Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21

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Day & Co.
The Honolulu Times, for June, will
be out tomorrow,
Regular meeting Of Excelsior Lodge
! I. O. o, f., tonight.
Work in the third degree at Mystic
Lodge, X of F., tonight,
Go to the Orpheum tonight and en-
10Y a couple Oh hours of laughter.
Mystic Lodge No 2, X. p, meets
this evening, Work in the Page
Rank.
A dye-room house, liz Quarry St, is
for rent at SIS per month. See TO Let
column.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, x. of P. meets
tonight in *. OF p. hall, Fort and Ber-
ctania streets
! Take your carriage or automobile to
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for up
-to-date repairs.
! Richard Mossman, of Mr.. Law $
class, Royal school, will deliver an adj
dress on Memorial Day.
Should you desire advice on invest
ments consult the Hawaiian Trust Co.
This advice will be given you freely.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. 0. H., Division
No /, will meet tonight at G. B. u.
Hall. Visiting sisters are invited to at
tend.
| The finest bathing on the beach at
Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely first
class
Back combs, solid gold mounting,
from 81 up this week, all new goods,
at Counters, the jewelr, 1142 Fort
street.
Through a broken window a thief
last Monday night robbed the Carlo
pawnshop, on Fort street, Of three
pair of fine field glasses.
arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and puri1ies rain water Give 1t
trial and be convinced. California
| Feed Co. agents.
Registrar Lawrence reports the foI''
! lowing deaths from contagious diseases
| for the fifteen days ending May 10:
Oiphtheria, /; typhoid fever, 2; plague
! Z; tuberculosis, 8.
All of the Pasteur serum obtainabla
IN the Coast has been ordered by the
Board of Health Last week Il con-
Segment was received and an order
| for more has been placed.
The High School pupils were treated
to a most instructive lecture on pho
Biography yesterday by Professor Hart.
The professor used illustrations which
| made it much more comprehensive.
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.
Deputy Collector Ralph tombstone
and Warehouseman Pingle left today
for Kona, where they will inaugurate
an Okolehao distillery at NapOOpoo,
owned by the Agricultural and Indus
| trial Corporation of Hawaii.
| A dinner, in honor Of Miss Baker
and Mr. Phillips, was given last Sat
arday evening by Mrs. c. H. Atherton.
! Among those present were Miss Baker,
Mrs. Sprinks. Miss Sprinks, Mrs. Eb-
ner, Mr. Phillips Mr.. Elmer.
Consul General Mkt Saito has mott
fed the japanese Ambassador at
| Washington of the opinion handed
down by the Attorney Generals De-
partment holding that the Japanese
| Consulate is not exempt from taxation.
Union Electric Co., 111S and 1920
Union St., is the leader in all kinds
of electrical work, fixtures and wir-
ing. Private telephones, bell work
etc; also dry batteries. Estimates
gladly furnished Phone 315.
The w c. T. U. will meet today, May
Fl, at 2:30 p. m, in the paror of Cen-
trail Union church. At $ o'clock Hon
| c. H. DickCy will address the meeting
upon advantages and Disadvantages
Of the New Liquor Law" All inter-
ested, men and women, are invited 10
attend
Sheriff Furniss of Barry County,
leave San Francisco today on his way
to this city, where he will take charge
of w. d. Clark, the embezzler, who
had won some local fame as a relig-
ious exhorter.
Mrs W. f. Frear extends an invita-
non to all interested in the Literary
! Circle to meet with her in the library
of the Kilohana Art League at 4:30
this afternoon. The invitation is eX-
tended to all men and women interest
cd in literary work, for the purpose Of
discussing with Mrs F'rear the future
OF the Literary Circle.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ba-
ker and II. Phillips, of Liverpool O.,
will take place at St. Andrews Ca
thedral this afternoon at o'clock. No
formal invitations have been issued,
but friends of the parties are expected
to attend. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will
sail on Thursday for Japan.
Bruce Hartman has taken up
with Major General Ennis, u. S.
A., the matter of having the body of
Frank e, Bennett, the famous Indian
scout who killed himself at Camp
Mckinley about seven years ago, ex,
humed and buried in one of the na.
tional cemeteries. Hartman served in
the army with Bennett and was his
personal friend.