Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-02

Make M tallyho party for Wail"le.'
Best cup of coffee IN the city. New
England Bakery
Apple Blossom salmon and l.iptun's
'eas at c. J. Day q Co.
After roller skating go to the Cobwet
Cafe and Bar for refreshments.
There will be q rehearsal by the SYM
phony orchestra this evening.
Remember thg farewell dance to the
sixth Infantry at the Seaside tonight. "
McClanahan. laukca and other Demo.
Gratis held a meeting at baic yesterday.
Queen street skating RinK viii open
Saturday evening, November 3. Band
music.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. ST. $3.50 and 81 per week. l2i3
Fort street.
Oahu Lodge. No I. 4. Of T.. viii!
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock In X. OF
z. Hall. King street.
Systematic your saving by having
your old hat cleaned at the Expert Hat
Cleaners Fort street.
A hot lunch and cold drink for 25c.
and it's the best in town.
Ladies'. 10 o'clock tomorrow Is tho
time for those elegant shlrtwdist pa.
terms at Fishers auction.
The Catholic naUiCs' Aid Society
will meet nj the convent this afternoon
at o'clock. Important business.
The kakaaku signal Corps. one ~
the branches Of the Kakaako Mission,
celebrated its first anniversary with a
musicale last night.
Call nj VIM. c. Lyon Co. and order
gift books for Christmas. Don't delay
until too late Come now. Corner Fort
pud Hotel streets. upstairs.
Waikiki Inn Is now owned by w. &.
BcrGin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
w J. England. who for seven years
mas been in the plumbing business In
this city. leaves on the Korea for san
Francisco. whore he has located.
\ special committee of the st. Louis
College Alumni Association has hccn
appointed to organize II night school
under the auspices Of the college.
The Seaside Hotel, which has by long
odds the best dancing pavilion in H0-
UClulu. Is giving n dance tonight as n
farewell to the sixth Infantry. You arc
invited.
The board Of supervisors Vi the Free
Kindergarten and ChidrCn's Aid NJ
gociation will hold their regular meet.
ing this morning nj $3.50 o'clock in thu
y, ". G. A. rooms.
The nOoula and IiOOla l.ahui viii
bold their regular monthly meeting
Ut the Kapiolani Maternity Home next
Wednesday morning. November I. All
members are requested 10 attcncd.
The Peoples store in the Progress
block. has the finest and largest exhibit
Of leather ART goods ever made In liO-
nolulu. There advertisement gives a
partial list of the articles included.
The concert given by the Sisters OF
the Hawaii Ponoi Society realized gross
receipts Of $7O9.1S. After paying ca
rcnscs balance of 2O3.J0 renamed.
| which will be given 10 poor Hawa.!ans,
The horG.uiu street hallway Bonc-
| fit Association will give It's second
annual shirtwaist dance NJ Progress
| HALL Saturday evening, November 18th.
| Tickets 80 cents each. For sale by all
| carmen.
A special meeting Of the ChineSc
| Students Alliance of Hawaii will Da
held AT the hall of the Chinese Church
| Fort street, this evening at 1880 o'clock
important business. All members are
/ requested t. attend.
Mr.. tombstone, Assistant General
! Passenger agent of the Oceanic .. -
Co, Is passenger on the Korea, re-
turning from tri? to the Orient. Mr
tombstone Is greatly improved In
city today by Honolulu friends.
Several soldiers oi the sixth Infantry
from the transport Thomas mixed ~
with "A lot of Japs down In lwilci yes
! ,crday afternoon. and in the scrap that
ensucd the soldiers got decidedly th'
worst of II. There were, II Is said sew
Cral hundred Of the japanese. armet
with clubs and stone. and the soldier.
were badly battered mp before they
made their escape.
The Promotion Committee held 1
short meeting yesterday afternoon. bu
transacted only routine business, an
ihorlZing the payment of ylS7 for sal
aries and postage, and the purchase %
1000 Aloha folders. ], T.. Morgan re-
ported thai the shippers Wharf Com
mittee had paid s250O over to the Cham
her Of Commerce, which sum would b'
available after the next meeting o
that body.