Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-18

Hail.
Take your carriage or automobile TO
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for up
-to-date repairs
There will be no Theosophical lee
ture this evening. The lectures will
be resumed next week.
Mrs. Kearns' Hawaiian preserves and
chutney packed and shipped by every
,teamer. order case.
Benny 4 Co. rent automatic sewing
machines. 81. per week or So a month.
Phone Main ASS, Fort st.
There viii be a meeting of the exec.
utive committee of the Championship
Field Meet at > y. m. today.
Capt. VIM. Potter, nephew of Bishop
Potter. is now In command of the new
lG,OOO-ton battleship Vermont
All persons between the ages Of
twenty and sixty years, unless exempt
| ed by law, are liable for Personal
Taxes (poIl, Road and school), and
are hereby notified that the same will
become delinquent on the 31st in
rtant.
VIM. Mccormick has returned from
| the mainland. He is pineapple
grower from the Wahiawa district.
! Roy. w. u. Westervelt preached In
| the Portuguese church yesterday
morning. taking for his subject the
life OF Mother Castle.
Harmony Lodge, /. o. o. T.. meets
this evening for initiation of candi'
dates. Officers as well as members are
requested to be present.
The latest bulletins regarding Bishop
HamiltOns recent illness are quite MS
surfing. He will soon be fully recuv.
cred and resume his work.
Treat your iron roof 60 coat ol
arabic" There Is no better presery-
atiye made. California Feed Co.
agents.
Representative Pail wears smile
that won't come of. lie seems 10
yet more fun out of proceedings than
any other member.
Leahi Chapter No. 2. o. f. S.. will
hold their regular meeting this even
Ing In Masonic Hall. Visiting sisters
Gnd brethren now in the city are cor
daily invited to attend.
a waiter spilled plate of soup on
one of the Los Angeles visitors yes
terday. The accident was taken IN
good part by the victim. Possibly II
was reminder of times on the Ohio
To avoid any Inconvenience, tax
payers are kindly requested to cell al
tn. Tax Office on or before the 3tsl
day Of March and pay their personal
taxes.
Tomorrow Is the horseback, auto and
pau parade band concert on the lawn
| with the peacocks at Kapiolani Park
No one has been invited because al
are welcome.
The Pythian sisters will hold a meet.
ing this evening In the X. of p. hall
corner of Fort and Beretania avenue
at 1880 o'clock. All members and Wis
ting brothers and sisters are request
ed to attend.
There will be no band concert AT
Emma Square this evening The banC
will play this afternoon at the reCeI'
ton OF the ladies at Ainahau. Tomor,
row afternoon there will be band
concert at Kapiolaui Park. No even,
ing concert at Thomas Square.
Lloyd Childs. the Los Angeles
agent of the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee is brim full of enthusiasm
over the general outcome Of the ex
cursion. He predicts all kinds of bus
mess successes as result of Los An
geles visitors jaunt to these shores.
Miss S. q. Clark, daughter of Captain
Clark Of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany, arrived Saturday on the Ala
media and will take the position o.
Latin teacher at Oahu College. Mis-!
Clark Is graduate of the University
of California. She enters upon hei
duties today.
a Portuguese slipped on banana
peel Carelessly thrown ON the sidewall
on Nuuanu street last night. He re
ceiyed quite shock by coming down
ON his head. There seems TO he tota
disregard for the law which prohibits
throwing orange and banana peel OF
the walks. A few arrests might b.
impressive.
Whenever one of Rice's appropria
ton measures fails of passage, h,
lays IL to the $4,000 item in tn,
appropriation bill for a public II
brary for Honolulu, That little item
has already had TO take the blam,
for the loss of about 100000 in ap
preparations.
The Rev. G. ID. Edwards has tender
ed his resignation as pastor of tn
Christian Church, to take effect tn
list of September. Mr.. Edwards viii
accept position in a Bible college II
his native State, This future worl
he has had in view for some time. Hi
resignation from the Christian
Church is a surprise TO great many
There was large attendance a
the Methodist Church services yesteI
day. Rev. Wadman preached mos
interesting sermon. At 1880 p, m. Nj
John Martin held a service at tn
oahu penitentlary. Several ladie
from the Kaiulani Home We're presen
and sang choice selections. Mr.
Heapy read a very interesting selec
ton on the life of st. Patrick,