Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-12
MR.. D00LEY
Tells What to Do With Roosevelt
SATURDAYS BULLETIN

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SATURDAYS BULLETIN
The +. j. Crosses are selling oui
their household goods. Among Other
things practically new are gas range
china closet, side board Read Wants
The little Island steamer j. A. Cum
Minis is at the railroad wharf taking
on a load of fertilizer for the planta-
lions on the other side of this island
The local agency of Wells, Fargo d
! Co., express wishes to announce that
the next express shipment to the coast
win go by the HilOnian next Tuesday
c. c. Eakin, who has been travelling
| through the Southern States, inspect
ing the various large cigar factories,
Twill be one of the arrivals on the Ko'
rea on Monday.
IF you want TO buy or to hire an
automobile go to Won Hamm-YOuns
Co., Ltd. The best assortment of ma
chimes in town is kept there. Phone
the garage, Main 200.
The survey OF the forest reserve on
West Maui, which has been going on
for some time under the direction OF
Territorial Surveyor w. e. Wall, -
now nearly completed.
The renewal of the lease of the
rooms in the judiciary building occu-
pied by the Federal Offices is being
signed today. The lease runs for a
year. beginning with August l.
Five Chinese were caught gambling
Immediately next to the police station
this afternoon. They were seen gamb-
ling by officers from the shed in which
the police bicycles are kept.
The following sugar is reported
swaiting shipment on Kauai: Diamond
w, 1898 bags; X. S. NJ, 5000; G. & r.,
1859; NJ. A. X, 40,229; Mob, S564, Ko-
ioa, l6.G0O +. 1890; II. M, 12,532.
The Hilonian moved over to the
Railroad wharf early this morning and
commenced directly to take on her
load of sugar. She will finish her load
at Hawaii ports, taking only about
1000 tons here.
Fred Kiley's new application for a
saloon license was presented to the
License Board yesterday. The appli.
cation of White tor license for Pearl
City again went over without action
being taken on it.
The Regular monthly meeting of the
Chinese Athletic Club will be held thia
evening at 1880 o'clock in the C. Y.
NJ c. a. hall. Important business will
ne discussed and full attendance is
earnestly looked for.
The following brands are the straight
whiskey, aged in wood, and reduced,
under government supervision, to 80
proof, "0ld Kentucky" and "Old Wat
ermill' Bourbons and "Normandy"
Rye. Ask your dealer
HOrticuturist Higgins of tn L. S.
Experiment Station, will soon go to
the Coast with shipment of various
fruits to experiment on methods of
Shipping them. Especial attention will
be paid to pineapples.
Judge De Bolt this morning gave
judgment by default in favor of Levers
d Cooke against H. N. Stalnaker for
the amount clain>1, $65j.97 The suit
was on account OF goods sold to the
defendant and not paid for.
The largest stock of picture frame
mouldings ever seen in Honolulu il
now on display at the Honolulu Photo
Supply Co. The patterns are all new
and the finishes consist of a large va
riety of natural woods and gold.
The steamer Ke Au Hou came into
port this forenoon at 800 from Kauai
ports. No passengers except two Jap
anese on deck She has in the freight
line els bags rice, 2219 bags Kilauea
sugar and 20 packages sundries.
Archivist Lydecker has come across
two interesting papers in the archives,
One is an account of a mutiny on board
the Brisish schooner Amelia in 1S47;
the other is a'story of the wreck OF the
Bremen bark Libelle, March q, 1866.
The wei dressed man of today is u
careful shoe buyer. He realizes that
this is necessary to be well dressed.
Inspect the $50 Wax Calf Butcher Ok
ford Tie at the Manufacturers Shoe
Company. It's swell shoe for $3.50.
Prince L. Topic and wife are booked
TO take the Hilonian for the Coast Mr..
and Mrs. Topic have conducted the Ka-
paa school for several years with
marked success. They go to Los An
gees, where they will probably reside
permanently.
E. c. Peters, the Attorney Gen
eral, has moved his library out of
the Executive building Offices into
his new Office in the McCandless
building. He expects to go down
town himself as soon as his success
sor as Attorney General is appointed.
The reserved question in connec-
ton with the income tax appeal case
Of EVA plantation was argued before
Justice Wilder and Circuit Judges
De Bolt and Lindsay, sitting as the
Supreme Court, this morning No
decision was rendered, but from the
drift of what Justice Wilder said and
the questions he asked, it looks very
much as if the Tax Assessor would
l,se and the Supreme Court order
him to issue the certificate of appeal
asked for by the plantation.