Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-13

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Work in the second degree in Har-
mony Lodge tonight.
| Secure your seats for the Orpheum il
| you want to see the best play on earth
| Regular business meeting of Pacific
Lodge f. & A. NJ, this evening at q: &c
o'clock.
Mrs. w. S Fleming will join hel
husband in Shanghai leaving here on
The 18th.
Take your carriage or automobile tt
| Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for up
to-date repairs
The United States gunbOat Annapo
lis sailed at 8 o'clock Saturday after.
coon for Page Page.
The p. NJ. S. S. Co.'S steamer Sibe
ria is due from San Francisco on
| Thursday for Yokohama.
The schooner S. T. Alexander sailed
from Mahukona for San Francisco last
week with a full load of sugar
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway reports that the Kalihi sewer
will be finished in about thirty days.
The Kona-kau steamer Mauna Loa
is due tomorrow morning and will sail
on Friday at noon for Hawaii ports.
Tonight is the question answering
evening at the Oahu Lodge of Theos-
ophy No signature required to the
questions you may ask.
The Royal School Alumni will hold
its regular monthly meeting tonight
at the Royal School, at $50. All men,
Ders are requested to attend.
Yosikuwa KanOkichi has been arrest
ed at Hilo for stealing articles from
fellow passengers baggage while en-
route on the island steamer.
Back combs, solid gold mounting,
from 81 up this week, all new goods,
at Counters, the jewelr, 1142 Fort
street.
The steamers Noeau for Hamakua
ports and Keauhou for windward Ka-
uai ports, sail this afternoon at 5
s'clock
The steamer Claudine will arrive to-
morrow morning from Kahului and
sail with the Congressional party in
he afternoon for Maui ports.
Ladies' bathing suits at the Seaside
Hotel will be twenty-five cents here
after. Come to battle where you will
always be cool and comfortable with
no distressing glare from the ocean.
Darling, the Nature-man, who was
III Honolulu some time ago, has at
last found his level. He has showed
up at Tahiti, where he can live and
dress as he chooses.
A business mems lunch will be given
by the ladies of Leahi Chapter, Order
Eastern Star, on Friday and Saturday
next in the store lately occupied by
the Pacific Hardware Co., a ticket good
for both lunches being one dollar.
Senior Captain Parker of the police
intends TO instruct the mounted Off
GERS in the use of the lasso, as it is
believed that the knowledge of how to
handle a rope will come in useful in
the stopping of runaways.
full line of toilet waters and toilet
powders and tonsorial requisites at
Lewis & Co., Ltd, the Household En-
porium, 1863 King street. Telephone
Main 240. Pasta Mack for the bath,
Sponges and bath brushes.
Union Electric Co., 111S and 1920
Union St., is the leader in all kinds
Of electrical work, fixtures and wir-
ing. Private telephones, bell work,
etc. also dry batteries. Estimates
gladly furnished. Phone 315.
Mr. and Mrs. Lando of this city have
received word from Surgeon Nash of
the U. S. hospital at Manila that their
son Ellis is in that institution suffer-
ing from an attack of measles. Young
Lando spent a few weeks here prior
to going to Manila.
Report comes from Oakland that A.
Buchanan, a carpenter from Honolulu,
was held up in that city the other
right and robbed by negro A fight
ensued in which Buchanan was so
badly beaten that he was taken to
hospital for repairs.
A beautiful souvenir, in the shape
of an engrossed and Illuminated copy
of the resolution adopted in the House
of Representatives on April 80, thank
ing Queen Liliuokalani for the most
kind invitation to luncheon and also
for her words of appreciation regarding
the good work accomplished during the
session.
Forester HOsmer has received a let
Ter from c. S. Judd of the Yale Forest
school camp wherein is given a charm
ing program of an entertainment got
ten up by the students while in the
lumber districts among the logging
camps. 1t goes 10 show that much
can be mixed in with good
hard study without injury to the lat
ter.
Papers of Incorporation will be
filed with the treasurer, this week,
forming the Hawaiian Copra Co. with
a capital of 100000. Land of the Ka-
neohe Ranch Co. will be used for mi
tial experiments. Products of copra
have been forwarded to San Francisco
and its qualities are pronounced very
superior. Parties on the coast have
their willingness to take over
all the product of the new company.
Chief immigration Inspector Brown
has been requested by the Washing
t. II authorities to prepare a report on
the results of the importation of Euro |
pean immigrants into the Territory. AS
a consequence he will tomorrow start