Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
LOCAL and GENERAL

Autos. for hire at Ter. Stables. .
DR.. A. J. Derby went out on the |
Caudine yesterday.
The S. S. Sonoma from the Colonies
Is due next Tuesday.
II. 7. Baldwin was passenger on the
steamer Claudine last evening.
The next mail from the Coast arrives
on the Sierra, due next Wednesday.
Lutted's Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ny May & Co. and c. J. Day & Co.
Camera views, Paradise OF the Pa,
Cific. on sale at all news dealers and
curio stores
The steamer J. A. Cummins arrived
last evening from Waimanalo with a
Ioad Of sugar.
Bring your jars and have them filled
with good homemade jams at lie per
pound. Mrs. Kearns.
Most people and restaurants serve
Rainier Beer'-those that don't arU
neglecting their patrons.
Blom promises a feature next week
which will make both pleasure and sur.
prise among thrifty shoppers.
Whitney & Marsh's new spring waists
are still on display. The line contains
goods of all prices ranging from Soc up
Get your plumbing, sewering and
sheet metal work done at Jas. Mott.
Jr., 10IS Alakea st. Tel. White 1901.
Sailors on the ship Edward Sewall
and the bark Dumfriesshire recently
bad trouble but IL was nothing serious
There was a blaze on Tantalus last
night. The MakiN fire station discov.
cred that the fire was in a rubbish heap.
Geo. N. Wilcox has sold to Mrs. Bath.
sheba Allen for $4,000 premises on Rich
ards street containing $4,000 of an
acre.
The transport Sheridan is booked tC
leave San Francisco today for Manili
via Honolulu. She will have troops
aboard.
Good luck Is a regular ledger at the
house Of Good Judgment, and the alt.
ter is a regular patron and reader Of
The Bulletin want ads.
Deputy Tax Collector Medley says
that $4,000 has been collected in the
past eleven months from outgoing pas
sengers, especially Asiatics.
The Lennon Earle Directory people
are permanently located in the aWity
building, where they are rapidly get
ting things In shape to issue their book
Tunnels are being run into and be.
meath the extinct crater in Palolo Val.
ley to test the capacity of the crater
as water supply. A. +. Cooke Is eX'
perimenting In this direction.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary 4 Guild of St. Andrews Ca.
thedral branch will be held at $3.50 Oh
Monday afternoon, January 30, at thu
residence OF Mrs. Won Holt, Judd street
A papaya, weighing 1914 pounds, pro.
duced by the dwarf tree papaya, Is on
exhibition In the Promotion Commit.
tee window. There is also a hyacinth
in bloom, grown by Mrs. Ethel Taylor.
We are making a speciality this week
OF guaranteed taffeta underskirts that
will not split or crack, and Of Kayser
pater finger tipped silk gloves. than
which there are none better N. s.
Sachs Dry Goods Co
A bright, breezy, helpful service In
the Hall OF the Gospel Mission this
evening at 1880. The hall Is on Hotel
street. No. II Waverley block. Mrs. s.
Z. Damon will speak on THE Church
OF the Living God" Everybody wei.
come.
Bishop Hamilton leaves with Rev.
]. w. Wadman today on a tour of In.
spection of Methodist missions on the
plantations. Bishop Hamilton will
leave for Maui and Hawaii on Tuesday
and before returning to the Coast on
February l6 hopes to visit Kauai.
The Department of Public Instruc.
ton is sending a circular letter to
ieaChers Of thee ity to ascertain the.
views on the subject of manual tralu'
Ing. The Palama training school trus'
tees have made an offer to let teachers
who wish to take a course OF manual
training, have the use of that institu
ton.
H b." California canned fruits are
! packed in the orchards where grown
Guaranteed full weight ID. tins in eX
ira selected table fruits, packed In
heavy syrup. Purest and most delicious
of California choicest peaches, pears
npricots, plums and cherries. Levin
& Co., Ltd, sole agents, 1863 King st
Telephone 2i0.
A written demand has been made by
County Treasurer Trent upon Terri
torial Auditor Fisher for $l7,27S.3S
OuS-ndll OF tne amount COllSCleu IOl
delinquent taxes due to the Territory
on July LIST, 1905. Mr.. Trent's demand
Is the foundation for a mandamus pro
ceeding to compel the Issuance Of 4
warrant by Auditor Fisher.
Orders were received by Captain
Christian, Of the French bark Genera
Falrherbe to return at once to TN
Carolines. The bark arrived yesteI
day morning in ballast from Hobart
The instructions were awaiting the cap
tain when he arrived. Fresh provision
and water will be taken on here befor
the Fairherbe puts to sea again.
Christian Church, corner Alakea an
King streets. All the regular service
tomorrow. Junior c. E 8 a. m: Ser
Tor c. E., $3.50 p. M; Bible School. $50
a. m; preaching, IL a. IN. and 1880 |
m. Morning subject: "Christia
Steadfastness. Evening subject: IL
Your Faith Supply Virtue" You ar
cordially invited to any and all Sc
vices. G, d. Edwards, pastor.
The expo" vest pocket camera is n