Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-26
LOCAL and GENERAL
Don't take it out in wishing; LET
a Bulletin Want Ad do it for you.

Order your polo rigs. stockyards
Stables.
Souvenir postals In large variety at
HIS souvenir store at post office.
Hot? An electric fan will keep you
cool. Sold by Hawaiian Electric Com
pany.
Onomea has finished grinding for
the season with an output of l2,430
tons of sugar.
A charter was today granted by
Treasurer Campbell to the Sisters OF
the Sacred Heart.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt
in Hilo last week on Sunday afternoon
shortly before O'Clock.
At the Woman's Exchange, Hotel
near Fort. you can get anything you
want in the line of Coral Leis.
Have you tried the fine bread made
by Alexander Young Cafe. Once tried
always preferred. Take home a LOAF
today.
Commander George H. Peters OF the
United States Cruiser Raleigh, which
eIrived in the harbor yesterday, called
on Governor Frear this morning. He
was unattended. t.'
Two new County Ordinances, one re-
lating to examiners of chauffeurs, the
other regulating the speed of automo-
biles, have been adopted by the Ha-
wall Board of Supervisors.
Twenty-seven ducks, including some
valuable Pekings, were stolen from the
Kaimiki residence of Richard l..
Leach, the chief engineer of the Mika-
hala, a few days ago. Complaint has
been made to the police.
Judge De Bolt this morning granted
a divorce to Maria Kamaka from
Henry Kamaka on the ground of de-
sertion. Sera Kia Laioha petitions for
The dissolution of her marriage to J..
X. Laioha on similar grounds.
There are two cases to come up be-
fore the Supreme Court tomorrow
morning, the Dowsett Co., Ltd. VS. r.
j.. Gilliland, on exceptions from the
Circuit Court, and Joseph o. Carter.
trustee, versus Mary H. s. Davis ct al
20 be submitted.
g. FOR RENT cards on sale
at the Bulletin office
The Misses Rice, who went to Wa
aiawa last Friday, were, few hours
after arrival. both taken i'll with pto-
maine poisoning. Dr.. Wood of Waia-
liza relieved their sufferings. By word
received last evening the two ladies
were improving.
If you live in a country district,
ask your storekeeper for the candies
of the Alexander Young Cafe. If he
hasn't got them, he'll get them for
you. Insist upon these, and no 9TH
CTS. They're the best.
Governor Frear has approved the To-
cation Of spur of the railway to the
Waianae lime quarry and the road will
probably be built soon. The Govern
ment land on which the quarry Is sit
mated was recently leased to the Wat
anae Company
Remember the Masquerade Ball at
the Seaside on the night o. September
ath. A subscription affair, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to help defray
The expenses of the all~IIawaii polo
team to the Coast. Tha best promo
tion idea for months.
A Rapid Transit car struck swill
wagon at the corner of King street
and Kalakaua avenue last night. Two
Japanese who were on it were thrown
TO the ground and knocked uncon-
scious. They were pretty badly
bruised and were taken to the Queens
Hospital.
Tung Apo, father and duly appointed
guardian Of the persons and estates OF
Annie and Suilon Tung Apo, has filed
a motion iE the Circuit Court for leave
TO sell for $3.50 the real property OF
the above-named minors to one Akai.
The proceeds he wishes to devote to
their education and maintenance. The
children. he states, are now in Canton,
China, receiving an education.
Those looking for souvenir that
will be truly Hawaiian will be pleased
to learn that the designs for the Ha-
waiian enameled jewelry are made ex-
clusively in Honolulu and that all the
GOOD souvenir jewelry is made here.
The H. C. line, originated and execu-
led by H. Colman, is always in the
lead with something new. See his ad
on page two.
The British steamship Foxley, Cap
tain Mitman did not come into port this
morning, but she is taking In coal
while she lays outside of the channel.
She is under quarantine restrictions,
and on this account Captain Mitman
decided not to come In. AS 1t
is, the Foxley. which is badly in need
of supplies, is having her engines re-
paired and coal loaded. DR.. Ramis
said this morning that the reason why
The Foxley is placed under quarantine
IS because she came from South Amer