Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-25

Panama hats cleaned at the Globe. =
All votes issued after this date are
good until the last count. August 10.
II you want to enjoy an automobile
ride In comfort ring up 290 for Jim
Quinn.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs.
r. w. Perkins does the best kodak
developing and printing for amateurs,
Hotel street near Fort.
Judge Robinson today granted Aukai
Auholani divorce from her husband
Kane Auholani, on the ground of de-
sertion.
Henry A. Gibson, administrator OF
the estate of Harold Giles, has filed
his first final accounts and petitions to
lie discharged and Above his costs.
Captain Hoe of the sloop Kaiulani
reports that pearl hunters are getting
numerous about Pearl Harbor since
the story of his finding two beautiful
pearls in that harbor.
Lin Kui wants a divorce from his
wife, Milimili Kui on the ground OF
intidelity. He charges her with open
notorious and continuous adultery
with one Leong Toon.
Among those who arrived from
Maui in the Claudine this, morning
was Jack London and his wife, who
have been making tour of that ISL
and, including an ascent of Haleakala.
The twelfth annual accounts of Her
mann Focke and Cecil Brown, trustees
of the estate of James Gay, deceased
were approved by Judge Robinson this
morning as presented and filed. The
Master was allowed fee of $25.
1t is not probable that the Hawaiian
band will be able to accept the offer
which was made it to CONE to Aus
| tralia, as both the Promotion Commit
tee and the Supervisors will, as far as
can be learned at present, oppose the
scheme
The sloop Kaiulani came in at
O'Clock this afternoon from Waial
with 100 sacks of rice. She will dis
'harge directly into the Claudine. The
Kaiulani has new suit of sails, and
they fit so well that she takes on the
appearance of yacht.
| From the result of the soundings
that have been taken today in the
new slip eva of the new Kinau wharf
1t has been ascertained that blasting
and dredging will be necessary to clear
away the coral to depth sufficient to
take in the island steamers.
An echo of the famous raid of the
Grand Jury last fall was heard in the
Judiciary building this morning when
a bill of exceptions on behalf of All
Sing and the 81 other Chinese pinchec
by the Inquisitors was filed by Attor-
neys Breckons and Hemenway. The
Celestials were charged with being
present at place where gambling was
| being carried ON and we're convicted
and fined
There is lull today in the Queens
Hospital row. Both sides evidently
are resting on their oars and awaiting
the next move of the enemy. Both
DIR. Hodgns and Geo. w. Smith were
seen today, but neither had any new
developments to report. DR.. Hodgins
that he did not intend to avail himself
of his position as president of the
Medical Association to call meeting
thereof. and he did not know of any
meeting being called by any of the
members.
H. w. e. Edmunds has caused the
arrest of Mrs. Puahi on twelve differ,
ent charges of disturbing the quiet OF
The night, The defendant testified
against Edmunds' son few days age
when he was charged with malicious
burning. Edmunds has had all the
members of the dancing club which
meets at Mrs. Puahi's place, and
which is supposed to be responsible for
the noise complained of, arrested. The
entire matter is but another chapter
of bitter neighborly feud.