Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe. :

| this evening
Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give one
of its popular dances in X. Of r hail
on the 3Oth inst
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to-date repairs.
Lunch at The Alexander Young
Cafe. Good things to eat amid pleas.
ant surroundings.
Benny & Co, Ltd, agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street. Phone 4SS.
| Geo. o. Cooper and Government,
Forester Il. $. Hosmer were among the
Incoming passengers on the Claudine.
The Curio Den, opposite Convent,
las many unique Nmas novelties easy
for mailing. First come first choice,
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask your dealer.
! D. Is. MurdOCk, accompanied by his
wife and child. arrived on the Claud-
me this morning. They will spend a
week or two here.
When the weather is hot Arabic
will cool your iron roof. When the
weather Is wet Arabic" will prevent
rust California Feed Co. agents.
Every lady should have on her
IGressing case the articles necessary to
keep her finger nails in perfect order.
! Benson. Smith Il Co. will supply
| them.
A line Of bath rooms are being built
| by the Rapid Transit Company along
siie Of the new swimming pool on Ber-
"tania street for the accommodation
Of the employees.
! Judge De Bolt yesterday rendered Il
! Judgment for $50 in favor of the plain
| tin IN the case of Lui VS.. An Chee, an
appeal from the District Court for
rent for land at Waialua.
Hawaii Photo & Art Co. Is just in
receipt of On unusually attractive line
o. postal card and Kodak albums. II
you're the least bit interested in these
things call At the store and see them.
Ii has been demonstrated in the last
eight years what reliable messenger
service can do. The Territorial Mes
| sCnger Service can further demon
suate. Ring up 3Gl. M. f. Peter,
manager.
| There's a whole lot of difference be.
tween suit Of all-wOOl clothes and a
! suit of wool with cotton IN 1t. You get
the all-wOOl kind without any question
| In the Hart -Schaflner 4 Marx clothes
at Silvas ToPgery.
Captain Otwcll Is negotiating with
tie owners of land at Mahucna or KO-
lua Point for . site for the island bea-
con light which it is intended to in
stall at that point as an aid to the
inter island boats.
The annual meeting Of the Waialae
iiaimuki and palOlO Improvement
club will he held in the hall of the
Ioard Of Agriculture and Forestry
King street, near Keeaumoku, on Fri.
day at 7:45 o'clock y. m.
T.. w. stephens, of Columbia, Mis-
souri,, accompanied by his wife. daugh'
ter and Miss Margaret Rollins, Were
incoming passengers on the China yes.
tcrday. Mr.. stephens is II newspaper
man and publisher. The party vii
remain here until the Manchuria ar
Ir,v1s.
chance for Il gilt edge investment
Is offered by Halstead a. Co., Ltd, II
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., treasury stoci
at $2i share There is only smal
block of the stock and the proceeds
will be used for improvements. The
company will ray | per cent PEI
month after November Both.
John Makahki, a member of the Hu
Kokua HOokuonOonO ma Oiwi fia
waii, died yesterday morning at hi
residence In lwilei. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon from NJ. Il
Silva's undertaking parlors at two
o'clock The members of the HUI
Oiwi are requested to attend.
c. A. Brown, who, with his wife, de
parted some time ago for trii
ground the world, returned on tho
China yesterday. His advent was ;
surprise to his many friends, and HI
leXplalns his unexpected early returI
lhy stating that tracts of land here II
which he Is interested require his at
tehtiOn.
| Sheriff Iaukea went today to Koolau
poke to watch the proceedings In thu
case of the owners of Il saloon in tina
district, who are charged with having
sold liquor on credit. The police have
in their possession the books of thu
Iconcern which show that this was thu
case. 1t Is reported that several o
the prominent people Of the distric
Iare Interested In the matter,
Four boys, named Joe FurtadO
Johnnie Williams, Charlie Fraga anC
Stephen, were arrested last night b!
Officers Pasqual and Madeiros. II ha;
heen found that they were In the
habit of stealing bran and barley from
. the Allen & Robinson stables on Kinl
street. One of the employees at tina
place was relative of one of tn,
: boys, who, by watching his habits
found out when the stable could b,
laided. The thieves took their boot!
, to n Japanese store on King street
where they sold 1t at ridiculous price,
2 to Japanese swIll wagon drivers.
b. The amalgamated association o
street railway employees of America