Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL

White steam autos. Stockyds stable.
Try one of those delicious hot sup.
pers at the Cobweb Cafe.
Lutted's TarO Flour for sale by Hen
~ May 4 CO., and c. J. Day & Co.
Island jams and chutncy made by
Mrs. Kearns. 1874 Hotel St. Blue lill.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 12i3
Fort street
The bark Melanope was towed out
this morning by the Fearless for Royal
RAIDS for orders.
The man with money serves Rainier
Beer" to his guest-that's policy-they
know it's the best.
Chief Clerk c. 4. auckland has gone
to Kauai to be witness in the Kane
alii election fraud case.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Babbitt will leave for Kauai Tuesday
for tour of inspection.
Clerk Jas. A. Thompson has left for
| Wailuku to act as stenographer at tue
circuit Court term there.
The dredger Pacific today is pumping
| the mud from the harbOr just OIL
Oceanic wharf on Mauliola Island.
The Schooner Chas. J.. Woodbury. is
| at Sorenson wharf loading combus-
tibles and general cargo for Hilo and
Honoipu.
In flavor. material and burning quail
tiles the General Arthur is everything
that a perfect cigar should be. Gunst'
Eakin Cigar Co.
4 deficiency judgment Of s66425 has
been filed against the defendants II
the case Of Jas Wakefield VS.. Henry
G. and Mary Ann Spalding.
A position is wanted as stationary
or marine engineer by an experience,
man who can furnish the best Of ref
erences. Address G.. G. L., Bulletin.
The plaintin in the case OF Kinghan
VS.. II. r. r. a. l.. Co. has filed ObjeC'
tiOns and exceptions TO the defendant
bill Of exceptions to the verdict rem
dered in favor of plaintiff.
The bark X. p Rithet is anXiously
looked for today. She sailed from Sar
Francisco twenty-siX days ago and hai
a cargo Of kerosene oil on board which
will relieve the local famine in tina
line.
The schooner VIM. II. Marston ar
rived this morning from Hilo to com
plete her cargo Of sugar for San Fran
cisco. She has on board 900 tons anC
will load Eva and Waialua sugar a
the Railway wharf.
Work is approaching completion oil
the new Brewers wharf, the floor be
ing laid today. Blasting operations ar
being resorted to on the Waikiki-mau
ka side OF the wharf in order to pu
down additional piles as the coral Il
found in that locality to be very hard
Col. @. w. Macfarlane is here in tn
interests Of the Anglo California Ban
and the Mercantile Trust Co. OF Cal
ifornia to complete the details OF tn
trust deed Of the Kohala Ditch Co., an,
prepared for the issue of their six pc
cent gold bonds. OF the 100000 OF tn
bonds two-fifths have been reserve
for Hawaiian subscriptions, but the
have all been syndicated and under
written.
The schooner VIM. +. CAIRNS sail
for Eleele this afternoon. where sh
will discharge after the schooner RIOS
almond has finished. Captain Lappin
of the CAIRNS feels II Is safer at EleeI
to protect the charter agreement. II
has felt perfectly safe In the anChn
age OFF port here. having accepted III
advice of the pilots in regard to II
conditions. II has not been determine
by the owners of the CAIRNS whetht
they will accept sugar cargo for ii
coast or go to the Sound for lumber
II you are interested in amateN
photography you should join the K'
dak Correspondence School OF the Eas
man Kodak Co, Rochester, \. Y,
course in which carries students stc
by step through the various branCh'
OF the work. until they are capable {
D. producing satisfactory negatives an
prints, both from technical and artil
tic standpOints. II treats of both Il
:. technical and artistic side Of pilot,
graphy, and appeals to all who are
all interested In the work, The scho
Is open to all upon payment Of ~
J dollars, and blanks for filling in, I,
gether with full particulars. may
obtained from the Honolulu Pho
Supply Co.