Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-10

Tallyhos, livery. autos. Stkyds, StblS
Best cup OF coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
Kalama laone wants a divorce from
Malta Iaone on the ground of deser-
ton. A ~ ;siyfst4
lake your carriage or automobile to
Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co.. for up
-to-date repairs.
The ship Fort George is taking in
about 200 tons of ballast in preparation
for her departure.
Specials al Sachs in hosiery and
belts for Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day only. See ad on page 8.
The stockholders of w. G. Irwin &
Co., Ltd, will hold their annual meet.
ing at the company's Office Monday
July 18th, 1907, at p. NJ
Experienced man to take charge OF
country store, also young man as sales
man. See Want column this issue.
The little schooner Ada Is on the
Marine railway receiving a thorough
caulking and otherwise being fixed up.
R. w. Perkins does the best kodak
developing and printing for amateurs.
Hotel street near Fort.
The Viceroy of Marking has sent a.
letter to the 30 On Ko Society OF this
city, thanking it for its contributions
to the famine fund.
There Will be given by the Knights
VI Pythias Lodges a concert and ball
M their hall Saturday, July 10th, 1907.
Single tickets 80 cents.
f. J. Cross is selling his household
furniture on account of leaving the
Territory. Some excellent bargains
are offered. Read Wants.
The launch Brothers will leave for
Makaweli on Monday or Tuesday to at.
tend Oh the steamer Nebraskan, which
will load sugar at that port.
The three lodges of the knights Of
pythias will give an entertainment on
the evening of Saturday, July 20, con-
gisting of short concert and ball.
The Matson liner Hilonian from San
Francisco arrived in port this after
noon and locked shortly before >
O'Clock She has 222 bags OF mail for
Honolulu.
The siX-oared barge belonging to the
Healani Boat Club is receiving general
repairs in the way of new top stIakea
and inside work. Pete Baron is max
ing the repairs.
The Island steamer Helene came in
early this morning from Kawaihae
She brought 12,000 bags sugar, rs head
cattle, Is calves, l case hardware. No
passengers came by the Helene
A Rapid Transit car ran off the track
at Pauoa yesterday afternoon. Besides
veranda of q building which was for
meriy used as IA saloon.
Besides the previous extensive re-
pairs that have been made to the
schooner Concord, now on the Marine
railway, she is to have a coat Of sheath
ing put on over her outside planking,
A 12-inch water main is being laid
along Allen street between Richards
and Fort streets. This is for the pul-
pose OF accommodating the shipping
that will shortly make use of the two
new docks at the foot of Alakea street,
The time of detention of the Portu-
guese immigrants at the quarantine
sheds, who were landed from the Ku-
merle will expire next Thursday at II
noon. They will then have to pass the
officials before being fin.
ally discharged
Drilling and slight blasting has been
going on for three days against the
ledge of rock laying near the new
z ms ufl,o rf n ;c
the ledge destroyed in a few days 50
that it will no longer be a source OF
danger to shjns.
4 Il :; u 4 I. 4 z Y q Il a 4: Il a !: n
meal, the total cost being ABOUT 5000
a day.
Chillingworth stated further that
he had nothing to do with the propos-
ed recharter of the Kumeric to take
q load of Japanese to Mexico after
she had completed her voyage to Van
couver. This proposition was start
ed by outsiders and not by the men,
bers of the hui which has the Van
couver charter Chillingworth had
been approached by some of those in
terested in the scheme, but he had
declined to have anything to do with
it.
In regard to the action of the Col
lector in refusing to grant her clear
ance papers, Federal official stated
this morning that he could not see
Just what could be done Possibly
the vessel might be allowed to leave
if she first filed a bond to ensure her
return to take back home any immi-
grants who might be refused admit
lance by the immigration officers
Out of the large number now on
Quarantine Island" he said, 1T is
pretty certain that there will be 20
or 80 anyway VINO will be refused
landing. AS the Kumeric is not a
vessel belonging to a line which has
vessels calling here regularly, we
must have some guarantee that she
will come back to get the immigrants
I helievn that tho IJplionoIic