Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27

liNptNN Nl' SulVlN mus lOE SNItel anu
dress wear at Nine. Joscphine's Mil
linery Parlors. Hotel street. opposite
the Young hotel.
Waikiki Inn is now owned by w. G.
Bergin. Accommodations, supplies
and attendance absolutely first class.
Finest bathing ON the beach.
You should visit the Coync Furniture
Co.'S store and see their attractive and
sCrviccable new and large stock of rat
tan furniture.
Arabic keeps iron roofs free from
rust and puriBes rain water. Give It
trial ana lie convinced. California
Feed Co. agents.
Drink Rainier bccr-ncw strength
and vigor in every drop II will make
YOU wide awaye. c. Nelson, agent
Phone. White 1881.
The box Office plan for Mrs. Gums
matinee dancing exhibition at the Op.
era House next Saturday afternoon
opens at Wall. Nichols Co. Monday
morning
The Catholic Church of Our Lady nj
the Mount Kaiulani (Kalihi-ukal. To-
morrow, April 2Sth, fourth Sunday AZ
ter Easter Sunday. II a. M, mass, SER
mon. collection, Sunday school.
A fine assortment of the Silva TOg-
scry's fine specially, Hart, Schaifncr
n Marx clothing, arrived in the Ala.
media. Honolulu will be dressed New
Yorky when this clothing is worn.
For your country homc-polishcd
brass andirOns and fire sets. Mexican
drawn work and new designs IN TcCO
pottery. Hawaii d South Seas Curiu
Co., Alexander Young Building. EX-
Qutsitc Calabashes, tans. tapas, mats.
There is nothing cheerful about. Il
wood stove unless it's the smoke. WHY
not make un your mind to use a gas
range? The Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd,
in the Young building, will give you
all the information YOU need.
The Catholic Church of st. John the
Baptist, Kalihl-waena. in charge of
Rev. Father Clement. Tomorrow,
April 2Sth. fourth Sunday after Easter
Sunday, $40 H. M, high mass, sermon.
collection. Sunday school. 1 p. N. Rug-
airy.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
TOmOrrOws services as follows: 9:iJ
u, M, Sunday school: II Il. m. public
worship. Pastor. John W. Wadman.
breaches. Subject. The Motherhood
of Cod" I y. M. public Worship. Pas
tor speaks 10 the young and their
friends on Friendships and Fortunes.
All invited.
Delicious rellshcs for that Sunday
Inner, olives Uipc), cheescs, sweet
breads, smoked salmon and Eastern
oysters in she'll At Lewis a CO., Ltd.
the food specialists. Telephone Main
2l0, 1863 King street. Barbecue, roast
pigeon CstuifcdD and chicken Gin jclly.J
The regular monthly meeting of tho
Guild and WOman's Auxiliary of 81.
Andrews Cathedral will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Emory, Emma street,
opposite the Royal School, on Monday
April Goth, at half past two.
Deaconcss Sands will read u PAPER OH
"Gaukin" China. The Lcnien sclr-dr
NAL offerings will be taken up ut this
The Kinau, arriving today, brought
the following freight: II hogs, Z
crates chickens. ~ bundles hides. 3
bundles sheep skins, 80 cords wood,
80 bags empty bottles. 10 barrels
empty bottles, 20 empty kegs, I bun
dies, bundles ava, bags ava. 1
lunches bananas, horses, 26G sheep,
| bundle goat skis, 35l packages
sundries.
Friends Of Warren Marshall viii be
sorry To learn that he recently suffered
a severe accident and will he unable
to attend school for the rest of thu
year. Young Marshall stepped INFO
boiler of scaldlng hot water tina: had
been carelessiy placed by one of mis-
associates at Licks Mechanical School
of Arts in san Francisco. His leg was
very badly burned. He is receiving the
best of attention at DR.. Lanes hospital
A letter received by the Alameda yes
terday brought the news of the death
of Hurley Winton Bowen at Alameda,
Cal, the residence of his aunt and
mother, three days after his arrival,
his condition having become worse on
the voyage and complication was the
result His remains were crcmatod on
sunday the 18th and buried at Mount
View cemetery Mr.. Bowen was
young man of irrcDroachable character
and held the position of night inspect
or OF the custom house for number OF
years. The cause Of his death was
diabetis. lie was Il member of the X.
of =.