Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-25
LOCAL and GENERAL
There are ALWAYS people who
want to buy dogs or birds-and they
read the Bulletin Want Ads.

Don't miss Friday Special" at Whit
ney & Marshs tomorrow-embroid- !
cries.
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
A cold glass of Primo beer makes a
delightful treat at an evening card
party. Try it.
Booths Baked Beans are selling rap
idly at sample prices at j. NJ. Levy II
Co.'S. Phone Main li9.
See our Porto Rican Panama hats.
Something new Blocked to order.
Priced from s. up. Expert Hat Clean
ers. ll2i Fort St. opp. club stables.
c. II. Gilman. manager of the Ameri-
can Hawaiian Construction Co., left
yesterday on the Alameda.
j. u. Agassiz, of Cotton Bros, & Co.
left Tor the States yesterday. dccompa-
MED by his wife and daughter.
Have you made a will? II Is duty
you owe to yourself and family ~ do
| so no matter how small your estate.
Consultation free at Hawaiian Trust
70.
Don't fail to call at Bergstrom Music
| Go. and hear the Victor talking ma
chine. Wonderful improvements In the
| past year.
u. +. Rowland. brother OF the AS
Ulsiaht superintendent vi i"p'''
VOTES lelt ior the COAST !e8'erua! u"
the AIaheda.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic.
You VIII be surprised at It's coolinS anu
preseryative properties. Caiitorhia
Feed Co. agents.
The smokers acme OF delight Is 10
light Mike Wright cigar after n sooa
Ginner. Try one. liayseldeh TOBACCO
TO-, wholesale agents.
=. NJ. Naiuai mas returned To ms du-
ties OF entry clerk at the custom house
! AFTER having been laid up win typhoid
lever ior three months.
WAIKIKI Inn Is now owned by w. Z.
Bergin. Accommodations shpphes
ana attendance apsoiute'y hrst ciass'
flnest Dathlhs on the peach.
iiehr! May q 20, nave reee,'su !.
iu'I assortment VI tie eeispra'e" D.
oruer hoW W"'e '"r''t'eS are 'o"'-
P','' til.
MuTcei'o was iouhu n"' gun! Vi
s.enIIhs haph,nS rom lhe transpoi'
Duioru III tue r'u'i'' cou'' !'s'u' nay :
ne was uclenueu p' A',orneE ~; w,
sutton newcomer III 'eB"' p"S''esS
W ,nIS Guy
heh'emper ueiicions u'h"er d, 'ne
popuiar pI,,e vi one 'o',a' h1' 'eu
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cizes and collars reduced 10 al l.. A.
xerr G. co AIalaa stre.,
Major NcCiIl who was I'm town Mon.
day and Tuesday on route TO Oriental
posts per the sherman. inspected III,
local marine barracks and guard. Maiol
Fuller In command was commitments,
ON tho good showing made by his mel
and the generally excellent condition
nf the post.
Captain Joynes, the popular com
mander of the revenue cutter Manning
mas received letters from captain Pea
body OF the sheridan ana captain Hum
phrey, U. y. A. Depot Quartermasler
complimenting him very highly ON th'
good and eficient work he ala III th'
saving OF the sheridan.
: Rev. e. w. Thwing ana Rev. u. II
Guiick last week attended the semi
nl'n"'' nh,e.,ns VI '"e n"' 80, ~ ane.i
,eui nSSoe'a'o' "' n'nu MI o,e"
,zeu Sap"nese onurei y" i n,
vi rrIuay my a,,em.u "..'"ua.
,noe.'ns W nono' VI no.n'' ~ ~ :,
,ne sa' ,l. e.s"'a', "''on e'.'s y
,he ""''"'''" army ''''"'"s ~ Nv
wa,
II negotiations now being carried oi