Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10


Judiciary building this morning. See
classified adj
! Emily RapUza and Henry Lancaster
we've taken into CustOG. Yesterday Or
| investigation.
Inclination to use their fists landed
solomon Koloa and Tommy Richard IN
| iail Yesterday.
Take your carriage or automobile 10
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co, for up
-t0-date repairs.
A sample line of stylish parasols is
on display at BlOm's The prices are
exceptionally low.
Mrs. Kearns' Hawaiian preserves and
chutncy packed and shipped by every
steamer. Order a case.
This Is the regular night of IIOnolu.
IN Acric No. 40 Meeting In new py-
THAN hall. at 7:3O O'Clock.
Purser William L. Miles Of the Mi
llahala reports that the Kckaha Sugar
Mil commenced grinding today.
Oceanic Lodge viii have work In the
second degree this evening, which ali
members are requested to attend
! Whitney & Marsh will hold sale OF
white wash embroidered waist pat.
| terms, beginning on Saturday next.
-Four Cinnamon were convicted Of
| gambling yesterday. Judge whitney
charged he bunch up with S2i and
costs.
/ Wallarh does not use sowing ma
chine oil In his formula, but Benny n
Co, sell It. 1866 Fort street Phone
Main 1888.
Miss Shaw, who is teaching music
at PunahOu, has been spending the
Easter vacation in LIhuc, the guest of
Mrs, f. Weber
Cnas. T. Wilder in charge Of the
tax department Of the Territorial trcus-
ury Office, paid Kauai a visit In his Of
fetal capacity last week. O..
Hamilton, Bremen and Higgins.
charged with drunkenness, were fined
81 and costs each yesterday by tho
District Court Magistrate.
Waikiki Inn is now owned by w. c.
Bergln. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing on the beach.
The Hamehamcha Dynasty" is the
title of an article by Edmund p. Dole
in the Seattle Daily News of March
2ith.
Trent your iron roof % coat Of
arabic" There Il no better prcgery-
alive made. California Feed Co.
agents.
Miss Anna Thronas, formerly Il
teacher AT the Lihue school, came up
by the Wednesday boat for visit to
her sister, Mrs G. Christian. Jr.. who
has been quite III latcly.-Gardon Is
land.
The Mikahala, arriving this morn.
ing, brought the following freight:
2ljO bags Of Koon \ sugar. 100 bags
Of tarO, y empty wine casks, 4 emp
ty gas drums and II packages of sun
dries
There will be Central Union
Church SOciablC nj the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. O, Atwater, 1921 PCnsa-
cola street, Thursday afternoon, April
II, at . o'clock. a cordial invitation
rs extended TO all.
The House OF Representatives took
u vote OnOHiciaD ON a name for the
new lighthouse tender. All but three,
Two OF whom were absent. voted for
Male, MS the most appropriate name
Tor Hawaii's home vessel.
The wOrllmen employed by the Bur
roll Construction Co., at Kahauih,
gave luau to Mr.. Ralph Hcbbard last
night ~ the residence of Mr.. McCabe,
Pauoa. Mr. EIcbhard leaves for the
mainland today by the O. $. S. Alamo.
Ia.
Extensive alterations are being made
on the lover floor of the old Progress
block, recently purchased By the Jap
aacsc Government for Consulate. \
large opening Is being cut through the
wall between the corner store aud
next.
From n Boston exchange Is learned
the death Of Henry G. Lyon. Mr..
Lyon was In charge of one OF the first
personally conducted Raymond &
Whtcomb parties that visited these
Islands. He was 60 years Of age at his
death.
The Territory Stables Co are again
at business at their old stand with
new manager. The best OF livery on
hand and furnished upon short no.
tlCe The care and boarding OF horses
guaranteed to be the best and sati8fac-
ton assured.
by unanimous vote of the Univcr-
NllN 'lND lHAl evening II was UeClUtV
TO purchase the Haalclca Lawn prem
iscs and cvpend about 10000 ON re-
modelling same, The Club expects 10
have things ready for housewarm-
ing In about three months.
The Mokihana Club of Lihue held It's
regular monthly meeting last Wednes-
day and had another entertaining
study of Chipa and Chinese life Mrs.
lsenberg who was i'm charge of the
program, had allotted sketch of Con-
fucius to Mrs. A. II. Rice, who gave an
interesting account Of his influence on
Chinese character. Mrs. Isenberg was
unable to read the paper she had pre-
pared ON the Religions Of China, but
Mrs. w, II. Rice, Ir., kindly came to
the rescue Some delightful music.
both vocal aul Instrumental, was rend-
cred by the Misses Shaw and Ethel
Wilcox, Mrs, w II. Rice. ST.. acted as
hostess on the occasion aud saw 10 the
material comfort ol the members.