Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-23
LOCAL and GENERAL

BE SURE TO GET SATURDAYS
BULLETIN.
Cult wishing for a good job-Iet
Bulletin want ad. help you find one.
A piano in excellent condition Is Of
Tered for sale. See adj in this issue.
The Board of Education will have
regular meeting at $3.50 o'clock TINS
tteTnoon.
Early next week the schooner Rob.
ert Levers will sail for San Francisco
with a cargo OF sugar.
We sell Kahikinui beef and have an
adequate supply. We are here to stay.
Raymond Ranch Market. Tel i6i.
All the ladies of Kamehameha will
receive Saturday. tomorrow. from to
6. at the Kamehameha School for
Girls.
Sam Johnson returned yesterday
morning on the lwalani from Anahola.
where he went as interpreter for the
Molokans.
celebrated the fifty-second anniversary
Of his birth, entertaining large num-
Der Of friends.
The dredger Reclamation, which
has been at work on bar in the bar.
Dor. was taken In yesterday to have
some slight repairs made.
Haleiwa Hotel is making special ar
rangements to receive and entertain
the Oregon girls tomorrow and Sunday.
Thae Will be music and dancing.
Thomas Thrum and wife and Or.
Taylor and wife. who have been So
journing at Haleiwa Hotel. Walalua,
return to the city this afternoon.
Superintendent of Public Works
Holloway states that the plans and
specifications for the Hilo High school
building have been almost completed.
| The steamer Lehua. once the prop.
erty of the lnter.Island Steam Naviga.
ton Company, Is taking on coal pre-.
paratory to departing for San Fran.
risco.
Holders Of bonds Of the oahu Sugar
Co., Ltd, numbered from / to $50,
both inclusive, are requested to pre-.
sent same TO H. Hackfeld 4 Co. for
payment.
| All members are requested TO be
present this evening at the election
and installation OF officers of Kane.
hameha Lodge OF Perfection No. 1, A.
& A. s. II,
Miss Rose Herbert In yesterdays
fiesta won the special prize for original
costume. Mrs. Edwards and Miss
Hoffman, respectively won first and
second prizes for lady riders.
\ Lists OF sugar awaiting shipment on
Kauai are as follows: X. s. NJ. 5000,
V. X. 1900. Diamond w. $50, @. 4 Il.
1850. NJ. n A. X. 1888, Mob. II. NJ.
$500. NJ. S. c. $4,000. X. s. Co. S,76s.
General Brooke, his wife and sister.
tn.law, who arrived here on board the
transport Sherman on the way to the
Orient on a pleasure trip. are at pres.
ent visiting Judge and Mrs. S. b.
Dole.
}, Seven Cinnamon, who were arrested
Wednesday night for running sup
CHI game. were found guilty In the
Police Court today and sentenced To
costs OF court.
Bernard Perry. arrested on com.
plant OF his mother on q charge OF
trying to injure her with a dangerous
wearon. was given his liberty today
as there was not sufficient evidence
for prosecution.
II is believed that the big freight
steamer Texan, which had a portion
Of her cargo burned. will be ready TO
sail with a portion OF a load OF sugar
Sunday evening for Hilo, where her
cargo will be completed.
A call was paid on the Acting Gov
ernor this forenoon by Captain II. s,
Hathaway. u. S. A., Mrs. Hathaway
and Miss Weston, who met Atkinson
In Washington and now on their way
to the Orient on board the transport
Sherman.
HaleIwa Hotel, Waialua, yesterday
spread a special Washingtons birth
day dinner. Bookings are big at this
popular resort for the weekend and
; those contemplating going there to-
morrow have reason to make arrange
! nients az early as possible.
At an execution sale held by High
Sheriff Henry last Wednesday after
noon y. Il, Thompson, trustee. bought
q lot In Kalia, about one-fourth OF an
acre in extent, belonging TO Geo. +
Mcleod. for 800. The property was
subject to a mortgage OF $1,000.
Manuel Comes and Henry Martin
who were arrested for having made
an attack on an old negro. proved Il
the satisfaction OF the police court
, today that they did not make the at
, tack, but were simply acting In self
Q defense. Thus ,hey were notp ros
A ocuted.
! Quinquagesima Sunday has beer
4 recommended by the Episcopal churcl
! authorities as proper occasion for tn
, collection OF funds to be devoted TO tn
aid OF aged and infrm clergymen an'
A the widows and orphans OF the clergy
Consequently at the service next Sun
day the offertory OF the Episcopa
: churches will be for this purpose.
!, is hoped that the fact will be gener
ally remembered and the response lilo
eral.
The Won Hamm.Young garage had |
useful II not ornamental auto In tn
great parade yesterday, carrying
crew OF half dozen expert machin
lists, ready to lend assistance to an.
D automobile in the line which happene'
0 to require attention. While there wer
!. no serious eccentricities INDUCED Il
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