Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-15
LOCAL and GENERAL

Auto hacks at Stockysrds Stables.
Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the city
at New England Bakery.
Kahullu plantation dividends have
been cut out indefinitely.
The steamer Noeau sails tomorrow at
| p. IN. for Kauai points.
The barkentlne $. G. Wilder is on
the marine railway for repairs.
The steamer w. @. Hall is discharg.
ing sugar in the S. S. Alaskan.
Pile driving was commenced this
morning on the new Brewer wharf.
The steamer Niihau sails for wind
ward Hawaii ports tomorrow at noon.
Camera views, Paradise OF the Pa.
cific, ON sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
Wednesday. the 18th instant, Ia the
last day Of the time allowed for the
payment Of water rates without a pen.
atty.
Auctioneer VIII Il. Fisher today sold
land at Kaikaihe, Pauoa, containing an
area SIS fathoms and sos fathoms, for
$3.50, to J. A. Magoon.
A brief on the motion for new
trial Of the Frank Bertelmann case was
this morning filed by Harry Mossman,
the defendants attorney.
The annual church meeting OF thu
German Lutheran Church will take
place on Wednesday the 18th Of Janu.
airy. 1880 y. IN. in the German school.
Captain Nicnols of the $. s. Alaskan
went out In a launch yesterday and
the weather was so rough Slat every
one In the party, including. Nichols. got
seasicl,
Among those who called on the Gov
ernor this morning were A. u. Loeben
stein Of Ililo. who is Hawaiis member
of the Washington delegation, and Su
pervisor Archer.
The annual meeting of the German
Benevolent Society will be held on
Wednesday. January II, 1906, at ,
o'clock In the afternoon at the Office
OF II. llacl1eld n Co.
The rough weather in the harbor con.
tinued today but was not near so bad
as yesterday. On account of the wind
and bad weather several boats were
delayed In getting out today.
Il. NJ. Watson's application for mem.
bership of the Bar Association has been
posted In the Judiciary building. He
Is endorsed by A. q. NJ Robertson, X.
y. Anderson and G. +. Clemens.
The u. S. auxiliary. due to sail for
the Coast this morning, did not get
away on account of the rough weather.
She will probably leave for San Diego
this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The steamer J. A.. Cummlns sailed
this morning for Waimanalo after su.
gar Captain Searle had intended 60.
ing to Pearl City this afternoon after
salt, but had to go TO Waimanalo in
stead.
The steamer Helene arrived yester
day morning from Hawaii with 1850
bags OF Paauhau sugar. She is dis.
charging today at the Oceanic wharf.
This Is one Of the largest sugar ship
ments OF the season. 4
a couple OF criminal cases in which
j. w. Cathcart appears for the defend.
ants. were this morning continued in
definitely. as Cathcart intends to leave
Tor the Coast this week. He expects Ia
be absent aboue six weeks.
Miss Blood, acting secretary Of the
Y. w. c. A., In charge since the retire.
ment OF Mrs. II. q. Brown as secretary,
conducts her first Bible lesson tomor.
row evening at Engleside On Friday
evening a sociable will be given at
Englesidc.
Mrs Selma Kinney. Anapuni street,
will entertain the College Club at lis
annual meeting this afternoon at
o'clock. After the election OF officers
there will be music and Mrs. +. Il. Day
will read from her unpublished Ha
Waiinn gtoriaa