Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-19

shirt waists and sweaters at whitney
Il Marsh?
A small furnished cottage and some
nicely furnished rooms at Haalelea
Lawn are for rent.
! Whitney n Marsh are showing a
new line Of white wash shirt waists
also in white Jap. silk.
Always ,he latest In millinery al
Miss Powers millinery parlors, Boston
building, Fort street.
Seventeen teachers of the public
schools Of Honolulu left today on tn,
excursion to the volcano.
Assistant Paymaster Thomas Dunn
of the Naval Station last night became
the happy father Of daughter.
A meeting of stockholders of this
Rapid Transit & Land Co will be held
on Monday, January 2s, at ga. m.
A bay mare in foal has strayed from
the residence of Mr.. X. A. Lyon, Ma
nOa valley. Reward for return oi
same
| No long waits between courses when
you lunch at the Criterion. Busy men
only 2jC
In the matter of c. w. Ashford vs..
the lnter.Island Telegraph Company.
the defendant has filed notice Of with.
drawal of appeal.
Sachs specials for next week in
woolen dress goods. gloves. corscts
and bedspreads are all at big saving
prices. See ad. on page G.
Men who are looking for honest
footwear should see the famous
Thompson line of shoes at Manufac-
turers' Shoe Co See nd on first page.
A social dance will be given ut the
! Kahiliaulani hall on Kukui street. to-
night at I O'Clock Ladies' free. The
Home Rule quintet club will furnish
! The music.
! Maria Barete. plaintiff against VII.
liam Savidge ct al. in u petition for
admeasurement Of dover, has filed her
| bill of costs In the case through her
attorney, w. c. Achi.
The service In the Hall of the Gospel
Mission on Fort street. opposite the
Club Stables this evening at 1880
O'Clock is open TO the public and all are
cordially invited.
In the matter of Allan w. T. Bottom
ley, trustee, vs.. William A. Hall, Judge
Robinson today granted an order ex.
tending to January % the time for III
! ing bill of exceptions.
! Purser Beckley of the Kinau reports
the following sugar ON hand on Ha-
wall: Hakalau, 1859; Laupahoehoc,
1900; Kukaiau, 5000; Hamakua. 5000;
Paauhau, 10000: Punaluu. 500
II has been learned that the injury
| to Mr.. Cassidy was caused by fall
from Il stepladder. Mr. Cassidy is still
at the Queens Hospital under treat.
ment and getting along nicely.
Going to the Volcano? Don't forget
TO take a kodak Honolulu Photo
Supply Co. have few to rent, as well
as fresh supply Of films, etc. The
weather is Just right for picture TAX
ing.
Exquisite loulu and lauhala hats.
Fans, baskets, Dresden souvenir post
ais (hand-paintedJ brasses and pot.
terry, Hawaii 4 South Seas Curio Co.,
Young building. Mats and bamboo
fibre.
Frank Baker, a hackdriver, was ar
rested last night while under the In.
f'uence OF liquor. He had intimated
his intention of shuffling of this nor.
tai coil. An empty revolver was found
in his pocket.
The Catholic Church of Our Lady of
the Mount. Kaiulani (Kalihi.uka); In
charge of Rev. Father Clement: To.
morrow, Jan. go, Feast of the Holy
Name OF Jesus: II a. m, mass. ser.
mon, collection, Sunday school.
The following freight arrived on the
kinau this morning: 5000 bricks, ~
packages mud press. 40 cords fire wood,
10 bags cabbage, "a empty beer kegs. =
horses, IS hogs, dog, 10 bundles
empty bags, Is bundles hides, 3S bales
empty bottles, crates chickens.
packages coin, 1863 packages sundries.
MI. Scott, an English artist, now
visiting these Islands, In speaking of
the recent eruption. says that he re.
some years ago, wherein the lecturer,
u very scientific man, gave warning to
the world to beware OF the year 1907
ms year In which great seismic dis.
turbances would occur.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Located corner OF Beretania and Miller
streets. All seats free. Strangers
made to feel at home, John w. Wad-
man pastor. Services tomorrow as fol-
lows: 9:45 a. M, Sunday School and
Bible class for adults, taught by the
pastor. II u. m. public worship. NJ.
Wedman' breaches on THE Overflow
Ing Measure of Reward" $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League for Young People and
their friends, 1880 p. m, public wor-
ship. The pastor speaks on "a Mes
sage nf 'rhrsa Good rha.rg Thu nnI.-