Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-11

mum A'iN anu 'NaNNHhA"'
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes a delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask YOUR dealer.
There will be a meeting OF Oahu
lodge No. |. X. Of p, at their hall
this evening Work in the Esquire
Rank.
Three of the finest speciments Of
pheasants are ON exhibition at the
Fashion saloon. Come in and see
,hem.
Don't you know (well, you ought tO)
that you are way off If you don't call
It the Woman's Exchange when you
want hat?
The meeting of the chorus of the
Xamehameha Schools, which was to
take place tonight, has been postponed
till further notice
Saturday, October 10, Is the date of
81 Andrews fair. All articles for the
w. Jordan's store.
Don't delay any longer buying a
good umbrella. The best place to buy
Is at A. Blom's, where Il splendid new
assortment has just been unpacked.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the steamer Mauna Loa today We're T..
!. Gay, X. X. Brown and President L.,
T.. Pinkham Of the Board Of Health.
Watch this paper for date Of dance
and reception to be given by the Roy.
al Hawaiian Hotel to the Bulletin
girls on their arrival home.
One need only look about him to see
the Ford Is the most popular run
about in Honolulu The Ford is sold
by Schuman Carriage Co. Call and
see the new models.
The next time you want a good suit
OF clothes call at NJ. McInerny's and
try on one of the new styles business
suits made by the Steln-BlOck tailors,
They're the best that money can buy.
The Nippon Maru Is due here from
the Orient tomorrow forenoon and
will depart the same day for the Coast,
taking mail. She has several hum
dred tons of freight for local Japan
ese merchants.
Many vessels are leaving the Coast
ports in ballast, bound for Australia
Tor coal. The apparent shortage oi
that commodity, and the fairly good
| freight rate offered is proving attrac-
tive for sailing craft.
Boys and girls all the way from
| FIVE to eighty-iive years young will
find great delight in a Brownie Cam.
era.\ They're accurate, reliable and
simple to operate 81 and upwards al
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co.
Phoebe X. Raymond and her hus.
band decided 2990 square feet of land
to the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa,
ton yesterday. The land Is NljOininp
the school at Waipao, Honuaula, Maui
and Is TO he used for church purposes
The first number of the Oahuan, for
The present school year. is out. II
shows to a marked degree good work
on the part of its editors. Many OF
the articles therein are worthy OF
more space than was accorded them
At the regular meeting of the Board
Of Managers of the Hawaiian Society
Sons of the American Revolution, last
evening. Compatriot r. J. Pratt was
elected treasurer of the society vice
ICompatriOt III, NJ. Dow, who has left
for San Francisco TO reside perma.
nently.
The transport Sherman is expected
here on Sunday, having left San Fran
cisco on October s. The Sherman has
been undergoing extensive repairs at
the yards of Moore & Scott. The
Eighteenth Infantry Is on board Tn,
Sherman, bound for duty in the Phil
lppines.
Civil Engineer Love has been ten,
iered n good position at Seattle anC
viii depart soon to take IN the duties
| Mr. Loves family will soon follow
Love has been instrumental In furn,
ishing this city with many valuabl,
maps and charts during his seventeen
years residence here.
Hackman Charlie Wilson, against
whom there Is n grand jury indict
ment for procuring, was an OUTGOING
passenger on the Hilonian. His bonds
man Is Farm COrnn and It is under.
stood that some arrangement was
made between Farm Cornn and Tn,
county Attorney regarding Wilson.
The services in defeating the tab,
!et placed in Kawaiahao church IL
memory OF loane Ii and Timoteo Ha
mo VIII take place Sunday morning
rev S. l.. Desha officiating. Thls
vii be followed by similar services il
memory OF Levi and Mrs. HaaIelea
conducted by Edward LilikalanI Th,