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

There will be a literary entertain
ment at the Kilohana Art League
rooms this evening.
Canoes Circle No. 240. c. o. F., will
meet in san Antonio hall this Thurs
day evening at 1880.
T.. 5. Dodge. f. Il. Richardson and
f. u. Baldwin arrived in the Claudino
this morning from Maui
II your piano Is in any way out of
order or needs tuning, George Lenord
is the man for you to see.
Kapeka Lukela yesterday filed suit
for divorce from David bukela ON the
ground Of failure to provide.
Go to Curio Den, opposite Convent,
for souvenirs, curios, postals, special
ties in burned leather work.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. |, |. o..
o. f.. will meet in Odd Fellows hall
this Thursday evening at 1880.
The Lawrence Barrett l0c Cigar
makes delightful mild Havana
smoke. Try one. Ask your dealer.
Three of the finest speciments of
pheasants are on exhibition at the
Fashion saloon. Come in and see
them.
Suit has been brought by Clarence
w. Ashford against George Il. Miner
On note for $500 made at Wailuku,
Maui, November |, 1905.
When the weather is hot ARABIC
will cool your iron roof. When the
weather is wet Arabic" will prevent
rust California Feed Co.. agents.
Chief Justice Hartwell In chambers
Yesterday denied the writ of prohibi-
Iion applied for on behalf of Hark Hak
Sac against Judge Lindsay and ICe
Mai So.
Albert +. Judd, guardian of Susan
3rash, an incompetent person, de
ceased, has filed his final accounts ana
asks to be relieved from further re-
spOnsibility.
See the strong taDe-edge taffeta silk
umbrellas at A. Blom's. Handles in
@un metal, natural wood, stag horn,
silver, pearl, etc. Some with silver
mountaings.
Father Louis, Father Edward, Faith
ar Francis and Father Maximin were
incoming passengers OH the steamer
Claudne this morning. Every Father
is looking we'll.
Call at Yee Chan & Co.'S, corner
King and Bethel streets, and see the
splendid line of pOngees, heavy white
Chinese silks and grass linens, just
imported from the Orient.
A good tripod can be bought this
week for soc at Hawaii Photo 4 Art
Co. It is something that every am
ateur photographer finds indispensable
at times and handy always.
The Palm Cafe sell their delicious
ice cream in small or large quantities
and make special flavors and fancy
moulds for parties and banquets, Fam
lily trade especially solicited.
The A. o. II. will entertain with a
dance and general good time at the
Young Hotel Saturday evening A
first class evenings enjoyment is guar
anteed to all friends of the order.
If you cannot afford to own fine
touring car why not own a good run
about. They're getting to be a neces-
! sity nowadays. Call at Won Hamm.
Young Co. and see the new models.
Call at Silva's Toggery and see the
handsome Hart, Schaffner & Marx full
dress and Tuxedo suits. You'll then
realize that search for anything bet.
ter would be a waste of time. And
) they're ready for you to wear.
Tsuga Ogawa has filed action for di-
3. vorce from Nanichichi Ogawa, alleg.
ing her grounds for the action extreme
/. cruelty on the part of the libellee. She
claims that he tried to force her to &c
to Iwilei to lead life of prostitution
The steamer Claudine, Captain Ben
nett, arrived early this morning from
Maui with SO cases ava. 60 cases corn
mill rollers, horse, COW, 73 hogs
80 packages empty bottles, 279 pack
ages hides, 147 packages sundries ant
| lot scrap iron.
Judge De Bolt yesterday issued /
decree of foreclosure in the matter o.
francisco Marques VS.. S. n. and Re
, becca I.ukua. The suit was on {
mortgage for $500 on land situated a
Nahaha. The amount adjudged as du'
on the debt was $27S.l0.
James +. Morgan as commissioner
appointed TO sell under foreclosure pro
ceedings yesterday reported to thu
Circuit Court the sale of the Hoffman
saloon premises at the corner of Hote
Jana Nuuahu avenue, June ~, l9Ui
for $500, This he says is its fair mar
9 ket value.
= Bids will be asked for shortly foI
: the building of an extension to Wylli'
street that will reach the Alew;
Heights lots. The road will be abou
5000 feet long, and on about g pei
cent grade. One-half of the money
. derived from the sale of the lots viii
lie used to construct the road
Judge De Bolt yesterday gave judg
ment for $377.S5 and costs in favor o
Howard d. Adams against the Kai
I Ihuki Heights Zoo Company for salar!
= and money due him during the tiIG,
that he was manager Of the Zoo. TIT
IIriaI lasted more than day, though
there were not many witnesses. Their
: were numerous accounts.
Miss Helen Kilgore, over whom
there was a little excitement on he
arrival at this port, through her fathe
cabling to the police here to look ou
that his daughter was not shanghaied