Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-16
LOCAL and GENERAL
What's the use Of telling the
neighbors what you needl Try
a Bulletin Want Ad., which will
tell everybody.


Tallyhos, livery. autos Stkyds. stbls.
Best cup of coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
Absolutely choice eggs. Lowest pos
sibe price at G. J. Day 4 Co.'S.
Lace curtains at great reductions
al Blom's beginning this morning
white linen parasols for the Floral
Parade at whitney a Marsh's from
Sl.2j up
II was denied today at the Office of
Alexander 4 Baldwin that Ned Adams
will take the place of r. W. Filler at
Kahului.
Sheriff lauliea Is contemplating TAX.
ing tour around the island next week
1t Is his intention to get acquainted
with conditions In the outside districts
Rev f.. w. Thwing will give a free
GtereopticUn lecture ON kilauea at the
Hawaiian hotel Monday evening at \
O'Clock. The general public is invited
To attend.
Registrar Laurence reports that dur
ing the period from February | to Ii
four deaths have taken place from con-
tagious diseases In this city. Tuber-
culOsis was the cause In all of them.
Sachs Great sale of Wash Goods be-
gins ON Monday; don't miss the oppor-
tunity to secure choice materials at
almost impossible price reductions.
See ad on page q.
One horse IL enough tn draw IN"
average wagon, but one glass OF Raj
nier beer Is not enough to satisfy the
| average man, he likes 1t So well lie al
ways wants another
BY order of Judge Lindsay this
| morning the bond OF the Hawaiian
Trust Co. as administrator of the rs
tate OF Geneyieve Dowsett Dunbar, de-
! ceased. was approved. II was In the
sum OF 100000
Humane Officer Miss Rose Dawson
hopes to be able TO make arrangements
whereby the NANCY dogs she gathers
In can be killed by means Of gas. AZ
this is the most humane way of ending
the misery of these poor brutes.
cross.
The Catholic Church of Our Lady
of the Mount, Kaiulani (Kalihi-ukaD (:
In charge of Rev. Father Clement
Tomorrow, Feb. 18th, first Sunday of
Lent: | : a. M, mass. sermon, colloc-
ton, Sunday school, stations of the
A series of Sunday evening sermons
TO be continued through the Lenten
season will be commenced tomorrow
at 1880 y. M, at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral. The preacher will be the Rev.
l.. T. Simpson and the subject THE
Christians Faith"
Paul John Rokeonikae, better known
to all Hilo people as John Kai. passed
away at the Hilo Hospital at 2 o'clock
last Friday. six hours after being
stricken with apoplexy. at the age Oi
g. The funeral took place on Satur-
day morning from the home of his SON
I in-law. Frank hledcalf. To the Catholic
| Church and thence To the liomelani
cemetery. Rev. Father Wendelln con
Quoting the services.
Christian Church, corner AlaEea and
King streets.-Junior e. T., a. m. /:
Senior e. T.. $3.50 .. M: Bible school,
J:i5 Il. M. preaching. Il Il. IN. by Rev.
l.. A. Pier of Kona OrphaIage. subject
"Manifesting the Excellencies oI
christ. The evening service viii be-
held at Central Union church when
DR.. Howard Agnew Johnston will give
the closing address Ia the present
series of union meetings. G. d. Ed
wards. pastor
Tomorrow afternoons meeting u,
the Y. NJ, G. A. will be addressed by
DR.. Johnston, who has been so much
enjoyed by all who have heard nm
during the week at Central Union
Church. Few men answer SO many
questions and say so many helpful
things In the course OF an address az
does DR.. Johnston. His illustrations.
taken mostly from his own large ex-
per!ence, illustrate. His whole per-
sonality and manner make him n
speaker of whom one never tires. The
meeting tomorrow afternoon should
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