Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-02


Tallyhos, livery, autos. Stkyds Stbl.
Best cup of coffee in the city. New
England Bakery.
Souvenir postals in large variety at
Hills souvenir store at post Office.
NJ. X. Counter, the jeweler, VIII, I'M
til further notice, close his store at
O'Clock on Saturday.
The steamer Alameda. on 10th inst,
will carry the Island Fruit Company's
next consignment of choice fruit to
the mainland
G. f. Winter, for eight years steam
nlow engineer at Lihue plantation,
moves up in the position Of mill engl'
neer october list.
You might win her yet if you use
tie Alexander Young Cafe candies as
a go-between. We have also a new
shipment of Huyler's.
The steamer Helene is discharging
her sugar at the American Hawaiian
Company's wharf. Her live stock, con-
sisting of 7G head OF cattle, were Cart
ed down to the slaughter house yes.
terday.
Juukt DOlt tillS dDDlONtu
the accounts of Marshal Hendry and
OF United States Commissioner Frank
l.. Hatch for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80. Court then adjourned until
10 o'clock Friday morning.
The Board of Supervisors will hold
. regular meeting this evening. Sew
eral road matters and possibly the
new automobile ordinance will be
passed on. but 1t Is not thought that
he Brown matter will come up.
NJ. Figuerrao and +. Cairo, two Por-
to Ricans who were charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods. were sentenced
/ by Judge Andrade this morning, the
former to Imprisonment for forty days
and to nay fine OF $40 and the latter
to Imprisonment for three months and
10 pay fine of $25.
High Sheriff Henry has returned
rnsatisfed a judgment for $1G47.90
against Harvey r. Hitchcock, report
ing that he can find no property of
lHitchcock's upon which to levy. The
Judgment against Hitchcock was given
by Judge Kepoikai of Waikiki in the
: ase of the Territory VS.. Hitchcock and
Meyers an
W. Fisher. who resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the Lihue store
Come time ago with the intention OF
going to the mainland. does not cher
ish the idea of going to a colder cli-
mate now that the winter is setting In.
He has therefore decided to remain at
,east for some time and may TAXA
charge of the Makaweli store. which
at present Is without manager.
Friends of the young ladies OF the
Bulletin party received many post
cards by yesterdays mail, from the
various places at which the party
stopped. Mr.. Campbell OF Z. W. Jor
dan a. Co. received one from Mis-!
Lemon, who says she Is Having {
swell time" f. C. Hebron received
five cards from Miss Lucas and man.
others were received throughout thu
town.
The boys from the German cruiser
Condor were very pleasantly enter
tanned last evening at the Seamen''
Institute. The musicians from the
Condor furnished the music for tn,
occasion and jolly good time wal
had Songs, sentimental and gay
we're rendered by both local talent anC
. the ships boys. Mrs. Walter Hoff
mann deserves much praise for the de
lightful way IN which everything wen
eff.
The steamer Mikahala Captain
Gregory. arrived from Kauai port
with the following freight 1873 bag
Diamond w A sugar, 1862 bags taro
90 empty wine casks, II empty bee
barrels, Ill bundles green hides,
, bundles pelts, 80 cases money, so bag
sisal, IS packages sundries. Purse
Miles reports that the bark Flint wa
discharging freight at Maxwell an
the Ke Au Hou ives at Anahola. Tn
following sugar is awaiting shipmen
on Kauai: X. S. NJ, 1900; NJ. A. X
42,S35; G.. 4 r., 2S; II. NJ, 3176;