Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
LOCAL and GENERAL

y May 4 Co. and G. j. Day 4 co.
A furnished cottage is offered for
ent at $500 per week. Inquire Homo
ulu Hotel
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
liar. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
fort street.
The engagement has been announced
n Hilo of Emily l. Aitken to Lambert
4. Thompson /
w. ID. Schmidt, plantation bookkeep-
n at Kukaiau. Hawaii, is spending q I
ew days in town.
The stockbooks of the oahu Sugar
20. will be closed to transfers from
February 10th to 18th.
Bank Examiner Ridgeway of Hilo /
is in town making his usual investiga. /,
lion of the First National.
A probate notice in the matter of tha
estate of Jane Wilson widow de-
ceased. is published In this issue.
A waterright notice In connection
with the Palolo Land and Improvement
Company. Ltd. is published in this Is
sue.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and purfifes rain water. Give 1t
trial and be convinced. California
Feed Co., agents.
The reported gin famine is a false
alarm as the Merchants Exchange has
q supply on hand from which they can
supply the retail trade by the single
bottle until more arrives.
Blom's great money-saving sale OF
muslin underwear and Ladies' shirt
waists is coming to an end. Tomorrow
is the last day to take advantage OF the
exceptional bargains offered.
Assistant Sheriff Henry Vida has
been confined 10 his home for the lest
two days. but was able to return to
his duties this morning. He was trou'
bled with an attack of the grip.
c. NJ. White, chief clerk of the publ,
Works Department, accompanied by
his nieces, the Misses Lee of Honolulu
is spending a few days vacation In
Hilo, and making II interesting fol
local chess players.
A choice piece OF Waikiki beach
property adjoining the Along prem
Uses, belonging TO Geo. f. Mcleod, will
be sold at auction, under foreclosure o.
mortgage. tomorrow, Saturday, Febru'
airy l. at ~ o'clock noon at the front
entrance of the Capitol building.
is HONOLULU GOING TO HELL7
A Banker asked this question Of 8
Bulletin reporter-last Saturday even
ing the editor Of The Bulletin wen'
through PaIama with Rath to find out
The story Of II will appear In
SATURDAYS BULLETIN
II. Nickers. secretary OF the Hilt
Board of Trade, came in from that city
this morning on the steamer Enter
prise. Another passenger was Castle
| Ridgway. National bank examiner. A
+. Douglass, clerk for Henry May 4
Co., of this city, also arrived on thu
Enterprise.
When the cable ship Restorer, whicl
arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco, was in that port twenty-five JaO
employed on her deserted and othe
men were hired to take their places
The Restorer encountered rough wealth
i er for two days before arriving in HO
nolulu. She brought no mail.
The following sugar lists are await
ing shipment on Kauai, according I
erthe report OF Purser Lewis Of tn
steamer Iwalani, which arrived fror
pbINH Oh Nildl lHldhu Nlln hl'i INNS ~"
mond W.. $500; G. q r., go; NJ. A. X
22,6OO; X. S. NJ. $4,000; McB,, 1000;
X, 1000; X. F., 5000; NJ, s. Co., 20,0Ol
X. S. Co, IL. NJ, and l.. p. were nc
obtained.
Senator John 7. Brown, Of HilO,
engaged in developing one of Hawaii
Industries In gathering the root Of III
ava, n small tree growing In som
Il parts of the island The roots who
chewed produce a peculiar, seductive
soothing effect, Il Is. said with no IN
:. furious physical results, and Is use
by the natives. Il is used for medici
, purposes on the mainland and Is
good demand. Mr.. Brown receives 81
J q ton for the root, dried and deliyerC
at Hilo.
II you let the Honolulu Photo Suppl
Co. do your printing and developln
for you, you are sure OF satisfactor
service, and you will get all the pictul
that there Is In the film. We have bui
up our reputation by good work an
we are constantly adding to II. "
have all the modern facilities for doiI
the fullest justice to camera work e
1. trusted to our care and employ only Il
a most skilled assistants to I'LL orders Il
printing and developing.
A photograph taken in 1880 OF Il
v corner where the l.. Turner Co. stO
is situated illustrates how Hilo h
: built up since that date The corn
was then occupied by store owned
1 A Cleghorn and j. III. Maby, the pr
: prietor, appears in the picture, III
a waters of the bay came nm To d
I streets edge in front and spray won
! occasionally sprinkle the store, viii
4 behind the store appears to be cont
4 uous woods, except for st. JOSEPH
church. Hilo was already a busine
point OF Importance and had chang
considerably from the days OF the q
when all the whalers used to drop
before going north.