Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-21
LOCAL and GENERAL
To really make the break and look
for better job requires little nerve
and a little Bulletin ad.
The Globe sells It cheaper.


lumber at the Railroad wharf. 4
H. u. Church leaves this afternoon !
on the Claudinc for Kahului. Il
Rent safe deposit box from the |
Henry Warehouse Trust Co.. Ltd.
Jas. Wakefield is passenger on the
Cldudine bound for Hilo.
nr. Dinegar leaves at o'clock for |
Enhului
e. W. and l.. K. Hart leave on the !
C!audinc this afternoon for Kahului 4
Rev. A. u. weymouth goes to La |
h1ina this afternoon on the steamer
Claudine.
u. l.. Kerr leaves this afternoon for
Hilo.
y dance will be gRen at the Seaside
the night that the Mongolia reaches
port.
W. q. Scott is passenger on the
Claudine for Kahului.
Chas. Gay and Mrs Gay are Claud-
inc passengers today for Lahaina
Maria T. Scott leaves this afternoon
for Hilo on the Claudne.
H. p. Baldwin and family are sailing
today on the steamer Claudine.
A. G. Dicken and wife and three
children are booked for passage on
the Claudine.
The leading editorial of the Overland
| Monthly for the current month Is by
| H. y. Irwin of the Evening Bulletin
stan.
G. J. Mccarthy makes announcement
| today of his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination us Territorial Sen.
ator.
! IL you burn wood or coal remember
! the Pacific Transfer Co. handle both
| and will deliver same to any part Of
the city.
The Mailc lima Football Associa-
ton will meet at 1880 Saturday night
In the Thistle Club rooms.
Eva plantation will pay I per cent.
dividend on september 20.
| r. A. Cooke has 10000 two-year old
sisal plants for sale. See classified
ads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pike, with two children
and n maid, arrived In Honolulu Thurs
/ day ON the steamer Aorangi.
| Benson. Smith d Co. will move tho
| gCUdsf rom the Hebron store this
week. Soda fountain will be busy un-
! III the last minute.
Schuman Carriage Co. maintains
| first class repair department on Quee.
| street near Fort. ..
J. ID. Marques, Of the Bank of Ha-
wall, was among the passengers who
cnile in on the steamer Sierra.
dny. ..
9trickland's Lives OF the Queens OF
England from the Norman Conquest!
Easy monthly payments ut VIM. &.
Lyon & Co.. Ltd. t"I
Plenty of light right where yqsi
want II right when you want II witch
| yhi' use incandescent electric light. -.
! 'Nhc Leonard cleanable refriAcl ator
cor be kept cleaner, colder and dryc"
! iHan any other kind. Call and see tho,
| Sc gral styles ut II. HaCkfeld * Co.
hubcruid roofing Is better than tin.
iron or shingles and is moreover much
less expensive. II is the best roofing
you can use. Sold by Levers K Cooke,
| Lid.
G. II. Reynolds, manager OF the Pa-
ciiic Gable stations, who has been on
II tour of inspection. was a passenger
on the AoranGl today, from Tanning
| Island.
Among the passengers who arrived
Thursday on the Aorangi On route
for the coast was Sir Philip Sidney
| sidney.
Owing to the great demand anyone
Wishing table at the Seaside Hotel
saturday evening, September 20, must
/ make reservati lion by noon of that day,
otherwise there may be dsappoint-
Weut.
The passengers for Honolulu on the
America Maru. which arrived Thursday
morning from san Francisco. are Mr.
and Mrs. Funch and Dr.. and Mrs,
Peter o. Setter, who are ON tour
around the world.
The engagement Is announced of
Miss Marion Randall OF Berkeley. 10
! Edward 7. Parsons. who Is well known
in Honolulu as the chief rustler for
The Sherwln-Williams Paint Co. I'D
! ward promise, to bring Mrs. Par
sons with him on his next trip to the
Islands.
Fordham Johnson and wife were
passengers for Honolulu on the
Aomngi Thursday. Mr.. johnson
Is manager Of the Vancouver-Fiji Sug-
ar Company's mills and plantations at
Nayua, Fiji. He Is ON a trip for the
benefit OF his health, and will return
to FIJI on the S. S. Miowera,
Maior-General II. Finn arrived
! Thursday on the Aorangi from Aus
iralia, en- route to England. whittier
lie Is returning after finishing his term
of service in charge OF the Australian
Commonwealth service. General Finn
made a reputation for himself In the
Egyptian campaign, with Gen. Hector
Mcdonald, whore he distinguished
himself by his military exploits.
purser T. C. Smith OF the S. S. Ala.
media has been made an honorary
member of the Southern California
Editorial Association, This honor
comes to him iD recognition for vel.
table newspaper work performed by
this gentleman in 1899, when he gave
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