Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04

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Mystic Lodge, No. 2. X. OF p. meets
tonight In X. Of p. Hall. King street
You may have hot bath instantly at
a cost of FIVE cents--if you use gas
stove. Honolulu, Gas Co.
Neatly furnished rooms ut the Pop
ular. 81. Sl.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
The Norwegian bark Helga. former
ly the Fortuna. will bring a cargo Of
coal from Newcastle to this port.
See Levys ad in this issue Is you
want to learn of something good TO
send your friends ON the other Islands
Waikiki Inn is now owned by W. &.
Bergin Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely 6rst class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
DO you want good shirt? c. Chow,
corner King and River streets, has an
excellent stock that is priced extra
ordinarily low.
There were eight deaths from con-
taglous diseases in Honolulu between
November 10 and 30. eight of tuber-
culosis and Two Of typhoid fever.
Henry May & Co. have just received
GOOO bags of Centennial's Best -four II
is the finest -four sold here and the lot
will hardly last Iiffy. Order today.
A reception for DR.. sylvester will be
held in the lecture room Of Central
Union church ON Tuesday evening An
interesting program has been prepared.
har1tf which
came In recently. was chartered prior
to arrival by Balfour. Guthrie Il Co.
to carry lumber from the Sound To
Valparaiso.
Hawaiian News Co has the largest
and finest assortment OF Christmas
BOOKS In the city. for adults and young
people. Why not give. book for
Christmas?
James Stanton. stOwaway from
one OF the American Hawaiian steam.
ships. was arrested yesterday and will
probably be held for deportation by
the same vessel.
W S. Ellis has received letter from
his brother. John Ellis. which states
that the latter has made an engage
ment to sing on the Keith circuit, one
of the best vaudeville circuits Of the
mainland.
There will be a meeting Of the com
mittee connected with st. Andrews ca
thedral at 7:45 this evening In the sun
day school room to consider the report
OF the committee on the Alice Mackin-
tosh Memorial.
Judge Whitney's class In civil gov
eminent. the "Civics Club" holds Its
first regular meeting at the Y. NJ. C.
A. at 3 o'clock tonight. The club was
organized last Tuesday and has about
fifteen members.
Order Christmas books from VIM. {,
Lyon Co.. Ltd, Honolulu. All the
standard books sold In sets for cash OF
on easy payments. Order today. Send
first. second and third choice as the
others may he all gone
Preparations are being completed In
the Public Works Department to en-
able T.. j. Lord TO go ahead with his
contract for constructing the Kuihl
sewer system and the extension Of the
Nuuanu avenue sewer line.
The Seaside has plenty OF sur
boards. surf canoes, Canadian canoes
etc, which are at the dispose. Of 1t!
guests. Remember that the best bath
ing and the best surf for board riding II
directly In front Of the Seaside.
There Is nothing that you can sent
to friends or relatives ON the MAINLAND
as n Christmas present that would b,
appreciated more than u crate of choice
pineapples or bunch OF selected bu
Ranas. Order at Wells, Fargo Office
King street.
Col. Geo. w. Macfarlane Is still con
fined to his Waikiki home by his In
jured leg. the result of his street en-
accident In San Francisco. The trou
BILE was more serious than first sup
posed. DR.. Humphris, who Is attend
ing Col. Macfarlane. expects TO hav
'hls patient out soon.
The Woman's Board of Missions will
meet at 2:3O y. N. today at the Cen
trail Union Church. The study u
West Central Africa" will be takel
up under Mrs. w. A. Bowen's leader
ship. Mrs. j. NJ. whitney will repor
on Chinese work and Mrs. Theo. Ricl
ards on her experiences at the Hay
stack" meeting.
A committee of members OF the ban
waited on Joe Cohen yesterday In II
gard to the arrears of salary due then
Mr. Cohen stated his position TO Tia
men and authorized them to announc
to their comrades that there would i
q payment made on account today. TIL
committee who interviewed Cohen cor
sisted OF j. Amasui, Kaaa and X. !
Baker.
A late letter from =. Maurice McMi
hon, who Is now In Goldheld, New
names some former Honolulu peopl
who are now In that mining cam
> among them being Cunningham
Comes, Conkley and Beswick, form'
saloonkeepers; Hankey, the lawyer
and young man named Clark, Gu
us, of Kerr's one time, was In GoldileI
recently selling goods
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