Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-06

Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. !, u.
| :. w. V. of the department of Hawaii,
meets this evening in Waverley hail.
| The French cruiser Catinat will not
leave until Thursday. They await the
arrival of mail by the expected Nevad-
| an.
| W. G. Achi has completed his draft
of municipal bill to provide Homo
lulu with all the luxuries of main
land city.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and puriies rain water. Give II
trial and be convinced. California
Feed Co. agents.
! DR.. McI.ennan has returned and 70
sumed practice at Dr. McGrew cot
tage, corner Richards aud Beretania
streets ,Royal Hawaiian Hotel block
Phone Main 22s.
TIE new quarters of the Seamen's In
stitute on Alakca street, formerly the
Sal!oys' Home. will be formally opened
tomorrow evening. when a concert
under the direction of X. BOde will be
given.
The name of Geo +. Rcnton appears
IN the yale News" of recent date,
among the twenty-seven freshmen III
Honor Section, Division No. | Of the
Sheffield School oi Science, Yale Uni
yersity.
Architect c. Is. Ripley, well known
In this city, expects to join his family
In Honolulu some time In February.
He will sail from Manila the latter part
Of the present month. and expects to be
absent several months.-Manila Times,
ian. .. -.rs-r. .
Attorney A. G. Correa, who Is now
located at Oakland, Cal, will not re-
turn to the islands. He has written IL
Mrs. Correa To pack up his law books
and follow him. He will practice law
there. where he has already secured
an Office.
Low prices at the New England Bak'
cry.
Last Monday trial cremation was
made at the Nuuanu cemetery crem'
utory, The body OF a sheep was used
Moderation was perfect, the carcass
being reduced to handful of ashes IN
q short space of time. Oil Is the fuel
employed for the purpose.
The Custom House officers made
quite n creditable collection of plumber
yesterday, In the shape of cigars, fan"
etc, from passengers of the transport
Thomas. The boidness exhibited In CT
forts To dodge the officers on watch was
worthy OF "A better cause.
The crossing of two wires In the
Waikiki district early this morning
caused fire alarm liz to be sounded
: No such number being on the card
: quite little excitement was created
explained over numberless telephones
Tonight at the regular monthly mis-
I sionary concert Of the Central Unioi
church, Rev. Il. W. Thwing will speal
upon the Chinese famine. Mr. ThwinI
Is In continual touch with missionaries
In China, and so can give an author
itatiye account of how things stan,
there.
In an interview with Editor Shio
zawa of the Hawaii Shinpo, he ex
pressed himself as not taking mucl
stock In the press dispatch from Vic
toria which stated that the Japanes,
Government would allow four thousan'
laborers month To leave Japan 70
| Hawaii.
The Womans Board of Missions he'll
regular monthly meeting yosterda
I iiternoon, NJ which papers were rea,
, by Miss Henson on East Africa" Mis-
, Gilman on the Huguenot Seminary II
! Wellington, Mrs. Thco. Richards OF
{ mission work among the Zulus, an,
, Mrs. Crockett on South Africa of To
Gay."
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. sence under pay during the comm
= encampment at Waianae.
Supervisor Dwight stated that $
much damage had been done in III
y recent storm that more money mus
y be given for the work. He aske
u that 81, 900 he taken from the roa
u tax fund He made a motion to tn
e effect, which was seconded by Arch,
u and carried.
II Harvey called attention to the fa'
" that water running from the hou'
cutters caused great deal of dan
u age 10 the streets, lie suggested III,
y an ordinance 10 remedy this
n drawn. Chairman Hustace state
that he would take the matter I
6 with the Deputy County Attorney.
~ The Board adjourned till Monda
D. February is, ut 1880 p. m.