Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

qcter" at Central Union last evening.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, |. o. U. f.,
meets tonight at 1880 in |. o. o. F. Hall. !.
According to an item in the Shinpo, T.
japan will build a new consulate In
Honolulu
Pat McI.ane and L. Flohr have re.
signed as manager and head luna of
the Koloa plantation.
Byron o. Clark of Wahiawa will eX-
pertinent in fax culture. having i'm.
ported plants from New Zealand.
All Y. NJ. e. A. members interested
in forming a tennis club will please
meet in Y. NJ. G. A. hall tonight at s
o'clock.
Fred Carter, manager Of the Parker
ranch. Hawaii will leave shortly to
managing big stock ranch in North.
srn California.
The Y. NJ c. A. gymnastic and mus.
ical entertainment to have been held
March Sd, is postponed until Tues.
day. March 9th.
The Guild and womens Auxiliary
Of st. Andrews Cathedral meet this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Emory. Emma street
Hawaiian Chinese have been asked
to take stock in the Hankow- Canton
railway. being built by popular sub
scrlption among the Chinese.
J. w. Wadman last night preached
at the Methodist church on The Gov.
ernOr's Foolish Blunder." The theme
had to do with a Roman ruler.
There was no service at the German
Lutheran church last evening owing
to the news OF the death in Germany
of the mother OF Pastor Felmy.
A japanese macaque monkey and a
large rat had an encounter at the Kat
mulN Zoo yesterday morning. The
monk will attend the rodents funeral
Electric carmen have been ordered
to raise the rear tenders while going
through the city. Small boys have
been in the habit of stealing rides on
rear tenders.
Rev. J. A. Cruzan, well known here
has left the Congregation communion
aud become a Unitarian. He is now
IN charge Of the Unitarian Church OF
Spokane, Wash
A. =. Stewart district freight and
passenger agent of the Chicago and
Alton Railway, writes the Promotion
Committee here that he will do all he
can to boost Hawaii.
c. w. Dickey. of Dickey & Reed, a
son OF Senator Dickey of this city. has
designed a new hotel for California to
grace the Berkeley foothills. The
building will cost $2000000.
Among the officers on the Sherman
were several members of the military
order of the Cardiac. organized during
the early days of the occupation of the
d. Ia h.
The Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday held ser.
vices at the Rapid Transit mems club
house in the morning, at the oahu
prison and In Association hall, having
altogether a very busy and very bene'
fcial day.
Park Expert Robinson thinks the
public market site on the esplanade
would make fine entrance to the new
slips. He is inquiring into the pro-
posed extension Of Allen street along
the harbor to Queen street.
When the Nevadan sailed from IA.
hului Friday night with 5000 tons of
aw sugar she carried the first ship
ment from the Islands to be refined
q the Hawaiian Refinery at Crockett,
California. The refinery will begin
operations about April /.
The Hawaii Shinpo says japanese
employment agencies are responsible
Tor the shifting around OF servants
and the quick changes from place to
place made by the Japanese house
boys and girls. The agencies run
little graft OF their own.
After being out thirty days from San
Francisco, the schooner Melancthon
arriV ed in port yesterday morning,
considerably used up by heavy seas,
She was the vessel reported by the
transport Sherman as being in a bad
tx at sea. The vessel lost her bow
spirit in the storm.
In future Harry Thorp Vars secre-
tary OF Foster McClennan Co.. Buffalo,
\. v. hopes to spend the winter
months in Honolulu. He and his fami-
ly are at the Young Hotel. They have
heen accustomed to spend their winters
In Bermuda and have also visited the
famous winter resorts of Europe.
Ioepou, a Hawaiian printer, fell
while attempting to board a car at
$3.50 yesterday on Nuuanu street, near
Kukui. The car was bound up the val
ley. He missed his footing and was
thrown violently, striking his head and
becoming unconscious. Injuries did
not appear serious. He regained con
sciousness and went home.
Professor Ritter of the University
of California, guest OF Judge p. l..
Weaver OF this city, en- route TO the
Congress OF 0ceanographers and Icthy-
Ologists in Marseilles this summer, via
Japan, is quoted as saying that the
Pacific ocean Is the center of crea-
zion, having been the origin of life,
and that, as the crossroads OF the Pa
Gific. the Hawaiian Islands naturally
take their place as the hub OF the
world.