Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-17

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T.. l. Spalding, cashier of Spreckeh
Bank, left on the Kinau yesterday fol
la two weeks vacation at the Volcano
House.
A. S. Humphreys has filed with
drawal as counsel for the defendant il
the divorce suit of Leilani Mossman VS.
II, c. Mossman.
Dr., Golfer, chief quarantine officer
will address the biennial meeting OF
at 3 p. m. today.
The regular water supply at Fort
Shafter is not available for use as yet
owing to the fact that the pumping ma
chinery has not been installed.
Owing to delay in the arrival OF
goods the Hawaii Photo and Art ca
will not open till on or about August
first Watch for announcement
About seventy-five ladies attended
the exhibition of china painting given
by Mrs. J. l.. Moore at the Kilohana
Art League rooms yesterday afternoon.
The finest bathing on the beach at
| Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC. "
You will be surprised at its cooling and
preservative properties. California
Feed Co. agents.
A reward of S. will be paid by Ben
will lead to the sale of White, THE
best sewing machine in the world. %
1866 Fort street. Phone NJ, 1888.
This week at Blom's great bargains
in children's hose, white lawns, 40
inches wide, and ribbons both plain
and fancy. Don't miss these bar.
gains.
Moonlight nights. Only beach in
Honolulu free from coral Best bath
ing suits in Hawaii. Bath house open
in the evening. Where? Seaside Hotel
of course.
The Interlsland Steam Navigation
Co. was awarded the contract for sup.
plying coal to the Kaimuk pumping
station. 1t is for Aberdare coal at
$10.35 ton.
: VIM. w. Hall and family and Mr..
Sand Mrs. Edwin o. Hall are spending
The months of July and August at their
place, "Anuenue" on the peninsula at
Pearl Harbor.
The Rev. Josiah E. Kittredge, D. D..
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
Geneseo, New York, will lead the
prayer meeting tonight at the Central
Union Church.
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.
Why don't you get Victor Talking
Machine? You'll always be happy with
one of these. Fine stock of machines
and the latest records at the Bergstrom
Music Co., Ltd.-Odd Fellows Bldg.
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.
S. VI. Ballou, Associate Justice deS.
lgnate of the Supreme Court, who left
in the China for the Coast, will return
with a bride. He is to marry Mra
Burdett of Los Angeles, who was here
lately with a party of tourists.
The Korea brought Henry May &
Co., Ltd, fresh shipment of the fam
GUS Lehnhardts candies. Pure and de-
licious. Why don't you try a box OF
this candy and also a 1Oc package OF
Lowney's. It'll make you happy.
Robert Churton, the proprietor of
the Honolulu Messenger Service, left
for the Coast with his family in the
lrmgard yesterday. His departure was
a surprise to his friends, as he had not
told them of his intention to leave.
X Haga has sold his hotel, the Kanj-
70, to Kawahara. 1t is reported that
that this is an indication of the finan-
cial straits which arc threatened the
Japanese hotel keepers on account of
restricted immigration from Japan in
the future.
Miss Anna Tucker, who arrived home
on MONDAY after graduating at the
of California, will be APP
pointed a teacher in the High School,
probably in history. Miss Abbie Dow,
the Vassar graduate who arrived the
same day. will teach English literature
in the same institution.
Nancy B. McStocker, through her at
torney, A. G. M. Robertson, has filed
a motion that she be made party to
the complaint, instead of to the de-
tense, in the Along suit Answers pre-
viously filed put her on the side OF
Carrie B. Riggs ct al, and the motion
Is merely technical, Mr.. Robertson
states
Martinez, a prison trusty who had
charge of the watering of the old fish
market lawn, yesterday assaulted a
named Robinson, who was
wing on the grass asleep, by throwing
him against a hydrant. The police gave
Martinez into the hands of Sheriff
Henry, who will mete out suitable pun
shment.
Among the passengers on the Korea,
which sailed yesterday morning for
he Orient, was Secretary Fukasawa OF
he japanese Consulate in San Fran
sco. He has been recalled by the
Foreign Office to take an appointment
IS Consul at Hankow, China. He
alks Chinese fluently and is well ac-
uainted with the customs of that