Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-05
The 0isse sells It cheaper.
Register or lose your vote.
Autos for hire at Ter, STABLES.

Autos Tor hire AT Ter. statues.
The steamship Iilonian Is due from
the Sound on the 18th.
The Ventura Is due to arrive from
the Colonies next Tuesday.
The Nebraskan Is due from the Coast
next Wednesday with mall
The British ship Fairport sailed ut
9:25 this morning for Port Townsend.
The crops Of Laupahoehoe plantation
this year was the largest in its his
tory
Delegate Kuhio and his following
spoke at Huelo yesterday afternoon and
at Paia last night.
The Doric brought only two passen-
gers for Honolulu. w. |. Dyer and j.
Fujiyoshl.
oahu Lodge. No 1. x. Of r.. will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock in X. Of
z. Hall. King street.
II your wood has not been satisfao-
tory why not order some from the Pa
cinc Transfer Co. Main So.
On and after Thursday, October 4,
registration open from 7 to 9 a. M, II
a. m. to 2 p. m. and to p. m.
Golden Gate Flour knows no equal
in this market Sold by all grocers. H..
| Hackfcld e. Co, wholesale distributors.
Rev. and Mrs T.. r Simpson gave a
social to the choir boys of the St. An
drew's Hawaiian congregation on Oct
ober ..
Miss Josephine Palecki arrived IN
the China to escort the remains OF her
sister. the late Miss Theodosia palecid.
to the mainland
Waikiki Inn IL now owned by w. G.
Bergin. Accommodations. supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
Yc married people. take notice that
you can stock up your baby's wardrobe
at the Woman's Exchange, Hotel, near
Benson & Smith.
Arabic" applied to iron roofs re-
duccs temperature as much rs 30 de
Ngrees. This has been ascertained by
actual test. California Feed Co..
agents.
The board OF supervisors of the Free
Kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
ISOLATION held their regular meeting
rooms.
| We laufS VI lfiHl 'Hipl'I W. -
o, Il. s., will conduct a clearance sale
of fancy articles In the vacant store N,
the Masonic building at 10 n. m. to-
morrow.
| The Philosophical Society In Amer
lca." public meetings every Friday At
1850 y. m. In rooms rs Progress block,
rort street. Textbook. the Ocean OF
| Theosophy."
Portraits Of candidates reproduced
In halftone on short notice; also de-.
signing. engraving and printing of all
descriptions. Paradise of the Pacific,
Waverley Block.
Samuel X. Kamakea. a graduate OF
the Royal school. Is attending the Ali
olani college and he expects To go ia
the university next year. where he will
continue his studies.
Victor talking machines have made
| giant strides In the past two years.
They are perfect reproducers of all
musical sounds. Call and hear them at
Bcrgstrom Music Co.
The bark George Curtis has moved
from Bishops wharf to Sorcnson's
wharf taking the berth recently vacat-
ed by the lrmgard. She will sail Tor
'"v oH'n oo'so" pop IN. l., ,,,
60, All hos, ga Co., in,n,,s NO..
cause II ia rich nurc cow's milk that
Is absolutely sterilized All grocers
sell II. Theo. II. Davies G Co. whole
sale agents.
Remember a delicious dinner at the
popular price OF one doiiar Is served
every evening ON .ne sreat sen'',en .
eu,hr iaha. oi the seasiue io,e nes.
value Ior INC hohey anu eoo'es' p'".e
IN Town 70 u'hs.
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