Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04

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Complete assortment of Heinz fam
Gus 81 varieties" at j. NJ. Levy a Co.
New fancy ribbons. embroideries and
sweet sheer dress patterns at Ehlers'.
The Ladies' Society of the Central
Union Church met this morning at the
church parlor.
Mrs. j. NJ. McChesney and three
daughters returned today from the
Coast on the steamer China.
Keep your sllverware safe by depos-
iting with Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
what you are not using daily.
On and after Thursday, october 4,
registration open from z to 9 a. M, II
a. m. to 2 p. m. and 4 to 8 y. m.
The cpia DC cigar pleases every one
who smokes II. Try il and see how
you like It, Haysolden Tobacco Co.
The Board of Governors of the Com
mercial Club will meet at 1880 tonight
ut the rooms of the Promotion Com.
mittee.
The cleanliness and convenience Of
electric lights are an all year round
appeal to the home lover. Hawaiian
Electric Co.
Your wife ear be made one of your
executors and we will act with her. ~
desired. Consult us about Ii. Hawaiian
Trust Co, Ltd.
Try Colonial Spirit in your chatting
dish. II costs less than alcohol and Is
more satisfactory to use. Sold by Lew
rrs Il Cooke. Ltd.
ii. +. Wichman came back on tina
China today from visit 10 the States
accompanied by the Misses Elolse and
Stephanie Wichman
Several men deserted from the ship
Fairport. which sailed today for Port
Townsend. An effort Is being made TO
apprehend the deserters.
Waikiki Inn Is now owned by w. G.
Bergin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
Centennial's Best flour can not be
equaled by any other brand sold in the
Honolulu market si.25 sack at
Henry May n Co. Phone Main %.
The rules Of the Board Of hgricul-
ture library have been made strlctcr.
owing to the fact that thieves have
been stealing pamphlets therefrom.
When the weather is hot Arabic"
will cool your iron roof. When the
weather Is wet ARABIC" will prevent
rust. California Feed Co.. agents.
After this week all the criminal cases
which come up in the Circuit Court in
this session will be handled by Judge
Lindsay
No instructions as to the sailing OF
the Manchurip have yet been received.
II Is expected that she will be ready to
leave during the fore part of next week.
Portraits OF candidates reproduced
In halftone on short notice: also dei
signing. engraving and printing Of all
descriptions. Paradise Of the Pacific,
Waverley Block.
Capt William OLSON. of the tug
Fearless. Is being sued for divorce by
his wife, Katie OLSON. The grounds
stated In the libel allege non-support.
desertion and extreme cruelty.
The Board of Agriculture has sent
tho Waikiki Improvement Association
1000 different plants. Sixty-four plants
have been sent to Lahaina Park and
200 eucalyptus robusta to Kalaup1pa.
David Haughs. forest nurseryman.
departed on the Kinau for Hilo Ia visit
Pahala plantation, Paauilo and Kukai-
au. to give advice and assistance In re-
gard to tree planting. lie will return
ON tho 18th.
Remember delicious dinner at the
popular price OF one dollar Ii served
every evening on the great seml-cir-
cular lanai of the Seaside Hotel. Best
value for the money and coolest place
In town to dine.
Previous to her departure on the
Alameda. Mrs. Captain Porter was pre-
scented with n beautiful floral horse.
shoe, given by Honolulu friends. The
design was the work Of Mrs. Ethel
Taylor, the florist.
The captain and officers OF the In
perial japanese training ship Anegawa
aboard the vessel ON Saturday after
noon at o'clock. Cards are to be pre-
scented at the pier to the officer in
charge Of the boat.
Hudnut's celebrated perfumes are
known the world over. Also his fam
Gus aids to beauty for the hair. skin
and nails. Lewis & Co.. Ltd, are sole
agents for Hawaii and will be glad to
show them to you ut 1863 King street.
Telephone Main 24O, the Household
Emporium.
The report of Commissioner A. G..
Alexander, In the case OF George Car
ter ct al. VS.. Joseph Carter, trustee,
was adopted before Judge Robinson
"Wednesday. The report favors parti-
ton of the estate under the deed oil
trust from Helen Seymour Judd.
Judge Lindsay In the Circuit Court
yesterday gave judgment for the plain
lin In the ease Of w. Ahon VS.. l.. X.
Kentwell In the sum OF $G3.72, includ-
ing the costs of the case, which con-
cerned suit of clothes. The judg
ment in the District Court was for the
plaintiff in the sum OF s.75 but the case
was appealed,
The demurrers Of the other defend
ants to the cross-bill of Ida Il. LamO
In the foreclosure suit of John NJ. Dow
sett, trustee. VS.. Abraham Fernandez,
Minerva Il. Fernandez and Ida Il. Lamb
were overruled yesterday by Judge De
Bolt. 1t was contended by the de-
murrer that Ida Il. Lamb had no right
or capacity to maintain her cross-bill,
In the case of w. A. Kinney VS. Lee