Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-26
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III NlV ffllNWS liHll.
The hooks Oi The Pioneer Mill Co,
Ltd.. will be- closed 10 transfers from
April - to May lst. 1906.
Artist u Howard Hitchcock Is util-
ling the camera Obscura ut the Zoo
for the study Of cloud effects.
ANlCl a 60. have received q shipment
al monuments from New York, that
arrived here on the Orcgoninn.
Finest quality island butter from
Mrs Dora Won Tempsky's ranch. Kula.
Raymond Ranch Market. Tel. 1874.
For shipping to san Francisco islana
jams and jollips can he had ut especial
rates AT tho factory. 1874 Hotel street. "
The Honolulu branch Of the Theu-
suphiral Society meets tonight at 1880
--kUpiulani building Visitors night.
See Ehiars al for the particulars Of
their special sale OF lncos. cmbroid-
cries and wash goods, Tuesday, May
Isl.
Paradise of the Pacific Floral Par.
ado Number, - Pages, 10 cents.
Wrapped Ready for Mailing. At Office.
Bethel street.
Sale Of lease of Government land at
Oluwalu will take place at IL noon Sat-
urdny. May % ~ the front entrance To
the Judiciary building.
The IA NOoau Drcssmaking ParIOrs
will open in the Eaplolani building
May lst These parIors will be under
the direction vi Mrs. Mary \. Ice.
Tho sun can't look an Arabic" coat.
I'd iron roof in the face. The cooling
properties Of the compound are mar.
Vicious. California Feed CO.. agents.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Jones AMI
Mr.. a. Lewis. Jr.. will take place thiI
evening ut the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. G. Jones, Kunkini road, NUr.
anu.
Jubilee 1ncubators. Tho business
machine. hot water system, not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. w.
McChcsncy q Sons, Ltd, agents. Queen
street.
About 800 sacks OF damaged sugar
from paaullo. brought by the schooner
Iuka, were sold at the wharf yesterday
by Morgan, bringing . 3-S cents u
pound.
The May number of the Honolulu
Times Is ont today. II Is peculiarly an
admiration number, being full Of pleas.
ant things said about numerous we'll.
known city folks.
Owing 10 the death of Mother Taylor
the meeting of the Daughters of Hn-
wall. which WAS TO have been held on
April 80, at the residence OF Mrs.
Whine. will be held instead nj the res
!dCnCc Of Mrs. Holloway. Judd street.
Ida l.. Lamb has fled suit against
Julia NUar 10 fOrCclOsc mortgage. The
claim Is for $1,000 due ON a prOmlssOry
note made by the late Isaac Moan In
1901, together with interest. taxes and
insurance paid. The note was secured
by n mortgage on property on Fort
street containing the star block.
Another pOsipuncmcnt of he trial of
EatautarO, the japanese charged with
killing fellow workman last month
At Kuhulu. has been made. II was OK
poCtCd that he would have his hearing
in The Police Court today, but the
Grand Jury Is taking the testimony Of
some of the witnesses IN the case, and
the examination In court will not take
place until May 1.
The two japanese arrested for re-.
moving goods from iamala's store
were brought mp before Judge Hawai-
for trial on the charge OF larceny and
were found guilty and fined 800 and
costs each. Their attorney then he.
gan habcas corpus proceedings, de.
handing the release OF the defendants
on the grounds that they were entitled
TO a jury trial, which they had asked
for and been denied.
Perhaps you are collector of pos
tai cards. II not you ought to be. Tho
fad has come to stay and is both in
structivo and entertaining. Loose
cards lose half their value. They
should he placed In an album, where
they can he properly displayed. You
will be Interested In our line Of albums
| II you are interested In postal cards,
| The pugcs OF the albums are so pro-
pared that the corners of the cards are
| fitted into Sits and may be removed
for inspection mt any time without in
any way damaging either the card or
the album. Honolulu Ph0to-Supply
! Co.
Foreman Foster resumed work on
the construction Of the IlilO sewer syg-
/ ten on Wednesday, after several days
suspension. Word was received from
| Honolulu thai the dOub ful $500 be.
] .DUE'Nl ~ ftNNllUtllbH Nnu nbl W 'll'
ginccrlng, and was available for the
completion Of the work. The total ap.
preparation was 100000; of this $1,000
was expended in the purchase of pipe,
$500 Is set aside TO pay for engineer,
lug, aud the balance, $40, 100, Is to be
applied ON construction. The amount Is
believed to he sufficient TO complete
the system as planned, and the fore
man expects to have the work finished
! by the first of May.
Portuguese Officer Joe Cook of iillo
died suddenly NJ a. N. Sunday of
heart disease. Officer Cook was on
duty all day Saturday apparently in
perfect health. His wife was awaken
ed by his groans and aroused the
house and Or irwin was summoned
| but death had cnsucd before his ar
rival. Omccr Joe Cook, kamaaina
of Maui, has served several years on
the IIilo police force, and was a good
nnd faithful officer who will be missed
by the shcriff's department, The IN
neral was held al p. m. Sunday at
,he Portuguese Protestant Church
services being conducted by the pas