Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
More is done with words than with
hands; and Bulletin Want.Ad. words
are the busiest words In the world
The Globe sells Il cheaper.
Autos for hire at Ter. stables, .



tonight
Henry May & Co. are giving free
sample packages of Poi Breakfast
Food.
Neatly furnished rooms Mt the Pop
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
Fort street.
Tho barKcrtine Geneva sailed from
llilo last Saturday. She will return
with lumber.
The Young uawaii1ns' Institute viii
moot 81 c. A. Longs Office ut 1880
o'clock tonight.
Tho bark Gerard c. Tobcy arrived
yesterday morning, eighteen days out
from San Francisco.
Oahu Lodge, No I. K. Of r.. will
meet tonight ut 1880 o'clock In X. OF
T.. Hall. King street.
Enanoana paid the usual 80 and costs
In Police Court today for the amuse.
mont of getting drunk.
Chance to buy lace curtains at tre-
mcndous bargains this week at A.
Blom's. Model Block. Fort street.
Forty members were present ut the
meeting Of the Engineering AssociC-
lion last night. Severed new members
were elected.
Frank Grlu. n plain drunk. who IL
an old acquaintance of the police de-
parimcnt, got ten days from Judge
Whitney this morning.
The Hawaiian Tribe No. I, /. o. II.
VI. viii hold It's regular meeting to-
light. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
The steamer Niihau. which arrived
yesterday morning from Hawaii.
brought - head Of cattle. There were
20 passengers aboard.
Waikiki Inn Is now owned by w, c.
Bcrgin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class
Finest bathing on the beach.
California Rose Creamery Butter
has no equal in this market; now sup.
Iiy on tho SGnoma for Henry May g.
Co. Phone Main 90.
Tho cases Of Kalani and Mary lllwaa-
lnni. charged with adultery were nolla
prOasd, In Police Court today. there be.
ing nc evidence 10 convict.
Manager c. lIcdcmaun OF tho Homo.
inlu Iron Works IL expected to arrive
in the SonUma from the mainland after
an abs cncc Of about month.
The birthday of Mother Rico wa3
rOmmcmOratrd at Oahu College last
night by appropriate decoration of the
ching hall ana few remarks by Pres
idcni Grnlths.
Second Assistant Engineer MacDon-
cid, OF the transport BufOrd. Is sick and
being treated in tho vessels hospital.
Ills condition Is not regarded MS ser
ious.
\ boiler gauge broke at the city
Nlill yesterday. filling the place with
steam so that many believed that n
boiler had exploded. The damage WIS
quiclly repaired.
Portraits of candidates reproduced
IL halItOne on short notice; also de-
signing. engraving aud printing of all
descriptions. Paradise of the Pacific,
Wayerley Block.
George Markham. the well known
campaign orator, has arranged 10 give
a series ol political lecture from tho
soap box on the corner ut King and
Bethel street next week.
Heinz products are made not only
TO conform to but actually exceed the
requirements of all State and Nation.
al pure food laws. Your grocer has
all Of he famous Heinz 80 Naric-
lies"
Remember a delicious dinner at the
popular price OF one dollar Is servcG
every evening on the great semi-cIr-
culnr lanai of the Seaside Hotel. Best
value for the money and coolest place
In town to dine.
W. ". Knox, familiarity known about
town as Colonel" was arrested yes
to-day on the charge of using threat
ching language, On warrant sworn out
by Gabriel Damien. Damien alleges
that Knox threatened to kill him II he
caught him In town.
The candidates of the Republican
porty, who are touring the island.
spoke last night nj Waikanc, ana To-
day at KGhana ana Punaluu. This ar
tornoon they will speak ut ilauula and
this evening at Laic.
Mrs. Johanne Schradcr wishes to
express her thanks to all her friends
who so kindly assisted her during the
illness and death of her late husband,
Robert Schrader. especially the Rev.
Waller and n company Of his former
comrades from the lrOquois.
The trial of the rice binder imported
by the Board OF Agriculture took place
this morning at the Palnma rice fields
It was not a success as the ground was
too muddy. Another trial will be had
when the ground Is more dry.
Owing to the interest that Is being
taken by "A number of the ladies In
preparatory work for the Kindergar-
ten entertainment, TO be given by Miss
Martin the last of November, the La
dies Society OF Central Union church
will hold their fair at the residence OF
+. j. Lowrey, on Saturday, November
18th
A number OF well known musicians
have promised TO take part In the pro-
gram arranged for the joint reception
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w. q. A.
tonight In the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Among
these are: Miss White, Mrs. Whitney,
DR., Ramus and b. l.. Marx. Miss Patty
will Olgn fake mart I'm the urDurDm An