Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

ng Tor KAUAI ports.
The S. s. Coptic was sighted of Ko.
20 Head at $40 a. m.
Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the city
1t New England Bakery.
The biggest bargains ever offered 10
Torchon laces at Bloms today.
The steamer Noeau sailed yesterday
afternoon for Mahukona ports.
Today is the last day for the pay
ment Of water rates without the pen
atty.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp Nod, U. s. /
W. ", meets this evening in Waverley
hall.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Ladies tailor-made suits at clearisI
out prices at Whitney 4 Marshs on
Saturday next.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held at
o'clock this afternoon.
There will be q special meeting OF
Hawaiian Lodge this evening, with
work in the first degree.
Rev. MIR. Merrill of New York will
speak at Salvation Army headquart'
ers at s o'clock this evening.
Judge Lindsay has overruled the dc
murrer in the case OF the Territory
against VIM. McCandless ct al.
Get your plumbing, sewering and
sheet metal work done at Jas. Mott.
Jr, l04S Alakea st. Tel. White 1901.
Mems silk and Gloria silk umbrel
las will be closed out in bargain show
err at Pacific Import Co See their ad.
The Fong Inn Co. have just received
q big consignment Of Koa lumber. II
Is well seasoned and will be sold very
cheap.
Read the Coyne Furniture Co. ad in
this issue and discover how to furnish
three rooms with FIRST class furniture
for 800.
Don't bother your friends. We are
agents for the Fidelity and Deposit Co..
and furnish bonds at the lowest rates,
Bishop 4 Co.
On Friday, anuary 10, at 10 a. NJ,
Morgan will sell at his salesrooms, a
gooseneck dray, phaeton, brake and a
couple of Surveys.
A new painting OF q beautiful Nuu.
anu valley section. by Alexander Scott,
Is on exhibition at the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee rooms.
IL can rain for a month on an iron
roof coated with Arabic without the
slghtest trace Oh rust occurring Ca-
norma reed Co. agents
j. A. McCandiess Is making can
vass OF the business men as TO thelr
Willingness TO form business men .
club, clearing house for ideas.
II
When teeling on'color drink Primo
Lager and you VIII be ready 10 admit
that as plck'me'up IL mas no superior
order trial case TO-DAY ana De con-
WINGED.
Hugh watt mead overseer on the ma
lopa section OF paauhau plantation. mas
resigned to accept the position OF mead
oVerseer LOT the hohaia sugar Com
pany. hohaia'
| Al the annual meeting OF the l. w
=. a. tomorrow evening az Engieside
snort reports VIII be read and MISS
Eiunt VIII give talk on The POSI-
oiilties OF the Y. W. Z. A. In Homo
iuiu'
l.. NJ. watson mas received mes
sage from Attorney GaiDraith In WASH
lngton stating that the laukea election
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Detore House hIectiohs Commlttee
NO =
The p. NJ. S. S. China left Yokohama
for Honolulu yesterday with 300 tons
Of cargo TO be discharged here. She
has room for so cabin passengers from
this port to San Francisco. She Is due
January 26th.
A most brilliant affair In the way oi
a musicale occurred at the residence
Of Mr., +. J. Lowrey last evening fol
the benefit OF the Ladies' Society o
Central Union Church. A large aIdl
ence of city music lovers attended.
The engagement of Miss Harriet Aus
tin to Rev. Dr. Baker of Kona, Hawaii
has been announced. Miss Austin is !
daughter Of Mrs. Caroline II. Austin
and a member Of the clerical stan o
the Hawaiian Evangelical Association
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
: Woman's Christian Temperance Uniol
was held yesterday. The meeting wa
devoted to great extent to talks b.
| Miss RlnOd acting eperetary of IN