Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-13

Panama hats cleaned at the Giobe.'
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
st. Hack Co.
Better see to it that your taxes are
paid at once.
The old laundry building at Iwilci
! will be sold at auction next Wedncs.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. George Mundon and
children came down on the steamer
Mikahala from Kauai.
There will be regular meeting of
honolulu Aerie 1i0, +. o. Il. in X. of
p. hail at 1880 this evening.
II you wish to Cuench your thirst
IN most satisfactory manner, try the
mixtures at the Fashion Saloon.
The Curio Den, opposite Convent,
has many unique Xmas novelties easy
| Tor mailing. First come first choice,
Bergstrom Music Co have several
very good bargains in secondhand
| pianolas. CAN and hear them played.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
Up-to-date repairs.
Rev. J. M. Lydgate and DR.. Water.
mouse were among the arrivals from
| the garden island in the Mikahala to.
day
The Associated Garage Ltd on Mer.
chant street, will have two cXpcr.
fenced automobile machinists who
will arrive on the next Alameda
S. w. Spencer Of Allen g. Robinson
| and Is. n. Kahalcpuna of the police
department returned from Kauai this
morning on the steamer Mikahala.
Try some Of the cream puffs, cream
rolls, banana shortcake and other
French pastries at Alexander Young
Cafe.
There will be dedication Of the
new Buddhist temple at Kakaako next
| Sunday 4 grand procession will
form at Aala park and march to tho
temple.
Yesterday was one of the busy days
Ht the tax office. Two firms alone
donated slips of paper that represent
ed $4,000 The total for the day was
over sS1 900
Henry May & Co. have a complete
assortment of the famous s. & w.
canned fruits. This brand Is unQucs.
tonably the finest in the market and
embraces all varieties of fruits and
vegetables. Phone %.
/ KOdaks and Brownie cameras make
ideal Christmas gifts. They are just
the things for your boys and girls and
they furnish enjoyment for the whole
family. Big stock at Hawaii Photo &
Art Co. L.fR. Crook, Prop. .
All taxes remaining unpaid and
delinquent after the 18th inst. will
be advertised and suits for the en-
forcement Of their collection will be
Immediately instituted. 4"
The Mutua Telephone Company he
ran work on It's underground system
yesterday. The first opening of the
street to receive the underground con
duits was made In front of the com
pany's headquarters on Alakea street
It Is reported that the new Alakea
street wharf will be turned over tC
the Territory next week. After nc
Cepting the wharf some slight re
pairs To the bed blocks will be mad'
ry the Board of Public Works.
A second load of coal for the Nav!
is due here any time now. 1t is be
ing transported here from Newpor
News on the Atlantic side. Tn
Dutch S. s. Nederland is bringing tn,
load and has been out 6S days today
Cast Off clothing OF any description
that can be made over for children, Il
being asked Tor by Mrs. Staff Captain
Bradley of the Salvation Army. Con
ributions OF clothing can be left a
1850 Berctania avenue or notify b!
hone No. 1878 and messenger vii
quickly call Tor donation.
DR.. Goodhue and Superintendent
| McVeigh gave material aid to tn
| Japanese celebration of the Mikado'
| birthday at the settlement. A dis
| tinctive feature of the day was th,
| building of Russian battleship, 81
arranged with fireworks that it bleN
up after floating a while.
The ladies of Central Union Churc
| viii hold a social tomorrow afteTnoO
| Thursday from 2:3O to o'clock n
| The residence of Mrs. A. Frank Cooke
| corner of Waialae road and Centc
| street. A cordial invitation Is hereb
| Glven to all the members of tn
| church and congregation. togethe
| with their friends, also to stranger
| ard newcomers to be present II wi
he In order for those who come I
bring their fancy work with then
| prepared for an afternoon of informa
sOciability.
The vacancy made in the local JaI
anesc Consulate by the transfer {
Secretary Imai 10 Vancouver ha
leen filled Ivy Secretary X. Ito, wh
y arrived on the lIongkong Maru las
Friday. The new secretary come
J. from Manila and speaks Spanish an
/. English Mr.. Ito states that there ar
s about two thousand Japanese in tn
l. Philippines who work at fishing an
IL carpentering No japanese are en-
- Eloyed on the plantations as there ar
= plenty of Fllipinos for that work d
V about yen a week. He reports ths
lhe Chinese hold very prominer
position in the Philippines, interma
rying with the Filipino.
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