Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-22
LOCAL and GENERAL

Autos. Tor hire at Ter. Stables.
Lutted's Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ry May q Co. and G. J. Day & Co.
Ehler's sale of cotton good remnants
will begin Thursday, March LIST. See
adj
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, s1.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Excursion tickets will be sold to al
points on the o. II. & l.. r. X. on
Washington's Birthday.
Cult wondering" about servants
the best are the ad.-reading kind, and
the Bulletin prints the ads.
When in doubt use Arabic" for your
iron roof. 1t defies heat and defeats
rust. California Feed Co.. agents.
The steamer Rosecrans sailed from
Monterey February 10 for Honolulu,
having in tow the schooner Monterey.
Blom is making a speciality today of
ladies summer vests at the surprising
| ly low figure of for % cents and up.
| Also ladies and children's hose at
prices to suit everybody.
After being out IA days from Cape
Town, the British ship Bardowie has
arrived In San Francisco. The over
due vessel was quoted for reinsurance
at so per cent before her arrival.
| Nearly all hope for the ship Drum
craig, sailing from Astoria to Manila
has been abandoned The San Fran.
cisco Chronicle of February 10 had the
following to say concerning her:
One OF the most agreeable and OBJ
liging pursers on the Pacific is L. J.
Roberts of the Nippon Maru. How his
conduct was appreciated by the pas.
sengers on the last trip of the vessel
from the Orient. is told as follows in
\ the San Francisco Chronicle:
When the Pacific Mail Company's
liner China put into Honolulu on her
way TO the Orient. she had on board
a large amount OF gold for Japan, but
the fact was not known here at that
time The treasures on the China
amounted to 1880. S6s.69. and of this
S2,279.443.69 was in gold ingots being
shipped to Japan.
THE ship Drumcraig. now out 145
days from Astoria for Manila, has OF
last reached the 80 per cent mark on
the overdue list, and this is taken as
pretty good evidence that the chance
/ ~ nv "iiANhA 10 HlBhNE lie
craig is owned by the Barneson- HIb-
berd Company OF thiscity and is COM
manded by Captain McCallum.
So rough was the sea at the Golden
Gate. when the s. S. Doric arrived
there that II was impossible for the
pilot to board her. Accordingly the
tiny pilot boat, the Pathfinder, signal
ed the big liner to follow her. and she
led her safely through the entrance to
the haTbor The Doric arrived in San
Francisco February IL, two days ahead
OF her schedule.
People OF San Francisco are work.
ing for a greater water front. For
that purpose an organization has been
made. consisting OF representatives OF
the leading commercial bodies of the
| city. and they will direct their ener-
gies toward general Improvement OF
the harbor San Francisco has now
nine miles OF water 'front.' and the new
organization hopes to double that dis.
lance in time.
&c. ]. Roberts, purser of the Japa-
nese liner Nippon Maru. arriving here
n few days ago from the Orient on
hher first trip since the war between
Japan and Russia. has been presented
by passengers who arrived here in the
steamer with a gold.silver dressing set
In recognition OF the attention they TO-
ceived from him during the trip. The
set Is suitably inscribed, and the list
OF donors is headed by Rear-Admiral
George c. Relter OF the Navy"
There is more fun and genuine en-.
joyment to be obtained from Kodak
than can be guessed by person who
has never owned one OF these fascinat.
Ing little cameras. We carry very
| complete line OF kodaks and kodak sup.
plies as prices that rule but little high.
err than those prevailing on the coast
Our store is the headquarters for tour.
lists who go in for photography and we
are prepared to do first class printing
and developing without unnecessary
delay and at the most reasonable