Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.


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The freighter Californian is load
ing at Hilo.
Something choice, Funke's fine
chocolates Day & Co.
A black taffeta bathing suit has been
lost See classified ad.
The freighter Alaskan, from Seat
tie is due Monday
The schooner II. C. Wright arriy-
ed in Mahukona June 2.
Go to the Orpheum tonight and en-
Joy a couple OF hours of laughter.
The steamer Hilonian was sighted
off Koko Head this afternoon at 1850
o'clock.
Take your carriage or automobile to
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for up
-to-date repairs.
Have you been to Blom's great clear
ance sale, the greatest ever held in this
city? Goods are almost given away.
The schooner Carrier Dove sailed
from Makaweli June 6 at 1920 in
the morning for Gray's Harbor.
In the trespass matter OF Ching Lum
VS. Lam Man Beu, the defendant files
as answer to the complaint a general
denial.
The case of H. T. Mills VS. II. NJ.
Ayres, defendant, L. o. Hall ct al gar
nishees. was this morning continued
for the term by stipulation Of the law
yers.
The annual field meet of the st.
Louis College Alumni Association viii
be held at the Boys Field two weeks
from today. There will be about
twelve events.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Royal School Alumni will be held next
Monday, June 10th, at the Royal
School, at 1880 p. m. All members are
requested to attend.
The taking of testimony in the case
Of the libel against the steamship Man
churia will be resumed before Judge
Dole Monday morning, when number
of dispositions will be read.
United States Marshal Hendry has
received by cable the money to pay
the Federal jurors for their attendance
at court during the term and the
checks are now in the mail.
Hackfeld & Co. have brought action
for foreclosure of a mortgage against
j. NJ Camara ct al, said mortgage
having been given as security for the
payment of a promissory note.
The schooner Robert Levers cargo
from Hilo to San Francisco last We'd
nesday consisted of 1861 ohia rail-
road ties. She was towed to sea by
the steamer Kaiulani.
Reporting an unusually pleasant trip
the steamer Kinau locked at Irmgard
wharf this morning at $50 o'clock
with small passenger list, a few
packages of island produce and some
ohia fire wood.
The sale of the Holt property, made
at public auction last Saturday by the
Commissioners appointed by the Court,
was confirmed by Judge Robinson this
on motion of August Dreier.
There was no opposition. va "
Dent get sore if you have to wait for
q table at the Seaside. That popular
hotel is very busy these days and YOU
should have engaged your table in ad.
vance. Ring up Red 101 now and make
sure of table on Sunday. m
In the matter of the ejectmenJ' pro-
ceedings of Hoopii Wire VS.. Waialua
Agricultural Co., Ltd, ct al, which
'yas decided by Judge De Bolt in favor
Of the defendants, the plaintiff has
filed bill of exceptions by her attor-
ney, w. C. Achi
The white bark w. B. Flint, with
general cargo for Alexander &c Bald
win, Ltd, is at Bishop wharf, dis
charging. There is part cargo on
board for Makaweli, whence she de-
arts next week. The Flint loads SUI
gar at Kauai for San Francisco.
The steamship Nevadan sails for
San Francisco via Kahului next
Tuesday, June H. Contrary to her
schedule she will leave Kahului di-
rect for San Francisco about Satur-
lay, June IS, the sailing date de-
pending on the amount of sugar
waiting shipment from Kahului
The collier Valdivia was delayed
from sailing on schedule time at
uoon today for Sydney and New
,Gstle with the Australian mails by
The loss of one of the Chinese crew.
Tho agents put up a $500 bond for
The appearance of the captain and
he vessel was released shortly after
| O'Clock.
w. G. Whiteside, for some time head
on the plantation at Paia,
Maui, returned on the Nebraskan yes
terday after three months spent on
The Mainland. During this time he
visited all the principal cities on the
Pacific Coast, including trip east to
Chicago, with stop-overs in Omaha |
and Minneapolis, He also visited rel |
atives for week in Montana. Mr..
Whiteside is one of the good fellows"
that the Maui people will be glad to
see home when he reaches there on
| tuesday,.