Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
LOCAL and GENERAL

| HuSh ~" mas ittuihSu liOlh nv
hala
N. c. wilfong, OF the Tax office of
! HilO, Is in town.
| Don't miss A. Blom's big embroid-
cry sale next week.
Engineer F. S. Moloney and Mrs. Mo.
loney are in the city.
After skating. take home an oyster
loaf from the Cobweb Cafe.
Luttefs Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ry May q Co. and c. J. Day q 90.
The British ship Fairport arrived in
Hamburg February 16 to load for Ho
nolulu.
The barkentine Newsboy sailed Feb.
ruary rs from Aberdeen for Honolulu
vita lumber.
August Gramberg and family Of
Waimea. Hawaii, were passengers on
the Kinau today.
Judge II. Il. Cooper, who has been at
Hamakua on legal business returned
by todays Kinau.
c. ID. Lufkin, the Waikiki banker,
arrived from Maui this morning. He
will return next Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Thurston has returned
from a visit to Hawaii being n passen.
ger on the Kinau this morning
Among the passengers by the Kinau
this morning was Charles NJ. Cooke.
who has been on Hawaii the past week.
Rev. Il. S. Timoteo, the well known
Hawaiian minister returned today
from the conference at Kalapana,
Puma.
The barkentine Coronado is at Gee.
anic wharf from San Francisco with a
cargo of general merchandise for w.
G. Twin & Co., Ltd.
The British steamship Glenfarg pas.
scd by Diamond Head this morning
She is reported Jan. 25th bound from
Iquique to Puget Sound.
DIR. Marshall, visiting chess expert.
and Sidney NJ. Ballou. local champion,
will play n match at the rooms OF the
Honolulu Chess Club at p. m. tomor.
row.
Tomorrow evening at st. Andrews
Cathedral the second lecture in the
Lenten series will be delivered. The
subject will be: THE Reformation in
England"
NJ. Makokau, Hawaiian, % years old.
attempted to turn In a false alarm Of
fire last evening from Box "a, Alakea
street. below the telephone Office. He
was placed under arrest.
The Daughters Of Hawaii will hold
meeting on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. Coney
Richards street. A full attendance of
the members is requested.
The Columbian Historical Novels
should be read by every boy and girl
and by grown folks too. The entir,
set OF thirteen volumes sold on pay
ments OF SO per month at Lyons Boon
| Store.
Kim Kyau, the 17.months-old daugh.
ter OF Lyu Pau, n Chinese gardener In
Nuuanu Valley, was drowned in Nun.
anu stream yesterday afternoon. The
child had fallen from the bank into
the water.
i The following cargo was brought by
the steamer Kinau, which arrived a.
noon today from Hawaii ports:
horse. 6 bags coffee, IA crates chick
ems. so pigs, SO empty kegs, 209 pack
ages sundries.
There will be union service OF tn,
~. w. q. A. and the Y. NJ. G. A. at the
Y. NJ. C. A. hall Sunday afternoon
at i:30 o'clock. Rev. G. ID. Edwards
will speak on The Diamond Rule. Men
and women are invited to attend.
| Maleka Mokuahi has filed suit fol
u 900 for malicious prosecution against
Kulukulualani. The plaintiff shows
that the defendant had her Crlminally
prosecuted on charge of malicious
Injury, but that she was acquitted.
| Mr.. T. T.. Lynds, tourist, OF ST
Joseph, Mo. gave dinner at the Mo
ana hotel last evening to Mr.. A. Cart
ley. Mr.. Geo. Blake. Miss n. c. Blake
Miss Blake. Miss Alice Jones and MI
4, Lewis, Jr. The Blakes are from
Cedar Rapids. la.
| Acting Governor Atkinson had decid
ed to have the famous Lahainaluni
water question, which has been tn,
source of much trouble, finally dccid
ed. For this purpose he has dlreCte,
Superintendent Of Public Works Hol
loway to go to LahRina to look int,
the matter.
When you want films or plates de
yeloyed bring them TO Honolulu Pho
to-Supply Co. We touch them up an
remove defects such as spots. The re
suits are more satisfactory than by tn
ordinary rough and ready processes
We carry kodaks and cameras of ever
description. .
s. NJ. Damon viii build an addition
TO his business block on Bethel street
below King, The Government has OF
fered for sale thirty feet front Of IL
property at the corner of Bethel ant
and Merchant streets. The upset pric
of tho property has been placed a
VI q square foot.
The following sugar IL awaiting
shipment at Hawai plantations: olaa
t,4OO; Waiakea, 5000; Hawaii Mil
1900; Walnaku, 400; Pepeekeo, ~
500; Hakalau, 5000; Laupahoehoe. Z
900; Ookala, 400; Kukaiau, 10000; Hf
makua. l2,440; Paauhau, 1900; Homo
kaa. $500; Kukuihaele, 1900.
The Globe Clothing Co. on HotC
street, for a number of years past ha
held grand clearance sale to shaT
the years prosperity with their Gus
toners and induce new people to dei
with them. This years sale will begi