Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-10

Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.
There will be no meeting of the
| Board Of Health today.
| Teresa Mello wants divorce frol
Autune Mello on The usual ground. de-
scrtion.
Judge Robinson went to Kauai last
night to try cases in which judge
Hardy is disqualified,
A meeting of the Board OF Super
yisors will be held this evening, main
~ for financial business.
Benny & Co., Ltd, dealers in sewing
machines, and buyers of raw material
1866 Fort St. Phone Main iSS.
There will be initiation ceremonie:
at Honolulu Aerie 40, +, 0. e., at X
Iof p. Hall ut 1870 this evening.
Damien Council No. 5G3, Y NJ, l.
will meet at San Antonio Hall, Vine
yard street. at 100 this evening.
The w. r. Marston has nearly fin
lished loading sugar, and will be read!
10 sail for the coast in few days.
The finest bathing on the beach a
Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely frs
class
The defendants bill Of exceptions
has been allowed by Judge De Bolt Ii
the case Of Walter c. Peacock VS.. JOIN
G. Rothwell
Arrangements are being made for
dance to be given Saturday evening BY
the Kamehameha Alumni Association
III their club house.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC.
You will be surprised at its cooling ant
preventative properties. Callfornii
Feed Co. agents.
A choice assortment Of Torchon
laces is offered for sale this week at
Bom s-45c for twelve yards. Reg
ular price Sc and 1Oc per yard.
Made of fine barley malt ana select
ed imported hops Primo beer is fine
| food and tonic. 1t will build w youl
system and give you a good appetite.
The best and purest materials, ma
nipulated by expert candymakers,-
the results are the hish-grade can
dies of the Alexander Young Cafe.
IBl al lllt lCtttl0l hlNNbI INNOi vs. ~
TO the Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd, ODD
Fellows Bldg. These records include
all the popular songs and operate sue
cesses.
If you want your servant TO be moral
and disciplined see that he reads the
Jiyu Shinbun, the new paper, pub
lished at the corner Of Beretania and
Maunakea.
Photographs of Honolulu's floral pa
rade are being prepared by Secretary
Wood to be forwarded to Atlantic City,
n. j., when a similar event will take
place in August.
Admiral Very does not put much
faith in the cablegrams announcing
the early receipt OF mines and ordnance
at these islands. Neither does he eN-
pect the battleship feet.
Kales and Hite OF the u. S. Engi-
peer's Office went to MolOkai yester-
day for the purpose Of making snap
surveys for the location of the new
light that is to be erected on that
island.
When you ring up Main $40 for your
groceries, order bottle Of motifs cider,
a bottle of grape juice or dozen ap-
0llinaris Lewis Il Co., Ltd, the Aer-
ated Water Depot, also keep Red RAY
en- Splits.
The China is due here next Monday.
She is the next regular liner for the
Coast. 1t is reported that the China
will be able to accommodate about "
passengers for San Francisco il that
number desire to move.
According to notice received from
the Department of Justice at Wash
ingtOn, the Lanai case has been placed
on the docket of the United States Su-
preme Court as No. 361 for the Octob-
er term A G. NJ. Robertson is entered
as attorney for writ of error.
The U. S. protected cruisers Clevc'
land and Denver arrived at Colombo
yesterday en- route to Manila from
whence it is expected they will come
mere to join the Pacific squadron. The
armored cruiser st. Louis, bound from
the Atlantic to San Francisco, reached
Monteyideo yesterday.
The Chargis-Reunis liner Amiral
Duperre, got away for Vancouver yes
terday afternoon. She took no Jap
anese as was her intention. The cap
tain was willing to accommodate a
limited number but none seemed to
have the money to put up for the pas
sage besides the reserved amount TO
land with.
The Sieve Roe has been fumigated
and hauled alongside of the railroad
wock, where she will discharge part
OF her cargo of nitrate. 1900 tons Will
be unloaded here and the balance of
the cargo will go to Victoria. The
manner in which quarantine regula-
tons are carried out at this port re-
ceiyed high commentator from Cap
tain George Of the Roe
Rev. c. G. Creegan, D. D., foreign
secretary of the American Board who
is returning from a tour Of the mis-
sion fields in the Far East, will give a
short account of his trip and the prog
ress of the work at the meeting in Cen
trail Union church this evening at 1880,
A cordial invitation is given to all