Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The result of this weeks count in
the Pacific States Tour Contest is
printed in today's Bulletin.

TallyhOs, livery, autos Stkyds Stpls'
Best cup of coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
Rev E. w. Thwmg returned from
the Orient in the Doric.
b. f. Ehlers & Co. will close Satur-
day, May 25th, at / o'clock.
The New England Bakery is paying
&c. per pound for ripe red chilli pep
pers.
For every variety in curios, she'll
leas tapas, etc, call at Romans EX-
change.
Benny & Co., Ltd, dealers in sewing
machines, and buyers of raw material
1866 Fort st. Phone Main 4SS
Mapu, who was found guilty by
Judge Whitney of assault and battery
en- Mrs All XII, and fined SIS and costs,
has appealed.
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.
In the matter of James H. Holt VS..
Edgar Woods, an action for taxes, the
Judge Whitney in favor of the defend
ant.
Remember the delicious table dhote
! dinner at the Seaside on Sunday. Ha-
| waiian music. and also remember that
it will be very wise to engage your
table in advance.
The Kemoo Land Company, Ltd,
has been incorporated by e. d. Ten
ney, G. H. Atherton, w. w. Goodale,
Thomas II. Petrie and John r. Gait
| The papers were filed this morning
In the case of the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co., Ltd, versus Koolau Kaikai-
&nahaole ct al, Judge Robinson today
gave judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum of $719.99, interest attorneys fees
and costs.
There will be an annual contest held
at Pauahi Hall, Oahu College, this az
! ternoon at 2:15 for the award of the
! Damon Rhetorical prizes. There has
been an unusual large registration this
year under the instruction of Miss
| Black.
Jared Smith has returned from Maui,
where he attended the convention OF
/ rubber growers. He states that the
outlook in the Islands is bright for the
industry, the only danger being that
of oyerproduction, and this he believes
will prObobly not occur within the next
The second of the series OF moonlight
dances will be held at Haleiwa on Sat
.lrday evening. These dances have be-
come very popular as the surroundings
lure perfect for the pleasure of young
and old Reservations for overSunday
accommodations should be made in adj
vance.
Edward Waiaholo, an employe of the
Pioneer Sugar Company for the last
eighteen years. returned on the China
yesterday from vacation trip to the
mainland. He said that Washington
is a wonderfully beautiful city and
would surely become the palace city OF
the world.
/ VIM f. Walker, the abscondng
/ treasurer of the Savings Bank of New
! Britain, Conn, who got away with
nearly 100000. is reported to have
been on board the Doric while she was
in Oriental waters during her trip. He
Unsupported dl Il cHlHcSt IJUll DtlOIt III
Nould be arrested.
Meheula NapahLelua, who is being
sued for divorce by her husband Peka
Napahuelua, has filed her answer She
admits the marriage but denies all the
other allegations in the libel. She
valves the twenty days allowed her by
,aW after service of the papers and is
ready for the case to be tried at once.
Don't forget the Hawaiian entertain.
ment tomorrow night at the Opera
House The main features of the night
will be the ancient Hawaiian dances
and the representation of the first sea
battle by Kamehameha the Great Wall
Nichols & Company will accommodate
you with nice and comfortable seats.
The case of the Hawaiian Hardware
Co., Ltd, versus koolau Kaikainahaole
defendant, and Allen & Robinson, gar.
nishee, is on trial today before Judge
Robinson. The plaintiff is suing for
S742.54, with interest, costs, attorneys
fees, etc, on account of merchandise
tqleged to have been sold to the de.
PENDANT and not paid for.
The regular meeting of the Guild
and Woman's Auxiliary of St. An
drew's Cathedral will be held on Mon
day afternoon, May eth, at half past
Two, at the residence of Canon Mack
intosh, Nuuanu Valley instead of at
Mrs. Rycroft's as previously arranged
This will be the annual meeting and
as there are matters of special import
ance to be discussed it is earnestly de-
/ sired that representative number OF
ladies of the congregation, as well as
those who usually attend, will be
Ipresent.
Society News by Society Woman
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