Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-08
LOCAL and GENERAL

The Mauna Loa departs tomorrow al
loon for Kona and kau ports.
The steamer kinau leaves at noon to
morrow for Hilo and way ports.
Regular business meeting of Pacific
Lodge tonight In Masonic temple.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet this
evening in X. p. Hall at 1880 o'clock.
Harmony Lodge. No. 3. |. o. D. F.
meets tonight at 1880 in I. o. o. F. Hall.
The steamer j. A. Cummins came Ia
last evening from Koolau with suga,
The steamer Ike Au Hou sails at )
o'clock this afternoon for Kauai ports
Thieves have been entering William
Peterson's office on Kaahumanu street
again.
II. I. Barclay of Bismark N. Oak,
was registered at the Haleiwa hotel
yesterday.
II. s. Wood and his sister. Miss Wood,
OF st. Paul, visited the Haleiwa hotel
yesterday.
Camera views, Paradise OF the Pa.
eifc, on sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
The s. S. Ventura will arrive Wed
nesday with five days later mail from
the mainland.
Nine Cinnamon were arrested Sat
urday night for gambling in a build
ing in Palama.
Order bunch OF bananas. of the
Walls, Fargo Co. Office and send to tbs
Coast by the Sierra tomorrow.
A meeting of the Builders and Trad.
ars' Exchange will be held Wednesday
at s o'clock p. m. in the Elite block
Archdeacon Jeffries yesterday al
dressed the inmates Of Oahu Prison,
taking for his test: II we sit here still,
we die"
There will be an open-air meeting
near the stone fountain at Moanalus
this evening at 1880, Mrs. F. L. Damon
In charge.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium opens
today for regular class work. Juniors
from $3.50 to and business men from
to y. m.
The monthly meeting OF the Mothers
and Teachers Club will be held In tho
Castle Memorial kindergarten room on
Friday at y. m.
The daily average OF guests at the
Young hotel during 1904 was SO. Dur.
ing 1905 It was 80. This tells the story
Of tourist increase.
IL. Schulze, accompanied by DR.. Alb.
vogler, of Germany, made a visit to
Haleiwa yesterday, making the round
trip In an automobile.
The Honolulu Iron Works has re-
Ceived an order by cable for building
large vacuum pump for the Crockett
refinery at Port Costa, Cal.
The Hawaiian Rife Association Sat.
urday evening failed to secure q
quorum. The meeting was postponed
until 1880 p. m. Wednesday.
The woman's Auxiliary and Guild OF
St. Andrews Cathedral will meet al
the residence Of Mrs. Kopke, 1886 he
walo street, at 2:30 o'clock today.
Kelekolio, native, was found near
the corner OF Liliha street early Sun
day morning with a badly lacerated
scalp and broken arm. The man was
assaulted.
At 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday Morgan
will sell at his salesroom a choice lot
OF furniture; also some Barred Rock
and Brown Leghorn settings, infertile
eggs replaced.
II is said that a petition headed by
Charles Motley has been presented to
the Governor for the pardon of Jonah
Kumalae and Enoch Johnson, serving
sentences for legislative frauds.
The following are St. Andrews
Brotherhood officers for the current
GEAR: c. NJ. Loyested, reelected d.
rector; ID. Alameda, vice director;
Spencer Bickerton, reelected treasurer
and secretary.
The steamer Niihau arrived yester.
day morning from Kauai, bringing 46is
bags of sugar for Hackfeld & Co. w. p
Hunt has been appointed purser Of tho
Niihau, Purser Wilberton being en-.
gagged at the railroad wharf
Mrs. ]. p. Winnie OF Honolulu en-.
tertained party of visitors at the ia-
leiwa hotel Sunday. Those in the
party were as follows: II. McPike.
Mrs. H. c. McPike, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Clarke, Kansas City; Mrs.
J. W. Adams, Miss Frances Adams, Car.
son City, Nevada; and Mrs. j. NJ
Lynde, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The bark George Curtis arrived yes.
terday afternoon, fourteen days from
San Francisco. She brought 1000 tons
of general cargo and thirty-two mules.
AhN "NaNhNi Nun hu
Curtis brought number of Honolulu
passengers. The master Is Captain Il.
Kelley, being appointed to his present
position after the death Of Captain
George Calhoun.
The steamer w. G. Hall arrived early
yesterday morning with 5000 bags OF
sugar from Kauai consigned to Hack
field g. Co. Purser Mcnamara reports
the following sugar on Kauai-Wai
mea, 1000 bags Maxwell, 1919; Grove
Farm, 3l76; McBryde. 1925; Koloa
200; Lihue, 1000; Hanamaulu. $3.50:
Kekaha, 272l, Mikahala al
Waimea, discharging; Whitney at Ma
kaweli, with 1900 bags MAXWELL suga,
aboard.
Archdeacon Jeffries and party hav,
removed from the Royal Hawaiian L
the Moana hotel, where they will spenC
the remainder of the time they are II
Honolulu. The Siberia, January 5tn
was so crowded with passengers from
The Far East that they determined t,
defer their sailing for the mainland un
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