Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-28
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.

Tor sale. See For Sale column.
! Go to the Orpheum tonight and en-
joy couple Oh hours of laughter.
Prince David took in $50 in one hour,
serving cold drinks at the Saturday
| uau
Take your carriage or automobile to
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg Co., for up
-to-date repairs.
Large new stock of bibles and pray
crbools at the Hawaiian News Co.,
! Ltd, Young bids
The Buckeye Society will hold its
next meeting at the residence of D. f.
Thrum, King street,
Henry May & Co, will close at -
O'Clock noon, Thursday, Decoration
! Day. One morning delivery.
One Of the danger line buoys at Wal
! XXI beach has gone adrift 1t will be
replaced as soon as practicable.
The best place for your valuables is
safe deposit box, Rent soc monthly
ct the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Remember the date-May 81, next
Friday-the biggest clearance sale ever
held in Honolulu opens at Blom's.
Every dollar will buy two dollars
worth of goods at Ehlers' Remnant
Sale Monday next. Look up their ad.
Proposals for a complete pumping
plant will be received by the Superin~
tendent of Public Works until tomor-
row.
Daniel Logan has been confined to
his home in Kaimuld through illness
for several days. Nothing serious, how
ever
The finest bathing on the beach at
Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
Work in the Knight rank will be
performed this evening at the meeting
Of Mystic Lodge No. ?, Knights Of
Pythias.
Boys and youths go into NJ. Mclner-
ny's, Fort and Merchant streets, and
look over the fine stock Of Sampeck
Clothing.
Have you considered the wall paper
question? You should examine the
fine stock of wall paper at Levers &
Cooke, Ltd.
The recent rains have considerably
replenshed the water supply in the
reservoirs. The water was getting quite
low just before.
interesting exercises were held in
The North Pacific Institute last even
ing. They We're under the supervision
Of Rev. John Wadman.
Flowers galore for May 30 Dec0ra-
rion Day, at the King Street Florist,
near Thomas Square Astors in all
colors Phone Blue 1iGG.
Architect Kerr has nearly completed
the plans for the new library building
at oahu College The building will be
up-to-date in every particular.
Congressman Brick, wife ana daush-
ter were entertained Sunday afternoon
by Governor Cleghorn at Ainahau.
They were delighted with the visit
The bark Andrew WEIGH is at the
Railway wharf, having locked late yes
terday afternoon after a two days trip
from Hilo. She is loading sugar for
San Francisco.
Electric fans are the great things
nowadays How can you get along
without one? Telephone the Hawaiian
Electric Company and they'll supply
YOU with one ut once.
70 arrive on s. S. Sierra Large as
sortment of ice house goods, including
fresh fruits and vegetables and Cal,
Rose Creamery butter for Henry May
& Co. Phone Main %.
1t is reported that the ladies of the
Congressional party have purchased
most literally of island jewelry. Art
{cles bearing the royal coat of arms
predominant in the collection.
The Upper Nuuanu Valley Improve
ment Club has petitioned the Board Of
Supervisors for lights on Laimi road
They think they have not been treated
fairly in the way of street lights
The Board of Agriculture and For
estry met yesterday afternoon at the
Government station on King street and
discussed at length the question of for
est reserves No action was taken.
The steamer MikahaIa will arrive to-
morrow morning from Kauai ports and
her departure for the Garden Isle has
been postponed from Thursday, her
regular sailing day, to Friday, at the
usual hour. No freight will be received
for island ports on Thursday
lie kliOhana Art League llndS that
1t will hereafter be compelled to limit
the number Of visitors to its entertain
ments To effect this change, but one
guest will be admitted with each mem
Der The member as well as the guest
must present their cards at the door.
The Board of Liquor License Com
missioners met as usual yesterday af-
ternoon and considered thirteen appli-
cations for saloon licenses. No other
action was taken the time being de-
voted mostly to a discussion OF the
policy Of the Board The resolution in
regard to saloon limits was rea6imod
That rubber can be proftably grown
Gu these islands is demonstrated by
D. NJ Haughs at the government nurs-
cry on King street He has several
hundred fine young rubber trees well
along There are half a dozen varieties
including the valuable Para variety,
used extensively in the manufacture Of
tires for autos and BICYCLES.