Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-16

hUlOS tut nlIt dl UT aldUltSs
Charlie Hall Of the WaimCa Wine
company is in town.
a dividend warrant has been lost
see al uuuor New Today.
q. n. Wilcox and Mrs. G.. NJ. Cooke
were passengers from Kauai in the
| Hall.
Neatly furnished rooms at the rop-
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
| Fort street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Morgan and Mr.
ana Mrs {. l.. Wight are booked for
the Alameda.
c. w. c. Dcorings gave Il dinner at
| the Molna last night. Fourteen guests
were present.
a hyC-rUum cottage with all mod
Crn CunyeniCnCcs is offered for rent
See nd this issue.
Order nice broilcr. fresh Island
beef and veal at Raymond Ranch Mar.
kCt, telephone IGi.
Try some of the fresh bread. COukis'
Or cakes. baked every day at the Per-
| lection Home Bakery.
Three hundred pieces Of English
tUrchUn lace at the Hat price Of S. per
yard at Blom's this week.
The 5. g. Alameda Is loading With
1900 tons o. lrciinei sugar, which sh"
iva. take TO san Francisco.
Tho appeal in the case of Kahua
| ct al. vs.. KanCwanui was argued this
forenoon before the Supreme Court.
Fourteen modern shCcp-shcaring
machines have been ordered from Chi
rago for the IIumuula Sheen Ranch.
Prof. w. u. Alexander will give
| NJ Ia "A
| Union church chapel Wednesday even
/ Ing.
Captain G. j. Campbell. the popular
\ ship chandler, IL suffering from bad
lncc. the result OF striking the curb
ol the step leading up to the postolliCc.
Tho steamer Haiulani brought cat
tic from Enpapala ranch yesterday
and returned to Hawaii In tho after
noon 20 load paauhau sugar for llilo
pacrCts.
Jubilee lnCubators. The business
machine. Hot water system. not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. W
MgChCsncy n Sons. Ltd. agents. Queen
strCHt.
Mrs ROssitCr. wife of DR. ROssitCr at
the Naval station, leaves for the main
land 10y the sherman. Or. ROssitcr
will leave by the ManCEuTia. he having
been ordered to Baltimore on waiting
orders.
Miss Eaton. formerly Of lIilo. this
morning began teaching at the Mae.
mao School. Miss LOOMS, who also
came from llIlo. today CT. cred on her
now duties as teacher at the Normal
School.
The Italian ship Catherine ACCamc
Is M bishop wharf. dlscharging general
lCargu for T. II. Davies a. Co, Ltd. from
Hamburg, having arrived yesterday
afternoon
Is expected that the steamer Ar
Eyll, which arrived from Port Hartford
yesterday, will be relieved Of her car
80 OF oil this afternoon nj I o'clock,
and will then depart for the Sound FOR
another load.
The barkcnllnc 8. G. Wilder has
been relieved Of h"r general cargo NJ
,.c oil Likclilic wharf. and was re-
moved this morning to the Railway
wharf. where she will load sugar Tor
Gan Francisco.
Sugar awatirS shipmcr, on Kauai l.
aB follows: IS. 5. NJ. 1850; Diamond
W, 1900 NJ \. X, 1878, =. and H.,
1000; McB., Jls9; K. T., 800; II. NJ.
G67T: l.. r., 1914; q. r., 1890; NJ. ).
Co., 2G,I3T; *. :. Co, 5000
The crew Of the la PalOma consist
of Clarence W. Macfarlano, sailing
master and captain; Fred. Mushcr
mate and navigator; Charles q. Spin
ME and Sam, scamcG; James CRUDE
] cabin boy; W. Pangclly, cook,
Lu1dcd with oil, the steamer Roc
Grams towing the barge Monterey, also
loaiCd with oil, arrived In the harbn'
yesterday from Monterey. They vii
return to that port rs soon Is their ear
lGors arc disposed OF, which will be- til,
! afternoon.
Lieut. W. e. HarllCc, who has been
} on duty here for some time with the
10. $. Marines, will dcpart for the Coast
on the transport sherman. lie goes Il
the States to take IN examination fOl
promotion MS captain Of marines, ant
! 4 Is not probable he will return here
1 The MolOkai steamer l.ikCiiKc sail'
70 at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon In
j.. SICla nf noon. This schedule viii he
j. maintained hereafter, as II has bCrI
. found more agreeable to Honolulu
shippers. The return OF che Likcllk,
j. viii b" on Sunday morning instead o
Il Saturday, as heretofore.
Hut little business was done IN tn
> Police Cont This morning, the lars
number OF ease being continued To lat
cr A'ltrs Eight ChlnCEc who were ar
lrcstcG UI charge Of gambling, wCr
lrcQuilt"d as result of lack OF Cyi
Do lCnro. when the officers made the raj
: on them, they had time to stop III
,, game and cover up much Of the GYi
- dGnCc.
3: \. NJ. Hanson, the sailor who severe
=, lily beat up the mate Of the bark ), {
:, Allen last Thursday, was arrested tn.
=. morning by officer Dick" Panacw
\. pnd lodged in Jail to await his cYamina
ton, which will be In the Police Com
n tomorrow. Since the fight he has bco
n hiding, while his victim has bee
confined In the Queens Hospital. n
yCHturcd to collect some money tn
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