Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-04

The kerosene warehouse fire inquest
will be continued this evening at 1880
o'clock
Court Lunalilo No. GG00, A. o. F.,
will meet in X. of p. hall this evening
at 1880.
Thirty-two thousand tons and more
is the result of the 1907 grind at Eva
plantation.
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division
No. |. will meet In c. b. U. hall this
evening at o'clock.
David Dias will leave for San Fran
cisco on the Sierra to join the Pacific
Gable Co. at that city.
Boys of the Navy! Now is your
chance to drink the famous Primo
Beer made in Honolulu.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. /, U
:. w. ", will meet in Waverley build
ing this evening at 1880.
II. Mikami, ex-editor of the Jiju
Shinbun leaves in the Indiana tomor-
row for Vancouver, where he intends
to study law.
Arabic" keeps iron roofs free from
rust and purllles rain water. Give 1t
trial and be convinced. California
Feed Co. agents.
T. II. Petrie of Castle & Cooke is
reported as saying that Eva plantation
has made no arrangements as yet to
declare an extra dividend
The funeral of the late Henry Hogan
will take place at 1880 y. m. tomorrow
from the Catholic cathedral The in
terment will be at Pearl City.
It's hot now, isn't 1t. Well, instead
Of getting all heated up doing your
shopping let us do 1t for you. Terri
lorial Messenger Service, Phone 36l.
Don't suffer from the heat these hot
lays! Buy an electric fan from Ha-
waiian Electric Co. and start 1t going
In your home or Office.
At special meeting of Alexander &
Baldwin. Ltd, held the other day, the
directors of the company were tin-
creased by the selection OF @. X. Car
ter
Hawaiian News Co. have n splendid
new line of ladies' hand satchels In
seal grained Russia, alligator and
other handsome feathers. Call and see
hem.
There will be no band concert at
Aala Park tonight. II is postponed
until tomorrow night as the band
will play at the Longworth reception
this evening.
The former Chilean warship. Magal-
lanes, which fired the first shot in the
Peruvian-Chilean war, later. converted
into u lumber ship, foundered at sea
The crew was saved.
Levers & Cooke have splendid
stock of print, inlald and plain limo
leums. These make one OF the most
attractive and servicable floor cover
!ngs you can possibly buy.
Automobile riding is healthful and
enjoyable. The speed at which one
drives Is eXhilarating and exciting.
Ring up Jim Quinn, phone 29O. and
have him take you for ride.
Mrs. l.. Dee with her two daughters.
Mamie and Norah, will depart on the
Sierra for the Coast, where she will
join her husband, Larry. who Is en-.
gagged with one of the large hotels OF
San Francisco.
Bl1m's wonderful clearance sale Is
the greatest bargain hit that ever came
to Honolulu. Hundreds of busy buyers
nave been reaping a plenteous reward
this morning Come tomorrow. You
can not afford to miss this sale.
A large number of cases of sisal
have been prepared for shipment TO
Manila by the next transport. The
plants are packed in cases about three
ieet square, both fiat sides being COW
cred with heavy wire netting, thus CIV
ing free passage of air.
| There will be a meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Photographic Society this even
ing at the rooms of the Kilohana Art
League ut 8 O'Clock, when A. Gartley
will deliver an address on the "Rela-
tionship Between Exposure and the
Resulting Negative"
There will be meeting, OF the
stockholders of the Country Club
Thursday evening In the makai pavil-
ion of the Young Hotel. Annual re-
ports will he submitted and other bust.
ness of importance will come up. In
yitations to the club have been sent to
all the officers of the cruiser fleet now
In port.
The auction sale on Saturday next
the 7th inst, of the Girvln Homestead
on Kinau street, Offers u fine oppor-
tunity for acquiring a very desirable
home The grounds have 100 feet
frontage and l50 feet depth with fruit
and shade trees, plants and flowers
The house is commodious and well ar
ranged. The premises are one block
from the Beretania street car line on
one side and Lunalilo street line on