Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-01
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The Globe sells Il cheaper.
Autos for hire at Ter. Stables.
Your grocer sells Poi Breakfast Food
Mrs. J. Spenser arrived from lillD
this morning.
Mrs. Won seggern arrived from Ka-
hUlui this morning.
A. B. ingalls, and wife came In from
Kahului In the Claudine.
Miss Lukini Smith and Miss Lacy
Smith arrived this morning from Ka-
hului.
The transport Thomas L. di3Chargins
about 1900 tons OF coal for the Navy
station.
Don't miss the Friday special" to-
morrow morning at whitney
| Marshs
i competent bookkceper desires an
| Column.
Complaint is made of the GeposltinG
/ of garbage on the Waikiki side Of the
old lishmarkGt.
Mr.. G. w. Ashford. having been sent
home by the doctor. last Thursday, Is
still quite III at home.
w. S. Bliss. with his son and Miss
| Bliss. arrived in the Claudine today
from kahului.
| Try DR.. Il. Il. Mcl.ain'g eC2cmG
ointment. For sale by Mrs. Doris Il.
Paris. Fort street. opposite convent
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the Convent tomorrow after
noon ut 3 o'clock. Important business.
The =. NJ. 5. $. Algoa has about fin
ishcd taking cargo and will probably
sail for Yokohama late this afternoon.
Waikiki Inn is now owned by W. Z.
| Bergin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
The Board of Governors Of the Ha-
wall Commercial Club met last night
and discussed the plans for the club
quarters In the McCandless block.
The Board Of Supervisors Of the Free
Kindergarten of Children's Aid Asso-
citation will hold It's regular meeting
Friday morning. November 2nd, nj $3.50
O'Clock in the Y. w. G.. A. rooms.
The building of the new buildings
Tor the Oahu College will be begun a.
soon US the schooner Alice Cooke ar.
rivcs from the Sound with n million
rcct of lumber She is now ont fifteen
days.
The hnHG.i,u street Railway Reno.
1t Association will give It's second
annual shirtwaist dance ut Progress
Hall Saturday evening. November 18th.
Tickets 30 cents each. For sale by all
carmen.
The Royal Hawaiian Glcc Club has
issued invitations to u luau given In
celebration of the anniversary Of tho
organization at the home Of It's man
ngcr, $. X. Nainoa, at pauOa. on FRI
day evening
There was m exciting runaway ON
King street yesterday afternoon. Il
horse harucsscd to "a brake belonging
II H. said. to the Hawaiian Fertilizer
Works. wreCking the brake but dOirp
no other damage.
Mrs. Wiggs OF the Cabbage Patch
will be- presented in the dramatizuu
iorm ut the Opera House on the oven.
ings OF November % and II under the
auspices Of Lei Aloha Chapter, Order
II the Eastern star.
The steamer Claudnc arrived thi.
morning frGm Maui ana Hawaii with
freight and a fair-sized passenger list
l'u NDUNuN SI' Ul'h'l up 'i' mana
lau buoys. which were adrift or tho
gulch. and landed them nj Laupahoe'
hoe.
4 hop will be given at the Seasid,
Hotel tonight. at which the Army and
Navy will act as hosts. No dancers
will be permitted ON the floor excepting
those invited by some army or navy
u,IlCrr or lady. Transport officers viii
he welcome.
Today IL All Saints day, Il holy da,
ui obligation At $50 Il. m. there wa!
high nuss ut the Catholic Church .
81. John the Baptist. Kalihl- waUnu, II
charge OF Reverend Father Clement
with sermon and collection. and Ut
y m, rosary. ,# n. o.
Special exercises appropriate 70 Ar
Dor day will he held In all OF the school
tomorrow morning. those at the Kane
hameha Girls school being especial.
elaborate. At the close Of the eXer
cises. which in most cases will incluG
short addresses by well known mel
Of the city, trees will be planted b.
the children.
The reason some unknown maral
der had for breaking into Luttcd's Ne'
England Bakery on Hotel street Mon
> day night, seems Il mystery, Neithe
OF the two cash registers. both OF whic
III contained money, were touched, and S
3 far as Is known nothing was taken, En-
le trance was gained by breaking the loo