Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-18

nights only. Band music.
Charles l.udwigscn left In the Korea
TO remain some time on the Coast.
Get your Sunday dinner at the Par
agon this week just to note the dinci-
encc.
There will be no meeting Of Pacific
lodge No. $40 A. f. a A. NJ, this
evening.
There is nothing rs good as ANTI
Grin tablets for the cure or prevention
OF the grip.
Regular meeting or the Honolulu
rlks No. GIG in their new hall on King
street tonight
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge. j.
a A. NJ, this evening, with work In
the second degree.
Oahu Lodge, No. I, Is. Of p VIII
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock in *. of
T. Hall. King street
Mrs. VIM. T.. welsh departed for the
mainland on the Korea yesterday for
visit of several months.
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Nor
gan will sell at his auction room 30
boxes Of fresh tangarincs.
Take day nj Ilaleiwa aud build M
your lost strength with good rest and
good living. st Clair Bidgood, man
ager.
Treat your iron roof % coat OF
Arabic" There Is no better prescrv-
ative made. California Feed Co..
agents
81 n. Sanders. fruit merchant at the
Metropolitan Market, is erecting new
Lousc on his lots ON Tenth Avenue.
Waialac.
A couple or tables and eight chairs,
Mission STYLE AS good AZ new. are for
ale Can he seen at the Pacific Trans
fer Co, 1876 King street.
Waikiki Inn is now owned by w. C..
Bergin. Accommodations supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing ON the beach.
For tomorrow only. ladies' craven.
cite coats will be sold NJ greatly re-
duced prices at Blom's Umbrellas toi
ladies' and gentlemen likewise.
~ Fernando, notary public. type
writer, etc, has removed his. Office ia
No. Sii Kaahumanu street, opposite
the Office of Theo. II. Davies q Co.,
Ltd.
kuiChi Muromura, the Japanese who
surrendered himself TO the police on
TUESDAY night. was yesterday formally
charged with murder IN the first de-
gree.
The Honolulu Scottish Thistle Clul
meets this evening In rooms In thr
! Oregon block. AS arrangements are ia
be made for Burns anniversary, all
members are requested to attend.
An additional attraction was placed
| In the Promotion Committee room yes
! tcrday. II consists of a collection -oi
drawings by pupils of the Kaahumanu
! school The work Is quite crcditablc
! The marriage of Lot X. Kauwc. the
principal of the Iionaunau school, ia
Miss Lucinia NJ. Wright, took place al
the residence OF the brides father. VIM
J Wright at Ilonaunau, Kona. Jan
uary 10.
] IidNtll AN'NH w ''klH h"A'
price sale of popular cloth bound noy,
els next Monday morning. II will b'
a fine chance tn lay In n supply ri
reading matter Alexander Younl
Bldg. store.
Charles r. Roe, craftsman and me
chanical engineer for the Honolulu
IRON Works Co. departed on the Ko
rea. Mr.. Roe has gone on business {,
the Eastern States. He will return IL
two months.
The Seaside has plenty or sur
boards. surf canoes, Canadian canoes
etc, which are at the dispose. of III
guests. Remember that the best bath
ing and the best surf for board riding u
directly In front of the Seaside.
A Chinese theatrical troupe is eN
pected here from San Francisco short
ly. The local Chinese are looking for
ward TO the coming treat with mucl
expectancy. The troupe will show II
the Hotel street Chinese theater.
The plantation managers of Hawai-
held a meeting al Ililo yesterday morn
ing. John Watt, John Moir, A. Lyd
gate and John Hind were chosen q
representatives 10 attend the meeting
of plantation managers in Honolulu
next Monday.
A gentleman from San Francisco.
passenger by the Alameda, was hoar'
Ia remark that the display windows %
the merchants in Honolulu compare,
most fayorably with those ON the main
land. In fact there seemed to be
touch about the arrangement of dis
plays that was lacking by professional
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