Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Watch for the Alexander Young
Cafes nd. next Saturday.
work in the Third Rank this evening
at Mystic Lodge No 2. x. p.
Put your valuables in charge OF tie
Henry Watcrhouse Trust Co.
II your sewing machine needs repair
ing phone Benny a. Co. Main 4sS.
If you like doughnuts. something
very nice. buy at New England Bak.
cry.
Proposals for laying water pipe etc,
1T Wuimca. Kauai. are called for IN
This issue
japanese man and wife are wanted
for employment in small family. See
ad. this issue
Have you examined the many articles
Of real value at the Hawaiian Ofl,v
Speciality Co?
Don't overlook the wife ut Christ
mas, get her something at Berson.
Smith & Co.'S.
Go to Halciwa for Christmas. Their"
will be n splendid dinner aud great
deal of enjoyment
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Bishaw died ut the Matern-
ity Home yesterday.
There will be music and Santa Claus
will come and give candy To the chill
dron at Kerr's tonight
Reserve your ORDERS for Christmas
candies and bonbons until the opening
Of the Alexander Young cafe.
The Honolulu High School Alumni
Association will have special meet
ing tomorrow evening at 1880.
LaZurO Salamanca has "a notice In
this issue to the effect that he will not
he responsible for debts contracted by
his wife
Solomon Mahelona. not the politi-
clan. but namesake. fell from dray
today and injured his leg. He was
taken 10 the Queens Hospital IN the
patrol wagon.
The Queen street skating rink H.
open every evening ana Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Special mt
sic Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
When the kinau sailed this noon for
llilo she took with her a large number
Of sightseers who wish To take the OPP
portuniIy. 80 seldom presented. Of see
ing Eilauca IN eruption.
Al On, an old offender, was last
might found on the street with II pach.
age. and acted 80 suspiciOusly that he
was arrested for Investigation. It ap.
pcaIed. however. that this time All On
was not guilty.
Assistant Sheriff Vida has received
news To the effect that has brother
Frank. who has been in China for
several years, will return to Honolulu
! nthc CoptiC. He Is suffering from a
badly broken leg.
The most original and attractive
candy packages. comic and ornament
al. will be Il feature OF the Alexander
Young Cafe. Packages to satisfy
grown-up and young Suitable gifts
for maids ana children.
The Seaside has plenty OF sur
boards. surf canoes, Canadian canoes
etc, which are at the dispose! of it,
guests. Remember that the best bath.
Ing and tho best surf for board riding IL
directly In front OF the Seaside.
No other Christmas gift can com.
pare with the Pianola In any home
where there Is piano. This Is shown
by the increasing demand for these In
struments during the holiday season.
Pianolas $3.50: cash or easy payments.
Bergstrom Music Co. Ltd. OGg rel
lows building.
The committee OF the Beekeopcrh
Association. which was chosen to make
arrangements for the reception of Prof.
| Benton, Is meeting with considerable
success. Chas. Hartwell has offered Ia
entertain the Professor on the Aneri,
can Sugar Co.'S ranch ON Molokai. ana
another bee enthusiast has promised
TO take him around the island.
Among the passengers arriving IN
/ the Nippon Maru this morning are Il T..
+. Dishman, city editor of the Los
Angeles Times: Capt. n. NJ. Durand
of the British army. Henry Englc,
hardt, a well known merchant of New
York; L. d. Van Walree OF the
French Bank Of Shanghai. and Mrs
! A. Feeder. wife of the Siberia's cap.
! tain.
The big blast set OF up in upper
| Nuuanu valley yesterday afternoon at
22O was most successful In doing the
work intended, Eight thousand pounds
/ OF blak powder was exploded, and the
result was the dislodgcment and COM
plete SCATTERING of approximately 49,,
600 yards of rock ana the deposItina
the same in the bottom Of Lulumahu
Gulch, Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Works Rowland states that
he estimates that the blasting OF the
rock will mean Il saving of from 5000
to $4,000 over the cost OF quarrying
the material by ordinary methods
Much more than enough rock for the
completion Of the filing-in work was