Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-27
LOCAL and GENERAL
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tnlS evening AT i.3O q CLOCK.
Latest in cards, Beakbanc, the cn-
grayer. Fort street. Phone Main 23l.
Try Lcvy's Kona coffee ground in
their new electric coffee mill. Phone
Main li9. ..
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, +. & A. NJ.
meets this evening for work In the
third degree
The symphony Orchestra will have
its regular rehearsal at Ilaalclca Lawn
this evening.
Two furnished mosquito proof rooms
with private family are for rent. Sec
adj this issue.
Oahu Lodge, No l. K. OF p. will
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock In X. OF
p. Hall. King street.
The ashes of the late A. 7. Atkinson
were inferred in Nuuanu cemetery Oh
Wednesday afternoon.
II Everybody that ever used Ncwbro's
Ilcrpicide for dandruif and falling hair
do nothing but praise II.
A young man OF 20. with experience.
desires a position with mercantile
mousse. See al. this issue.
Finest quality island butter from
Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky's ranch. Kula
Raymond Ranch Market. Tel AGA.
For shipping to San Francisco islana
Jams and jellies can he had at especial
rates at the factory. 1874 Hotel street.
The ship Fairport sailed from Ham.
burg April Goth for Honolulu with gen.
cral cargo for II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
Initiation of twelve candidates In
II. =. o. Il. this evening. All members
and visiting Elks requested to be pres
Cnt.
Hawaiian Tribe No /. Order Of Red
Men. will hold their regular meeting
this evening in rooms at l. o. o. H.
hall.
i. u. Moselcy. we'll known In Homo.
lulu, Is reported to have been murder.
cd in saloon ut Fresno, Cal. by u
Jockey.
The Chinese Young Ladies' Mission.
airy Society hold their annual meeting
this evening in the Fort Street Church
ut 1880
Mrs. Cross. formerly Miss Daisy
Cartwright, will arrive here from the
Coast shortly to visit her aunt Mrs Il.
X. Pratt.
The schooner Chas. Levi Woodbury.
IS loading general freight and explos
ives at Sorcnson's wharf for Ionoipu
and Hilo. ...
Paradise Of the Pacific Floral Par.
ada Number, Sc Pages, Is cents.
Wrapped Ready for Mailing. At Office.
Bethel street.
RAREBiT FiENp DREAMS
A new feature that will make you
feel better.natured-so be sure and get
SATURDAYS BULLETIN.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and purfiHes rain water. Give It
trial and DO convinced. California
Feed Co.. agents.
The steamer San Mateo was shifted
today from the SorensOn wharf to the
Railway wharf to finish unloading her
cargo Of coal and to take on u cargo OF
sugar.
Jubilee Incubators. The business
machine. Hot water system, not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. w.
McChesncy & Sons, Ltd, agents. Queen
street.
Hawaiian Tribe No. I. o. r. NJ.
will hold meeting at their council
chamber In Odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 1880. Important matters
will come mp.
| The Acting Governor has written
Superintendent Gaines Of the cable Of
flee thanking him for the efficient work
OF himself and his staff during the San
Francisco trouble.
on May the Hawaiian Engineering
Association will remove from HALE
lea Lawn TO the KapiOlani building,
where II will occupy the eycn-num-
bered rooms 10 TO III inclusive, making
three Of them into one assembly room
a local branch Of the Philosophical
Society In America" has started a
course Of studies and discussions, to be
held every Friday evening, In the cor
ner rooms, N. rs. OF the Progress
block. Enquircrs will be cordially well
come. ....
Miss Alice Jones and Mr.. Abram
Lewis. Jr., were married last evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y.
Jones. DR.. Kincaid ofiiciated. The
honeymoon is being spent at "Malu-
hia," the Jones' country home In Nuu-
anu valley.
Owing TO the recent rains there Is
now but very little danger OF water
famine. There are now eight feet Of
water In Nuuanu reservoir No. |, Ave
feet in reservoir No. 2, and n little
water in No. 3. which was dry week
Tor two ago. ..... ..
The Kauluwela, Palama, and Kawa-
iahao Senior Clubs enjoyed a good time
last evening at Kauluwela Hall. Sing
ing and speeches from both boys and
managers were abundant. Among the
speakers was Bernard Kelekolio. FAM
Gus as the Boy Orator; Rev. b. Turner,
Mr., Rath, Theo. Richards.
The steamers Niihau, from Waimea,
Kauai, and the Noeau, from Kailua,
and the Helene, from Kawaihae, ar.
rived this morning. The Niihau and