Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-17
LOCAL and GENERAL
The result of the Pacific Coast Tour
Contest count, up to date, is printed
in the Bulletin today.


England Bakery.
The oil steamer Santa Rita sails for
Port Hartford tomorrow afternoon.
Bo No, Hotel street, have a new line
of Jade jewelry. Call and see them.
Secure your seats for the Orpheum If
you want to see the best play on earth
The schooner Helene will sail for
San Francisco Monday, May 20, at 2
O'Clock y. m.
A beautiful large unfinished room
Is for rent in desirable neighborhood.
See ad this issue.
Dr. A. J. Derby has returned from
liaui and can now be found at his office
in the Boston building.
The bark Edward May sails for Ma
kaweli tomorrow where she will load
sugar for San Francisco.
H. Culman Is the leading manufac-
turer of Hawaiian souvenirs. See his
advertisement on page 2.
There will be a sale OF ladies' dress
skirts Monday, Tuesday and Wednes'
day at Blom's. Don't miss it,
| Benny & Co., Ltd, dealers in sewing
machines, and buyers of raw material
1866 Fort St. Phone Main 4SS.
If you have any doubts about finding
what you want in the line of curios,
the Woman's Exchange will solve them
for you.
The Carlo Pawn Co., opposite the
| Catholic Convent Fort St, will fit you
Out in any article you want in the jew
| elry line.
Inspect the smart hats for street and
dress wear at Nine. Josephine's Mil
inery Parlors, Hotel street, opposite
the Young hotel.
Some one is making an endeavor to
capture the swarm of bees that make
their home in the doorway on the Hotel
street side of the Masonic temple.
The entertainment which will be
siven the ladies of the Congressional!
PARTY by Mrs. J. M. Dowsett will take
! place on the evening of Monday May
20
The box Office plan for the Macken-
| zie Gordon recital at the Opera House
next Thursday evening opens at Q
O'Clock Monday morning at Wall, Mich
OILS Co.
/ Judge Dole this morning excused his
lurymen until next Tuesday morning.
The case of Tsuya Ogawa and Takao.
charged with adultery, went over until
! that day.
! There will be meeting of the stock
| holders of the Young Hawaiians In
stitute this evening at 1880 D. m. at
the Office of Carlos A. Long, in Kapio-
lani Building.
! The collier Virginia expects to sail
for Sydney early next week. where she
will go into dry dock and then go to
| Newcastle for another cargo of coal
Tor Honolulu
There will be no rehearsal of the
| Honolulu symphony Society tonight
quarters, corner Beretania and Miller
street, Friday. June T.
The opening of Silvas Toggery takes
place tomorrow morning. In the even
! ing there will be music by the Royal
Hawaiian Glee Club from to $50.
/ 'The public is cordially invited
Captain Townsend of the Manga
Reva has reported to the police that
$40 was stolen from him. He be-
ieves that a Korean cabin boy whom
he discharged, stole the money.
Capt. Finch, formerly master of
the trans-Pacific liners Coptic, Gaelic
and Belgic. has been appointed to COM
mand the White Star liner Cymric, ply
ing between Boston and Liverpool
| In the divorce matter of Chun Aka
ma VS.. Irene Ion Akana, the libellee to-
day filed her appearance and consent
TO trial She admits the marriage but
leaves the libellant to prove the other
allegations of his complaint
! Frances T. Bickerton, executrix of
the will of Richard F. Bickerton, has
filed her final accounts and asks to be
discharged from all further response
nility. Her inventory of the estate
shows it to be worth $1S,3569O.
H. e. Westervelt, a brother of Rev
w. d. Westervelt, arrived from the
mainland in the Siberia with his wife
and two daughters to spend a couple of
weeks visiting with the Westervelts
Their home is at South Bend, Indiana
In addition to resigning as a mem
Der of the Board of Education. F. S.
Dodge has resigned as Commissioner OF
the Public Library, to which position
he was appointed recently by Cover
nor Carter without being first asked if
he would serve
Union Electric Co, Ills 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.
Jas. F. Morgan returned yesterday
in the Siberia from the Coast. During
his absence he was laid up in the Ger
man Hospital in Sar Francisco, and
he has not yet quite recovered from
his illness, although his health was
benefited considerably by the return
ocean voyage
The matter of Thomas w Lindsay
VS.. John Schiief and Eben Low came
up before the Supreme Court this
morning on appeal from Judge Par
sons of the Third Circuit. The case
was argued and submitted A. +. Judd
appeared On behalf Of the plaintiff and
=. A Ma9oon represented the defend
ants.
Last Wednesday work was COM
Ilnenced on the new church of the Re
organized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints on King street OPP
Iposite the Catholic cemetery. 1t will
cost phout S2uOO and Is heinp huilt IN