Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-15
DOOLEY ON FINANCE
will appear with other good things
TOMORR0W'S LETIN

TOMURROW , Is u l. l. Il i N
TonOyo lkeda began a suit for di'
vOrCc yesterday against her husband,
Taluichi Ikrda, on the ground of
cruelty
Judge De Bolt yesterday rendered
Judgment for SS49O in favor of NJ. j.
BOrges against Maria Barete, for
goods sold and delivered.
The best toast, better than any !
cooked on Il coal stove, Is that made
ON tOastnr over gas stove. See
the Honolulu Gas Co.
The November meeting of the lIa.
Naian Woman's Club will be held at
80 this evening, at the home of Mrs.
w. l.. Bowers on PunChbOwl street.
Try some of the cream puffs, cream
rolls, banana shortcake and other
French pastries at Alexander Young
Cafe.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC"
You will be surprised at It's cooling and
preservative properties. California |
Seed Co. agents.
l.. l.. McCandless has brought suit |
against r. f. Lansing. w. X. Castle, |
trustee, and James B. Castle to quiet |
title to Is acres of land at WaiahOlc. |
Koolau.
r. b. Reedy of the Honolulu Drug
Co. has received news of the death Of
his mother, Mrs. 5. II. Reedy on Oct.
| ST. at Niles, Michigan. She was SS
| years of age.
High Sheriff William Henry yestcr-
day began an ejectment suit in the
Circuit Court against Joseph X. Ka.
nepuu, for land in Iwilei, and for dam.
ages Of $500.
Beautiful line of embroidered grass
! linens and silk goods imported by Yee
Chan 4 Co. for the Holidays now on
display. Call and see these goods al
corner King and Bethel streets.
| Pulyncsian Encampment No. /, |. o.
o. f., will meet in Odd Fellows Hall
at 7:3O this evening. This will be an
| important assembly, as the Chief Pa.
! riot will have matters of importance
to bring forward.
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.
A beautiful line of mems pajamas
at Silya's Toggery that will make
useful and appreciated Christmas
gifts. Ladies' are especially invited
10 see these goods and all the other
articles for mems wear that will make
elegant presents for their husbands.
The marine Gable advices state that
The All. 5. S. Columbian has arrived
II Salina Cruz, having left Hilo Oct.
20. The Hongkong Maru, which left
here November ., has arrived at San
Francisco. The Pacific Mail liner
Korea left Yokohama November II
for Honolulu and San Francisco. The
All. steamship Arizonan arrived at
Nahului today.
The steamer Maui, Captain Bruhn
Prrived from Hawaii ports at G:22
O'Clock this morning with % bundles
hides, 80 bundles empty bags, 90
bales leaf tobacco, q empty gasoline
drums, | case merchandise, 10 head
cattle and | horse. Pursef Chaney
reports having seen the steamers
Likelike, Kaiulani and Noeau at Paau.
hau and Honokaa
There will be ceremonial session
l6. Mobiles will meet at X. of p.
Han, corner of Fort and Beretania,
iCr parade at 1880 p. III. Dress suit
and Fee. Visiting Mobiles are cor
: daily invited to the session and ban
Guet. Arab Patrol and candidates
8 will assemble at Masonic Temple at
: 1880.
A group of four persons, consisting
Of Antoine GOnsalves, his wife and
Two children, who came from Waia.
kea plantation with the intention OF
departing on the AOrangi, did not get
away ON that ship for the reason that
there was no accommodations for
them In the steerage, for which they
held tickets sent them by relatives In
whole month for another steamer
The head of the family states that
they have but $50 all told, and to save
every cent possible the family spent
: the night on the wharf. One Of the
children is a girl about twenty years
of age and the relatives who sent the
tickets provided only half.fare tick
! ct for her, at which the steamship
n people demurred, demanding $45
more. On account of the delay Occa
stoned the family, the agents of the
line have agreed to send them through
on the next ship without the payment
Of the extra $45,