Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16

ind Tax Assessor w r. Robinson OF
Maui were among the incoming pas
5engers on the Kinau today.
The fashionable millinery at Miss
Powers is attracting the ladies' at
lcntion these days. Millinery Parlors,
Boston building. Fort street
Admiral Beckley reports the follow.
ing sugar awaiting shipment ON Ha.
vail: Alaa, 1859; Walked, 2OOO:
Honokaa, 2Si0: Honuapo, il55.
The White Family Rotary, lock and
chain stitch Is the best sewing ma.
chine In the world. Benny 4 Co, Ltd,
agents, 1866 Fort st. Phone 4SS.
Pick out one of the swell Panama
hats for Christmas Mt NJ. Mclnerny's.
They're sure to prove popular gifts
end are in sizes for ladies and gentle
men.
A Japanese woman jumped of a
Rapid Transit car last night on Liliha
street! She was taken to the Queens
Hospital 20 have Few stitches put
In her scalp.
A whole week of big bargains In
new dress goods, all.over laces, rib
hons and 1ll-over embroideries at A.
Blom's, Model Block. Fort st. Extra
ordinary values.
Among the arrivals on the kinau
this morning were Post once Inspect
or Hare d.. Brinckerhon and Arch
itect +. w. Pease and ID. II. Case,
County Attorney OF Maui.
The first holiday showing OF Christ
mas novelties begins Monday morning
at N. 5. Sachs Dry Goods Co. The
stock this year Is far ahead OF any
other they have ever carried.
Chief Taylor is fast Kidding the city
oil a certain gang OF undesirable span
'ards. knowing that he means bust
less they arc leaving by every steam
er, rather than lake chance with the
turnkey.
The Catholic Church OF st. Joseph.
Moanalua, In charge OF Rev. Father
Clement. Tomorrow, November l7th,
IL a. m, high mass, sermon, collec'
ton, Sunday school. p. m. Rosary,
catechism.
The following cargo arrived on the
Ainau this morning from HAWAII ana
Maui: | automobile. . bundles hides,
horses, pigs, s mules, . bags ava
IA bags gobo, II pcs. Japanese oars,
"a bags taro, 40 empty kegs, Al cords
WOOD ID Darre'S empty oot'ies' |lo
pacAases suhuri's'
lnul Sululeuos eIb soVlGlo poop
every man snouiu wea'' WIN '.v op
lortuiity W guy cue la'nouS ,
oehJa'hih 70. S'ns,e anu uVu'.e
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'r u' ", una, rat. u.
III muiiuSoIhe a"o'' h'".e' ,,i1
ohii"''a" '"u IN, y. s'eeS,
"Cideo, and His Three Uupdred".
an ~ m v p r. II subject
..yartod Man for cideon's RAND.
- m se,mon subiect "Growtb IN
1,brIet". 7.2o n m sermon subject
"cbuo,'a blood C,oapsetb From Sin 4"
We invite ali IN worsbin with ms.
General Davis called IN his friends
this morning IN exhibit some of the
f.ri, from a yuaya tree In his ward II
ia of the large red Trinidad variety.
beautiful to look upon and of luscious
taste. Gen. Davis secured the slip
from the Agricultural Bureau and says
that when his tree Is large enough he
will be glad to furnish slips to others.
A stereopticon lecture will be given
tonight at the Salvation Army by Rev.
Mir. Westeryelt Everybody is cor.
dialIy invited to attend this service,
subject "Some new Hawaiian Views. i
Hall at corner of King and Nuuanu
streets. & II. m. Sunday meetings az
follows. Knee drill at 7 a. M, led by
STAN Captain Bradley. holiness meet
ing II n. m: Salvation meeting, s u
m Music Nv the army brass band.