Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-24
LOCAL and GENERAL
Go after II with a Bulletin Want Ad.
and get IL!
The Globe sells 1t cheaper.
Autos for hire at Ter. stables.

today.
Mrs. VI. d. schoHeld left for the
Coast today.
Mrs. c. a. Cottrell left for the States
this afternoon.
Miss j. Ilubcn sailed for the Coast
this afternoon.
Mrs. +. W. McDaniels sailed on the
SunUma today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. c. Wilder left on
the SUnOma today.
James Sullding and wife left today
on the Sonoma.
Best cup of ceiiee in tho city. New
England Bakery
Chas. S. Dole was a Sonoma passen.
ger for the States.
II. II. Huntington sailed on the So
noma for the Coast.
Bruce Hartman was n passenger who
left on the SonOma today.
Miss Grace Sarle sailed for the States
today ON board the Sonoma.
Miss Florence Thompson sailed or
the SonOma this afternoon.
Mrs. SQuires went to the Coast on
the Sonoma this afternoon.
Mrs. c. 4. Swecny sailed for the
Coast today on the Sonoma.
Mrs, Mary Hind was Sonoma pas.
sCnger booked for the Coast.
Judge &. W. Slack ana wife went to
the Coast today on the Sonoma.
The firm name OF the Carlo Pawn
| Co. Is now The Hawaiian Pawn Co.
Mrs. 4. SorensOn and Miss IA. Is.
| Sorcnson went On the Sonoma today.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3. 1. o. q. r..
meets tonight at 1880 In |. o. o. h. Hall
Arthur Wiegand aud wife were pas
sengers FOR the States on the Sonoma.
Dr. Norgaard, the Territorial Vetcr-
! marian, returned from Kauai yestor-
day.
Mrs. i. Sluba and two children were
booked for passage on the Sonoma 10
day.
a divorce summons in re MacPhor-
son VS.. MACPHERSON Is published In this
issue. CIV IT.
Chas. X. Motley. Home Rude cnndi-
date for Congress. arrived ftom Kauai
| yesterday. H. .'N' '|
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. T. Purvis and
Miss puryis camcs over from Kauai
yesterday. U.g...u. -..
Neatly furnished rooms Mt the Pop.
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Mrs. J. ID. Harrics and two children
| were passengers on the Sonoma for the
! Coast today.
The latest wrinkles for football now
on display ut Il. q. Hall n Son. Cali
and see them.
An English bull pup has been lost;
| reward will be paid Tor It's re,urn. see
Want column.
Judge ana Mrs. Wilder returned ON
| the Sonoma this morning from their
trip to sydney.
Mrs. Wise with her two children
sailed ON the steamer leaving for the
Coast this afternoon.
&. j. Hutchins, the agent of the Pa
! cihc Mutual. went to the States this al
tovnoon on the Sonoma.
| w. q. Rowland and Mrs. II. Rowland
and child were passengers ON the So
mona for the Coast today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Baldwin and DR.,
w d. Baldwin were passengers who
lcit Honolulu today for the Coast.
Oceanic Lodge No. 81 4. a. A. NJ,
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tonight. All visiting Masons are inyit-
ed.
There are "Two kinds" OF Soda. on,
kind AT Chambers Drug Co., which Is
the best. Then there are all the 9th
ers.
New goods are ready at Blom's
Ladies' muslin underwear. skirt waists
skirts, children's dresses and ladies
crnvanctte coats.
II you would own your own HON,
and are looking for bargains you'd bet
ter look in AT the Office of Trent a
Company. Better read our today's ad
Miss Mary Crcwes and Miss Beatrice
Taylor yesterday represented the Pro
motion Committee on tour of inspec
ton Of the railroad trip to Kahuku ant
back.
ARABIC" applied to iron roofs re
duces temperature as much rs 80 de
grees. This has been aacertained b!
actual test. California Feed Co.
agents.
Purser Hudson of the steamer So
mona IL not on board this voyage. III
was detained In sydney by the serious
Illness OF his wife, and Alfred Con
quest Is acting purser for the voyage
N'lll'Hhb'l % htil'i'nH uiHh'l ~ wv
popular price of one dollar Is serve,
every evening on the great semi-cr
cuar lanai of the Seaside Hotel. Res
value for the money and coolest place
= in town to dine.
Special Forester Agent Chas. S. Jud,
has filed Il report ON the oleven-year
old rubber trees found at Koloa II
gives detailed information regarding
the number, sizes and nges of the trees
which he found doing well, although
they had been neglected
p. Mcl.ano and family sailed on tn
SOnoma today. They so to Porto Rice
where Mr.. Mcl.ane has accepted tn
managership Of large sugar planta
ton. He has been a plantation man
ager on the islands here for man
years, and his large NUMBER of friend
will be sorry to lose him.
A price list of u. S. public document
for sale by the superintendent of doc
uments, Government Printing Ollice
Washington, contains 20 titles relat
ing to Hawaii. The prices range iron
!, Sc. To 40C and $2.70 will fetch the who'll
, hunch There are iAyO nj tho hiphpg