Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Get in your Contest votes for the
last snap count that will be made
pext Thursday afternoon.

There will be no meeting of thC
Board of Health today.
A mason and briclilayer wants
steady position. See ad this issue.
Ask your dealer for a bottle Of
"Old Watermill" pure stright whisky
Honolulu Aeria l40, f. O. E., will
meet in X. of p. hall at 1880 this
evening.
There has been a recurrence OF
Board of Heath vigilance at iJN Lulu
Plantation,
Fifty-cent Children's Dresses on sale
at Sachs Thursday and Friday only.
It 25c each.
Damien Council No 563, Y. NJ. l.,
will meet in San Antonio hall at $50
this evening.
Benny & Co., Ltd, agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street Main AIS.
President JORDAN of the Stanford
University was a passenger for the
Coast this morning
Notice is given of the annual meet
ing of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., 10
be held Wednesday, July 81.
Dr. David Starr JORDAN is returning
in the Manuka from Sydney, where
ne lectured ON THE American Uniyer-
sity System"
Miss e. NJ. Russell. who has been
visiting at Wailia for some time, sailed
in the Alameda this morning for home.
She lives in Georgia
There will be meeting of the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry on
Friday if A. w. Carter is in town 10
complete quorum.
The last votes will be issued July
80. All votes must be in this Office
by 5 o'clock p. m, Saturday, Au-
gust 10.
A verdict of accidental death was re-
turned by coroner's jury last night
in the case of E. Kow Chi, youn&
Chinese who was killed by kick from
a horse.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and purifles rain water. Give it
a trial and be convinced. California
Feed Co. agents.
Go to Levers and Cooke, Ltd.,s for
your wall paper This store carries
the largest and best stock in town.
And you can't fail to find exactly what,
you want
Scrupulous cleanliness and the
best and freshest of ingredients are
always insisted on in the factory of
the Alexander Young Cafe.
For the newest and prettiest embroi-
deries at a saving of 10 to rs per cent
on every yard go to Blom's sale. Just
received a fine stock of All Over En-
broiders and Laces.
Leave your film at the Honolulu
Photo Supply Company before II a. n.
and you can have it the same day at
4 p. m. Everything Photographic IS
handled by this up-to-date store
Purity and quality count in every
thing. You'll appreciate this fact
when you eat Butternut Bread sold
by the Palm Cafe. Suppose you tele-
phone now-Maip 311-and order a
loaf
With every mandolin or guitar
(price $40 or over) the Bergs>.rom
Music Company, Ltd, will give so les
cons on same free. Go in and receive
tull information about this great
offer
Big, fresh shipment of Centennial's
Best Flour just received by Henry May
& Co., Ltd. There's no flour made
that can compare with c. B. Ask your
baker, your cook, anyone who has ever
tried it.
Watch the papers. The Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel will give a farewell |
dance and reception to the Bulletin
girls. Mrs, Edyth Tozier Weather
red will announce the date. IS
1t is stated that the employees of the |
local Custom House are going to form !
a sort of combine for the purpose OF |
getting their groceries and other COM
modities at cheaper rates than even a
wholesaler could furnish
Friday afternoon is the day set |
aside as the 'at home" day for tho |
ladies of Fort Shafter. If possible,
will be furnished from the
end of the car line to the quarters for
visiting ladies on that day.
Attorney General Peters goes on a
vacation the first of next week. He
will probably not take an active part
in the affairs of his Office on his re-
turn, as his resignation is in the
hands of the new Governor.
Colonel Chas. Fermaud of the Swiss
army, who is the world secretary of
The Y. M, c. A., was among the pas
3engers on board the Manuka. While
acre he called on the officers of the
local branch of the institution.
The effects Of Koichi Shinnaka, a
Japanese who was accidentally killed
while landing from one of the boats
If the Kinau at Laupahoehoe, have
,een sent to Consul General Saito.
they consist OF basket of clothing
md $3.50.
1t is feared that some Island teach ,
rs may have been among the passen-
-ers on the Inflated Columbia. Miss
'harlotte Stewart and Miss Catherine
Ionsarrat intended to take the trip I
North, but the latter is believed to :
ave started in another steamer 8