Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
LOCAL and GENERAL
The next and last snap count Of
Contest votes will be published Mon
day

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buy from the Metropolitan Meat Co.
Don't miss the big saving values a
Sachs next week. See ad on page
All votes issued after this date arr
good until the last count. August 10
If you want to enjoy an automobile
ride in comfort ring up 290 for Jim
Quinn.
Benny & Co., Ltd agents for the
White sewing machine, 1866 Fort
street. Main 44S.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., fol
up-to-date repairs.
Chicken stew will be served with
drinks at the Fashion Saloon Satur-
day afternoon. Try 1t.
If you want any embroiderieS then
go to Blom's, where the newest and
prettiest goods are offered at a reduc'
ton of from 10 to rs per cent. Go
there today.
M. r. Counter, the jeweler, has just
received stock of new jewelry. BY
the Alameda he will receive more Of
those solid gold mounted back combs,
priced at $500 and $3.50.
Arabic" applied to iron roofs. ro-
duces temperature as much as IS de-
grees. This has been ascertained by
actual test. California Feed Co.,
agents.
Postmaster Pratt, after studying up
on Federal buildings and their con.
Struction, is of the opinion that Homo.
lulu will not have a Federal building
finished inside of ten years.
w. e. Wall and II. Focke have con-
veyed four lots in Highland Park to
the Hawaiian Evange iical Association
for $10,500 and one lot at the same
place to Edith w. Blackman for $1045.
Postmaster Pratt has written let
ter to Acting Governor Atkinson urg-
ing the building known as Honolulu
Hale be torn down to make more room
for the post Office and the handling OF
the mails.
The Twilight club will give dance
at San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street
this evening. Dancing will commence
at o'clock sharp. Tickets can be had
at the door for so cents. Refreshments
will be served.
E. o. Hall G. Son, Ltd. He'll show
you how easy it is to sharpen the
blades of the Auto-Strop Safety Razor
Don't have to remove the blades fol
cleaning or stropping.
The Won Hamm-YouRg cup which
will be offered as a prize for the win
ner of the automobile reliability race,
is at present on exhibition in one OF
the windows of the Won Hamm- Dung
Co. in the Young building.
Special meeting Of Pacific Lodge
No. 1922, A. f. & A. NJ, Sunday, 8
y. M, for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF, the late K. H. P. Lish-
man, from the Masonic Temple.
o. H. Swezey of the Planters Exper.
iment Station has been appointed hon
orary curator of the Bishop Museum.
He will look after the fine entomology
ical collections, which have heretofore
not had expert attention from an en-.
tomologist.
More automobiles have Just beer re-
ceived by the Won Hamm- Young Co.,
Ltd, including the first shipment OF
the famous Pope Waverly Electrics
and new shipments of Maxwell and
Autocar Runabouts. You will enjoy
examining tea.
Entomologist Frogga.t CT australia
will leave next week for MOlokai to
study the parasite on sheep insecte
which is to be found there. He will
be accompanied by Entomologists Van
Dine and Kotinsky and possibly the
Acting Governor.
The seventy rejected Portuguese
and Spanish immigrants who are at
the immigration station awaiting de-
portation were this morning treated
to a trolley ride In special car by
Inspector Brown. This act of kind
ness was greatly appreciated by the
people who thus haa chance to see
the promised land.
The japanese government has de-
cided to allow the rebate on the ship
ments of sake for this port which
were jettisoned by the Mongolia when
she was aground at Midway. AS a
rule it allows a rebate of the internal
revenue tax on exported sake when
the receipts of the custom house from
the foreign port of arrival are present
ed. In this case there were of course no
such receipts. but through Consul Sai5
the rebate was secured.
The mandamus suit of Frank Luc-
weiko to compel Land Commissioner
Pratt to sign an approval of treas
ury warrant for $500, the amount
by the Legislature to pay
Iucweiko's claim against the Terri
tory, was Argued before Judge Robin
son yesterday afternoon. T. M. Har-
rison represented the petitioner and
County Attorney John Cathcart ap-
peared for the Territory. The Judge
took the matter under advisement I'M
til Monday morning
Tomorrow services as follows:
Sunday School and Bible class, 9:45
4. M; Public worship, II a. m. The
pastor, John w. Wadman, will preach.
Subject: "A Poor Best Better Than
4 Rich Compromise. Fer offerto.y
Miss Gertrude Hal. VII sing 1.-THE
Everlasting Hills by Nevin. Service
at the Latin Home, $50 p. m; Ep-
worth Leagu, $50 j. n !; Public serv'
ce, 1880. The pa to: speaks or 'Eirls
If Passage Miss Hal, VIII sing The
Good Shepherd" by Barrie. All are
invited to these services.
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