Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-29
LOCAL and GENERAL
Bulletin want advertising SELLS
the no.Ionger.wanted things.

Have rour carriage repaired by the
! Hawaiian Carriage Co
Senator and Mrs Y l.. Coelho ar.
rived In town from Maui yesterday.
A nicely furnished cottage near cal
line is for rent cheap. Address Y, Bull
letin.
WIN. Kealakai gave a luau AT l.eleo
birthday.
A Piom has special line of hosiery
that came too late for Christmas Call
and see IL.
Election Of officers at the regular
meeting of William Mckinley Lodge.
X. of r., 1880 o'clock.
A u. S. Shipping Commissioners de-
post receipt for 100000. payable to +.
l.. Rhodes. has been lost
The st. Louis College Alumni Assoc
citation Will give u dance at Progress
Hall on New Years Eve.
Rev. G. f. Chase. the representative
of the Western Tours magazine. re-
turned In the Mauna Loa yesterday
from Hawaii.
There will he no band concert or
Sunday, rs the Hawaiian band will par.
ticipate In the funeral services for the
late John Ena.
Stunning new hats for ladies', pretty
hats for children and swell auto" hats
at Miss Powers Millinery Parlors. Bos-
ton building. Fort street
Football this afternoon-2:3O y. m +,
Y. NJ. {. A. vs. Diamond Heads: 3:45.
Punahous VS. Males. Admission 25c.
Children under fifteen will be admitted
for lOc.
The late VIM. Haywood, whose death
Is reported from Fort Bayard. N. NJ.
was a member of Pacifc Lodge OF
Masons and received his final degrees
from II last year.
A Korean was found bound to tree
yesterday morning near Honokaa,
where he had been oil night His coun-
trymen had tied him M as a punish
ment for some slight crime.
The pictures which appeared In the
Photographic exhibition at the promo.
the Kinau next week for exhibition.
Afterwards they will be sent to Hilo
and other island towns.
The Seaside has plenty OF surf
boards. surf sanoes. Canadian canoes
etc. which are at the disposal Of It's
guests. Remember that the best bath
Ing and the best surf for board riding is
directly In front OF the seaside.
Mrs. John Ena and daughters. the
Misses Mabel and Clarice Ena. anu
son, Thomas, who arrived on the Mon.
golia, will return to Long Beach
shortly. The whole family. will. ult!.
mately 20 to Europe. where the chill
dren will complete their education.
Two Of the enlarged photographs OF
local scenery which have been on exit
bition In Los Angeles have been dis.
played at the promotion rooms. One
Is "a Tantalus scene and the other shows
a grove Of palms and u lily pond on
Mr. Cleghorn's premises at Ainahau.
waikiki.
Levers 4 Cooke. Ltd. regret to an
nounce that the pocket diaries for 1907
which they had expected for distribu.
ton ut Christmas time have not yet
arrived owing. /, Is ..Gg.csei, to freight
congestion On the raiiroau. ....y are
looked for now on the Sonoma and will
be sent out as soon as possible after
arrival.
A sale that IL sure to draw thrifty
shoppers Is Whitney Il Marsh's annual
muslin underwear sale which will be-
gin Oh Wednesday. January End. The
sale Is an opportunity for buyers ant
u Is no exaggeration to say that the
bargains that will lie fiven, can not be-
cqualed. II will well repay you to ar
range to attend this sale.
There will be an open rolf tourna-
ment at Haleiwa on Sunday and Man
ager Bidgo0d will offer cup as prize.
The attractions at the hotel ON satur-
day and Sunday will be unusual, for,
H. addition to the tournament, there
viii be Il dance on Saturday night and
the Kaai orchestra will play during
meals on Sunday. a
Alexander McC. Ashley has been
appointed personal representative OF
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson in
the Weather Bureau at Washington.
Mr.. Ashley was formerly in charge OF
the crop and weather service station
at Honolulu. Before coming to Ho.
nolulu he was engaged In establishing
the weather station at Syracuse, N. Y.