Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-16
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe. *
All votes issued after this date are

| Miss Abbie Dow, who graduated from
Vassar college last commencement, re-
turned home in the Korea.
Mrs, W. Lua, an old kamaaina OF
Laie, died in Honolulu yesterday after
noon. She leaves four children.
R. W. Perkins does the best kodak
developing and printing for amateurs,
Hotel street near Fort.
a divorce summons has been re-
coiyed from Hllo for service on Jap
anese woman living at Waipahu,
Lieut.. Com. A. 2. Niblack, who for
two years was stationed at Honolulu
has been promoted to be commander,
Nearly one hundred internal revenue
licenses have been issued to liquor
dealers, the number being slightly less
than in former years.
The small deer (cervidae, four-leg-
gedl in Delegate Kalanianaole's enclOs-
IRE are being killed by some vicious
! dog in the neighborhoOd
At the kilohana Art League rooms
this afternoon. from until O'Clock,
there will be an exhibition of china
painting, the work of Mrs. Moore.
The finest bathing on the beach at
/ Waikiki Inn. Accommodations sup
! plies and attendance absolutely first
class. #
ARABIC" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and puriiies rain water. Give it
trial and be convinced California
Feed Co. agents.
The Chamber Of Commerce will hold
a regular bi-monthly meeting tomor-
row at 3 p. m, at which DR.. Golfer will
deliver an address on quarantine mat
terS.
The best paint on the market is Pure
Prepared, sold in this city by Levers
& Cooke, Ltd. Without question ii
wears better and looks better than any
other paint.
Specially priced for quick selling arc
Ia fine stock Of ribbons and a lot Of
white lawns 40 in, wide at Bloms
Closing out a big stock of children's
Rose at half price.
Mrs. l.. A. Holmes, mother of County
Engineer Gere, arrived in Honolulu
from the Coast yesterday on the S. 5
Korea. She will spend some time in
the Island with her son.
4 reward OF S. will be paid by Ben
ny & Co., Ltd, for information that
will lead to the sale of a White, The
best sewing machine in the world.
1866 Fort street, Phone M. ass.
You will be relieved of much care
and worry if you place the manage
ment of your estate in the hands of the
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. Your inter-
ests will receive the best Of attention
Conveyance papers for the Makapuu
lighthouse site were received from
Washington yesterday having been
approved with some minor corrections
by the Attorney Generals department
Huyler's choicest candies constant
ly replenished by new importations at
the Alexander Young Cafe? Domes-
tic candies fresh from the factory ev-
cry day.
Mr. Kay, formerly in charge of the
west end division Of the plantation at
Hama, Maui has resigned Robert
Clarke has been promoted and will in
the future manage that part of the
plantation.
If you want your servant to be
moral and disciplined see that he
reads the Jiyu Shinbun, the new pa
per, published at the corner of Bere-
tania and Maunakea
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Carter expect
to return to Hawai- this month. Mr.,
Garter was formerly manager of the
pf.b - bn Of ~
a half has been manager of a big ranch
at Red Bluff, California.
immigration Commissioner Brown
has passed nearly all of the crowd of
Japanese who came in on the China
yesterday morning He says they are
in very fair condition physically. Two
trachoma suspects were held.
VIM. Thompson OF TheO. II. Davies
e Co., left in the Holonian this morn
ing for three months vacation trip,
He will join his family at Lake Tahoe.
Will Roth leaves tonight for a two
weeks vacation trip to Kauai.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Ellen
Murray for the marriage of her daugh,
ter, Lillian Adele, and William Loueh-
er, which will take place at her resi-
dence, Anapuni and Dominis streets,
on Thursday, the twentyffth inst, at
9 o'clock.
Two women and one man who came
here as immigrants in the Kumeric,
left for San Francisco in the China last
night They stated that they had new
er intended to stay in the Islands, but
had come in the Kumeric as that was
the cheapest way of going to the main
land
Gen. George W. Chamberlain, one of
The venerable and highly respected
lawyers of California, arrived by the
Korea for visit with his daughter,
Mrs Royal d. Mead. General Cham
berlain was Attorney General of Col
orado during the days when it was a
Territory, and among his acquaint-
ances numbered Bloody Brides"
Waite, who made things hum while
he was Governor of Colorado. During
recent years Gen. Chamberlain has
conducted law business in San Fran
cisco and has been associated with a
great number of the most important
cases before the courts. He is vet
eran of the Civil War, and although
more than eighty years of age, still
numbered among the men classed as
hale and hearty.
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