Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-19
LOCAL and GENERAL

mttlS lOHlkul NJ Z oU III 1. ". ". r. HAL
c. J. Day gave practical talk yes
terday morning at the car mems SER
vice
Five boy crap-shooters were arrest
ed Saturday afternoon near the Queen
street skating rink.
II is said that the Yokohama Specie
Bank will occupy an upper floor in the
new McCandless block.
Honolulu Harbor of the Masters and
Pilots Association met last night at
X of p. hall for routine business.
The opening of the Archives build
Ing has been delayed owing to the fact
that some marble slabs for the interior
were broken when received here.
l.. V. Nickerson, of Toledo. Ohio.
filled the Methodist pulpit last evening
and spoke on establishing civic affairs
on the foundation of Christianity.
The Hilo Grand Jury. after investi-
eating the gambling situation, report
ed that the police were doing all In
their power to suppress the gambling
evil.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Dunlap
Moore. who has been in charge OF the
marine hospital station at Yokohama,
has been ordered to report to DR.. Cofer
here
Col. Soper has issued a general order
disbanding Company G. of the n. @. II.
Company +. under Captain Sam John
son. will be inspected by Major Van
vliet tonight.
w. ]. England and Miss Annie p.
Smith. both of Honolulu. were yester-
day married the ceremony being per-
/ q no D.. 81 Al
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Cornelius c. Desmond Of Los Ange'
les. prominently identified with the
work OF which he speaks, believes that
juvenile court in Hawaii will always
have the interest OF the people.
+. w. Everton OF the Seamen's Insti-
ture led the services at the Y. NJ. c. A.
yesterday afternoon. His talk was on
the verse. Take heed lest this liberty
of yours become a stumbling block %
thy brother"
High Sheriff Henry is gathering data
on the subject Of the manufacture of
jute bags by prison labor which he
will submit to the Legislature for the
purpose OF introducing that industry in
the local prison.
japanese papers contain an adver-
tisement calling for 1000 japanese to
go to the Coast at once. Wages OF 81. 80
and over are offered Kasagawa is the
advertiser and Gays he will send up the
laborers in the regular liners.
Henry c. Brown, late secretary OF
the Y. NJ. G. A.. is situated at Wahiawa
on seven acres OF good land which he Is
setting out TO pineapples. His new
house, designed by Mrs. Brown. Is the
most modern one In the colony.
Mainland clients have asked Judge
Geo. ID. Gear to get them 10000 Jap
anese laborers from here. Wages of
sl.45 and over are offered Judge Gear
will take out the necessary license him
self and see that the business is done
legally.
The annual inspection OF Company
+. n. q. II. occurs at AIS D. m. today
In Union Square. the inspecting officer
being Major Van VlIet OF the Tenth In
fantry. An exhibition drill will fol-
low The Hawaiian band will be in at.
! tendance.
A rehearsal Of THE College Widow, -
will be held tonight at 1880 at the Sym
phony Society hail. Haalelea Lawn. II
Is to be presented at the Opera House
under the auspices OF the Myrtle Club
| The participants are selected from the
Mask and Wig club.
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the Maui Evangelical Association
VIII meet at kipahulu, Maui this week.
ReNs. H. Is. Dodge OF Waikiki \. V.
Bazata OF Pala' ana II, 5, Timoteo OF