Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-07

3 h'ulOnlh'. cue.
~ Watcrhuusc Trust Go. have soma
real bargains for you II you are look
ing Tor house.
Nuuanu stream was quite swollen
This morning as @ result oG the heavy
dowupUur last night
The club stables Co. buy. sell anu
exchange horses or will rent you a
saddle or driving horse.
Price viii not keep you from buying
auy and all the remnants you desire
at BIums Remnant Sale.
Dent spoil your meals 10y poor
relish. Use Alyurd's old Virginia Corn
Relish 10 be- had M LCyy'g.
\ letter from T.. Il. Stackahlc 10 his
brother, received yesterday, b. rcplcic
with immigration business.
II Is with pleasure that the news oi
Mother Castles Improvement from her
recent Illness Is chruniclcd.
Benny a Go. have few secondhand
machines In good condition for sale.
1866 Fort st. Phone Main iSS.
Mrs. Geo. d. Gear aud Mrs. John
Lucas are again in the city. They re-
turned In the China yesterday.
II. q. Morse. formerly timckccpcr on
the railroad wharf, has resigned from
the employ Ol the Oahu railroad.
Excellent pasture will be provided
Tor your horse or cow If you consult
the SChuman Carriage Co, Ltd.
The first spare time you get come to
The Criterion and have glass of gem
uiue. imported German beer-pilsncr
~ Wurzburgcr.
a Ia. Of IlttnYI1.At.I t.tl
BcrCtania streets quite little dam
age was done by the heavy rain dur
ing the evening.
Two Chinese aud one Japanese who
we're arrested for Illicit liquor dealing
AZ kanCuhc. were released yesterday
on 800 bail each.
Olive Branch RchCkah Lodge meets
this evening AT 1870 O'Clock. All visit
| ing members of the order are cordially
| invited to attend.
There will he meeting of the lla.
waiian chronological society At the
II. S. =. A. experiment station on
Keeaumoku street
Low prices at the New England Bak
cry.
II IL reported that there is n genera
. VI h'llki' Nlll'Ntah'NNN NV
city. II Is not dangerous, only the al
ter effects of n severe cold.
II you like any kind of pickles, yOi
surely will be fond Of Pin Money
Pickles made by Mrs. Kidd of Virginia
and sold by Henry May a Co, Ltd.
Captain Sam johnson put In last
evening drilling the Arab Patrol foD
their intended visit to Los Angeles
There are twenty members now
Waikiki Inn Is now owned ny W. {
Bcrgin. Accommodations, supplle
and attendance absolutely first class
Finest bathing on the beach.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Gray
mother of Vice President Mclean o
the lnter-lsland 5. n. Co., will b,
from the Mclean residence, 1924 Der
etania street today at 3 y. N.
Joe Cohen Is figuring on another
summer tour for the Hawaiian band
He says he has guarantees of profitable
engagements and that most of the ban,
boys are eager to make another try.
Generous donations Of money fol
starving China continue to be for
warded by each steamer bound for tn
Orient The neat little sum of s2l7 81
was started on its mission Of mere!
Yesterday.
The Young Peoples Union will holt
It's quarterly convention in the Cen
trail Union church tomorrow evcnin'
at 1880. The possession of attendance
banners has developed into a rivalr.
that Is quite noticeable.
Tie curious unknown" Is REVEALED
to YOU in the Oriental series. rhes
books, In which the art and hiGtor!
narrated, are sold on easy payment
by VIM. e. Lyon Co., Ltd.
The following freight arrived thi
morning on the Claudine from lla
wait: 20 bales of bags. ~ bags q
corn, horse, 65 hogs, Sc package
empty bottles. los mud presses. .
packages of hides. l3l packages %
sundriea.
Joseph Amber at one time mem
Der Of the Hawaiian band, died al tn
Queens Hospital yesterday. lie ha,
rot been connected with the band 10
over five years. Captain Berger say
that he was along In the sixties. o
late he has been an object Of charity
Miss Bertha Condo and Miss llarrie
Taylor, two National secretaries o
the Y. w. c. A., left for the Orien
yesterday In the China. Both ladie
have made many friends In this cit,
and will be greatly missed notwith
standing their stay here was quit
brief.
DO not forget the patriotic entertain
ment to he given at the Susanah Yves
ley Home on Friday evening at 1913
O'Clock, March s. Extensive prepare
lions are being made for its success
and the reputation of Kaahuman
school Is sufficient proof Of It's bein
well worth seeing.
Information has come to the ear
of G. s, Holloway, Superintendent O
Public Works, that Japanese ston
workers in the KaimuM district ar
in the habit Of transporting quantitie
OF dynamite In hand bags through III
city on the Rapid Transit cars. Nj
Holloway is preparing to stop sue
work, the power to do SO being yeste
In his office.