Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-12
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe

The Nebraskan will be fumigated ON
arrival as she comes from port that
is subject to yellow fever.
Oahu Lodge, No l, K. of p, vii
meet tonight at 1880 o'clock in X, Of
7. Hall, King street.
! MOsquito-destroying fish are being
distributed about the city wherever
suitable streams or ponds can be found
w. T. Lucas is expected back on the
Korea Monday. tie has been on pur-
chasing trip to the coast in the interest
Of May & Co.
There Is no bread sold here as good
rs Butternut, the famous product OF
the Palm Cafe, Telephone today for a
couple of loayes-Main 81.
The finest bathing on the beach at
Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
! plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
The members of the Congressional
party and few local people were the
guests Of j. A. McCandless at his resi-
! deuce at Waikiki last night
| The Board of Education were in
committee of the whole for good part
of Yesterday afternoon working on the
assignment of teachers for the next
year,
Coat your iron roofs with "Arabic"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preseryatiye properties. Califor-
pia Feed Co., agents.
Take no chances on your carriage re.
pairing. Go to Schuman Carriage Co..
where the highest class of work is
hone The kind of work that is always
satisfactory
You can always get the best in the
market at J. NJ, Levy e Co., family
erocers, next to Met. Meat Co. Phone
Main l49. Your order will receive
prompt, careful attention.
The best and purest materials, ma
nipulated by expert candymakers,-
the results are the high-grade cam
dies Of the Alexander Young Cafe.
II. Culman has again brought out
new souvenir. His ability to constant
ly originate something new is what
helps to keep our industrial wheels go
ing See his ad. on page two
A reward OF So will be paid by Ben
NY & Co., Ltd, for information that
will lead to the sale OF a White, The
best sewing machine in the world.
1866 Fort street, Phone NJ. 4SS
The All. steamship Nebraskan LETT
Galina Cruz last "Wednesday for these
islands. She will come direct to this
port and has a fair sized cargo Of
freight direct from New York.
If you want your servant to be
moral and disciplined see that he
reads the Jiyu Shinbun, the new pa
per, published at the corner of Bere
tania and Maunakea.
1t is reported that Mrs. Allan Her
bert, who was operated on for tumor
about two weeks ago, is recovering
nicely and hopes to return here short
ly, The tumor weighed fourteen
pounds.
Made of strictly all-wool fabrics,
Hart, Schahner & Marx clothes are
without peer in the realm Of ready
io-Wear clothing. They're sold in this
city at Silva's Forgery, King street
near Fort
At special prices for one week only |
zee Chan & Co. are selling pillow
cases, and sheets, single or in sets. |
They're made of the finest quality mus
lin and some are beautifully embroid- |
cred. Also bedspreads.
Harry Denison has got things in the
sugar line working along smooth and !
is ready to start on his vacation next |
I'm will to 10
where he will be joined by his wife
and family, who are there now.
An afternoon at the beach has been |
planned for the members of the Y. NJ |
Z. A. next Saturday. At 3 p. m, the |
members are requested to meet at the
Seaside Hotel. Bathing will be one OF
he features and it is expected that Il
grand time will be enjoyed.
The big freighler Massachusetts de-
parted last night for Kahului, She
made a hole i'll the pile of sugar at the
warehouse to the tune of 1000 tons, !
md will take on the balance of her |
Dad at Kahului, Kaanapali and Hilo !
When she at last pulls out for the Del
aware Breakwater she will have IL 500 |
ons on board
The barkentine Coronado got away |
o sea yesterday morning with a full |
Dad of sugar Her full cabin capacity |
vas taxed with passengers. Mrs. |
Wright, mother of Mrs NJ e. Heming
,r, who has been visiting with her
laughter for some months, was among |
he passengers of the Coronado The |
Coronado is smart boat, and with |
my favorable winds should not be over |
ourteen to sixteen days. going up.
One of the largest importers OF !
,anned fruits in Paris has written Act
ng French Consul Marques, asking |
hat he be placed in communication
With the local pineapple Gamers. He
tates that he has found the Hawaiian |
)ines superior to those he has received
rom other countries, but has had |
much difficulty in getting supply. He
that the shipments to France
AN now be made easily through the