Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-07

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You might win her yet il you use
tie Alexander Young Cafe candies as
a go-between. We have also new
shiument of Huyler's.
The meeting OF Honolulu Aerie No.
40. +. o. T., to be held OH Wednesday,
Octobr 3, will open promptly at
o'clock on account of the Joe Rosen
entertainment.
The meeting of Honolulu Aerie No.
! 1lO, +. o. E, to be held on Wednesday,
October 3, will open promptly at Z
| o clock on account OF the Joe Rosen
entertainment.
Arabic" applied to iron roofs. re-
duces temperature as much as IS de-
grees. This has been ascertained by
actual test California Feed Co..
agents.
A beautiful marble memorial tablet
to Mrs. Haaelea. her husband, Levi
IIaalelea, and his brother Richard has
been placed in Kawaiahao church and
v III be unveiled next Sunday.
! Judge Yates, District Magistrate OF
South Kona, is in town on visit. The
Judge says things are quiet In South
xona. The last of the coffee crop is
Leing harvested. The crop was big
one.
There will he no meeting OF the
Board of Education today on account
OF the impossibility of getting a quor-
UNI together There are only three
members OF the Board In town and
one OF them. Mrs. Dowsett, is III.
Monsieur Antoine Vizzavona II ex-
pccted shortly to return to Honolulu
20 again take charge of the Consulate
;Or France, of which he has been the
head for. several periods since he first
came to Hawaii In 1890 He may ar
rive In an early boat.
The U. S. A. transport Logan, Cap
tain Stinson, left for San Francisco at
In o'clock this morning with many
Honoluluans. The friends of the de-
Iparted were at the wharf with leis, and
lretty nearly everybody, especially the
ladies, were covered with flowers.
On account of failure of the ladies
Uf the w. c. T. U. to obtain a permit
from the Board OF Health the dedica-
ton exercises which were to have TAX
en- place yesterday afternoon over the
memorial fountain at the Y. NJ. G. A
corner. have been indefinitely post
poned.
The steamer w. G.. Hall will be laiC
. on this week from her Kauai run anI
her place will be taken up temporarily
by the steamer Maui. During the lay,
OF of his ship, Captain Thompson will
lave a short vacation and Captain
bruhn will command the Maui, which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
The Automobile Club will hold {
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock
| he principal business will be the dis
cussion of the new ordinance. Many o.
the members are very dissatisfied with
the proposed changes, especially tn,
cutting down of the speed limit, ant
means may be taken to try to proven
| The change.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Fernandez anC
| Officer Joseph Leal raided a Chimes,
rambling den at Waiau q few days ago
The gamblers had watchers posted al
around the place, and the officers ha,
10 approach by swimming in a ditch
They gained an entrance at tfhe RICH
moment and caught ten OF the gambl
ers.
The clearance sale which has at
, tracted so much attention during tn
= last week will be continued one wee
v longer at Kerr's big store. They repor
' having sold more goods during the pas
week than any week in the past tw
years and wish to give all those VIII
ave not attended an opportunity I
inspect the goods and prices.
Capt. Albert OF the German cruise
Condor called on Col. r. H. r. Lougl
"a borough on board the transport Loga
: this morning, The Colonel is a Ger
man scholar and conyersed with Cal
tain Albert both in English and Gel
man. Col. Loughborough was VII
ltor on board the German cruiser yei
ierday, but unfortunately the capital
was away