged to the estate of the
late Adolph Kunst. Halstead & Co.
sold 200 Oahu at 800, also of the
Kunst estate.
A sale Of ladies' muslin underwear
will be inaugurated by the Sachs Dry
Goods Co. on monday which will be
the greatest sale In the history of the
local retail business. Goods will be
marked at astonishing prices.
Central Union Church.-The pastor.
the Rev. DR.. Kincaid, will preach in the
morning. Subject; The Narrowness
OF Life-A New Years Meditation" In
the evening Archdeacon Jeffries, DID,.
will speak, subject: Unconscious DE.
terioration." All cordially invited to
these services.
II Is said by the officers on thG
transport Sherman that there has been
talk in Nagasaki to the effect that In
case the Honolulu people put on local
boat to San Francisco the Pacific Mail
company would not touch at this port
when bound for the Coast. There is
no foundation for the report.
Judge G. ID. Gear and w. w. Harris
presided last evening at the Elks' so.
Cial session, a most happy affair, and
largely attended. Jas. Dougherty, Il.
L. Cutting, Prof. Berger. Ellis Quin.
tet Club, Bruce Hartman, II. T. Moore,
]. II. Rowland and Mr. Angus contrib.
uted to the musical and literary exer.
cises, to the rapture OF all.
At a meeting of the Honolulu I'm.
proyement Committee held last even.
ing, w. NJ. Giffard resigned as chair
man and A. +. GrifHths was elected.
Mr., Gilfard remains a member OF the
committee. A number of matters in
regard to the improvement of Pensa-
cola street will be reported TO the next