Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-05

/ a Np'AllSS man WIN 1bob lNI'lNiiA'D ID
looking for a position as clerk in a
store or warehouse. See Want Column.
The finest bathing on the beach at
| Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
/ plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
A good way to keep in hot water is
! to put off until tomorrow what you
! should do today Read our adj Trent
& Co.
Summer rates commence May ! at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for six
months. Table board, $50 per month;
rooms, $40 up.
There is strength and there is vigor
and there is enjoyment in every drop
Of Rainier Beer. c. A. Nelson, agent.
Phone White 1891.
The japanese Consul, it is said, was
in imminent danger at Aiea Saturday,
where he had gone to assist in settling
| some labor troubles.
Stylish, ready-to-Wear apparel, new
lingerie waists, children's and Misses
! dresser are subjects that should inter
est in Sachs ad today.
The finest and best stock of trunks.
vaises, etc, in this city is carried by
N. Mclnerny, Ltd You can find just
what You desire at this store.
Avail yourself Of the fine bargains
offered at Blom's ribbon and handker-
chief sale. The goods are all new and
pretty. Sale closes Wednesday.
A chair was found on Merchant
street which had dropped from a wa
gon. Owner should read the Want col
lmns.
1t is reported that Dr. Cofer will be
transferred to Ellis Island in New
York harbor in the near future Ellis
island is the gateway Of the world for
immigrants.
w Pfotenhauer and family are
staying at the Jefferson. They arrived
yesterday from Honolulu, where Mr.
PfOtenhauer is connected with the firm
.Of Hackfeld & Co.'S. f. Chronicle.
Initiation of several candidates at
the regular meeting Of Honolulu Tenn
pie No. | of the Pythian Sisters. Meet
ing in new hall, and all members, as
well as visitors, are asked to attend
Notwithstanding the many attrac-
tiOns throughout the city yesterday
many people enjoyed the delightful
shade Of KapiOlani park. The beach
was also thickly crowded with visitors.
Makauahoa, Petere Kanakakaole,
Bewleyer, Hulimai, Frank Peterson,
James Owen OConnor, Opeka, Keolli,
and ShakaShi We're arrested during
the latter part of the week for drunk
rnness.
Ching Bo, an enemy of the Bow Wok
Society, yesterday tried to break up u
meeting OF the society, but the results
we're disastrous to himself. The police
look a hand in the matter, but no ar
rests were made.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association will hold a special meeting
this afternoon at o'clock in X. of p.
Hall, AS some very important matters
are to be discussed, all members are
requested to attend
Professor Harris lecture Saturday
evening at the Normal school, with
Australia for the subject, was most in
structive The lecture was illustrated
throughout and was listened to by an
appreciative audience.
Philosophy and Spirituaism' is the
subject for Mr.. Thomas Primes lecture
this evening at the headquarters of
the Oahu Lodge Of the Theosophicai
Society in room G2, second floor, of
Young Hotel. All are invited. 81
clock.
Asayamo, the maid from japan who
tried to be strictly up to date and took |
a husband on trial. discarding him the !
next morning, was today sentenced to
month in jail and to pay the costs OF
court, on pleading guilty to the charge
of adultery.
Union Electric Co., Ills and 1920
Union St., is the leader in all kinds
of electrical work, fixtures and wir-
ing. Private telephones, bell work,
etc; also dry batteries. Estimates
gladly furnished. Phone 315
The annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the First NJ E. Church will
be held in the church classroom this |
evening at half-past seven. The retir-
ing officers will submit their reports !
and the pastor will give an address. A
full attendance is requested
The new steamship, the Scottish
Monarch, now i'll port is one of the
advanced types OF a class of vessels |
known as ocean tramps. She is a !
treighter of tie latest design and en- |
bodies most of the modern ideas in
that line OF steamers Her field will
be principally in the Pacific
A slab of ohia wood was brought over
from Hawaii last Saturday by Geo. |
Lycurgus. 1t will be polished up as an
experiment piece looking to its future
use as a wood for furniture making.
1t is of blrd's-eye character and
should become very popular as an art /
icle for marketing on the coast.
Samuel H. Wong has brought suit
against Isaac S. Kaiu on four prom
lssory notes which it is alleged the de-
PENDANT at various times gave in favor
of George II. KentweL The plaintiff
alleges that these notes, drawn re-
spectiyely for the sums of Sl44 S1g9