Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-04


Register or lose your vote.
Scissors. saws. sharpened. Webb's.s
White steam autos. Stockyds stable.
Registration closes on the 9th OF
October.
Mrs. s. p. Dunbar arrived today from
Kahului.
Miss v. q. NIakcc came in today from
Kahului.
Miss A. johnson arrived from Kahu.
lui today.
II. Funch and wife returned today
| from HilU.
Miss Muther came in ON the Claud-
inc from Kahului.
Miss NJ Lymont arrived on the
Claudine from kahului.
Jas. II. O'Neil was passenger on
tho Claudine from Kahului.
A notice to members Of the Com
mcrcial Club Is published in this issue
DIR. Z. o. Setter and wife came from
Hilo this morning on the Claudinc.
The French bark Button is still ~
| ing outside the harbor waiting for ord
crs.
| IL
this evening for Kauai on government
business.
$. Weintzhcimcr and w. II. Crozier
came from Lahaina today on the
Claudinc.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81. Si.50 and 81 per week. 12i3
| Fort street.
| l.,I. NJ ha
ic Temple tomorrow evening for work
In the first degree.
| j. +. Durao has bought control OF a
Libertad. Of which he IL tho editor. ana
will change It's policy.
Tho tug Leslie Baldwin came In yes.
tcrday from kahului. She will be over
hauled on the marine railway.
The Department OF Forestry Is in
vestigating the Waianac forest reserve
| for the purposes Of refOresting IT,
The stcaiicr re Au iiou sailed Tor
Kauai last night with n cargo of cN-
blosiycs. No passengers were taken.
Chairman S. l.. Chillingworth Of the
Board Of Registration held an extra
session from II a. m. to 2 p. m. today.
The captain and officers Of the I'm
pcrlal training ship Ancgawa will give
an Eat home" Saturday ut $3.50 y. M.
The loss caused by the fire in tho
Kckaha mill IL estimated at 10000.
Five thousand bags OF sugar were dam
aged.
The drcdger Pacific sailed last night
at $40 for San Francisco. She Is ex-
pectcd to arrive there in about ten
days.
The suit OF the Hawaiian Office Spec
ialty Co. VS.. w. II. Crawford was dis
continued this morning In the Circuit
Court.
President Pinkham Of the Board oil
Health Is expected to return from la
wall tomorrow. lie has been absent
several weeks.
whitney "a Marsh are making ,un-
surpassed showings In new goods. The
laccs and trimmings are absolutely tho
very finest ever imported.
An appeal from the decision Of tho
District Court In the case Of A. X. Blnd'
w. James NJ. Monsarrat was filed a,
the courthouse this morning.
Il Is reported that the work on the
NODiuu 10 wei
Grading has been done as far rs Pu'
naluu, while rails have been laid ~
far as Hauula.
The japanese training ship Anegawa
is to leave next Monday for IIilo to re-
main about three days. She will ther
return to Honolulu to stay until time
TO return to Japan.
In Judge Lindsay's court this morn
ing the case OF Bruce Cartwright vs.
, the Territory OF Hawaii was stricken
from the calendar, a Judgment having
been entered In August, 1905.
4 Robert Kamehameha Aylctt, the 0
| ycar-cld son Of II. w. Aylett. who u
now on the mainland with the band
D fell from a tree at Makiki street yes
: tcrday and was instantly killed, hi.
: skull being crushed. The funeral vii
take place today from the Aylett hom'
on Bcretania avenue.
! The fisheries cases Of Mary Luca
and GUSTAV RoDert vs.. the Territory
before Judge Lindsay this morning
: werc continued till tomorrow morning
: for trial. Both cases are based on re
mittiturJ from the United States S,l
l. premo Court.
, Tho following nomination paper
:, have been filed with Chief Clerk Buck