Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-18
LOCAL and GENERAL
q0c a line for a week is the cost OF
JOO a Bulletin Want Ad.-the bene.
tit secured may easily be worth hun.
dred times 80 centsl

MISS JNdhlNd btthltg nus soHe W
The volcano.
Jared g. smith is expected to return
on the Mongolia.
Fresh jam, II cents Id. at factory, 1874
Hotel st. Peach this week.
The Board of Education will meet
on Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
Butter churned daily at the Honolulu
Dairymen's Association. White 2l1. =
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ulnr. 81. sLdO and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street. a..
w. o. Smith and l.. A. Thurston
have gone to Hilo and will return on
saturday.
There will he n rehearsal of THE
College Widow" at the Opera House
this evening.
There will be special meeting of
Pacific Lodge this evening with work
in the third degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Morgan left
on the Alameda today to visit their
son In Connecticut.
w. II. Shipman Is expected from Ha-
wall on Friday ON business connected
with the kOa lumber enterprise.
Blom Is this week selling 300 pieces
70 English Torchon laces ut the UNI
precedented price OF So per yard.
Finest quality island butter from
Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky's ranch. Kula.
Raymond Ransh Market. Tel. 4Gi.
Captain Parker and Lieut. Comdr.
Leonard Of the naval transport l.awtUn
yesterday called on the Acting Gov
ernor.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. /. u.
S. w. v. meets this evening at 1880
o'clock in its room in the Progress
,Uuk.
The chaplain of the Argentine train
ing ship presidentc Sarmicnto said
mass at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
this morning. .a
Paradise of the Pacific Floral Par
adj, Number. 80 Pages. IL cents.
Wrar ped Ready for Mailing. At Office.
Bethel street.
Jubilee Incubators. The business
machine. Hot water system. not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. W.
McChesncy a. Sons, Ltd, agents. Queen
street.
The War Department at Washington
has disapproved the proposal 10 turn
over five or six hundred old military
uniforms TO the people at the Settle.
ment on Molokai.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and purfifies rain water. Give 1t
trial and be convinced. California
Feed Co., agents.
Agents OF the insurance companies
have paid over to G.. Brewer a. Co.,
agents for the Onomea Sugar Co.. SliO.-
COO Insurance of the COmpany's mill de.
stroycd by FIRE on February 3.
High Sheriff Henry yesterday ar
rested at Waialua a japanese. named
Wada, who Is alleged to have embcz.
lled $1,000 from Senator John Gandail
Of Kauai Wada will be sent to Kauai
for trial.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
Is as follows: X, s. NJ, none; Diamond
w.. $500. VI. A. X. 15.2200; q. a. r.,
1850; McB., 1919; X. T., 500; l.. r.,
1874; II. NJ, 1851; G. r., 1862; NJ. S.
Co. 30G29.
In recognition of the recent scientific
discovery Of Dr. Shiga and NJ. fmeno,
psychologists, the japanese Medical
Association In Hawaii presented tn
each Of them n gold locket together
with letter Of thanks.
A meeting Of the Teachers and
Mothers Club will he held In the par
Tor Of Central Union church. Friday
y. M. April 20. at o'clock. Mr. L.
Thompson of kamehameha Manual
will give talk on What | saw At
he George Junior Republic and Other
schools" Every one interested is cor
daily invited TO attend.
The Moana Hotel gave another
dance last evening In honor OF the Of
ilcers and ladies ON the transport Sher-
man, the officers of the Argentine
training ship Presidonte SaTmiento and
the U. 5. naval transport Lawton. Rear
Admiral Lyon. U. S. ~. and Mrs. Lyon,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Cushman. Lieut.. Car
ter. Surgeon and Mrs. Rossiter Major
and Mrs. Fuller Lieut.. and Mrs. Harl-
lee were present.
The congregation Of st. Clements has
elected the following officers for thu
ensuing year: Wardens, General Ed
ward Davis and l.. @. Keen; treasurer.
General Edward Davis; secretary and
auditor, John Guild; yestry, II. w. NJ,
INST Charles l.. Rhodes, II. Mex
Harrison, X. dc b. Layard, c. X. He
menway, S. II. Derby, c. r. Clemens
and William Thompson. The following
delegates were elected to the convcn-
ton: General Davis, Il. q, Keen, John
Guild, William ..ompson aud H.aMck
Harrison.
Perhaps you are collector of pos
tai cards. If not you ought to be, The
! fad has come to stay and Is both in
struCtlye and entertaining. Loose
cards lose half their value. They
should be placed In an album, where
! they can be properly displayed. You
/ will he Interested In our line Of albums
Ii you are interested In postal cards,
The pages OF the albums are so pro-
pared that the corners Of the cards are
fitted into Sits and may be removed
for inspection at any time without in
any way damaging either the card or
the album. Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co.