Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-20


The parents of Stuart B. Dunbar will
arrive shortly from the Orient and re-
main here for few weeks.
Benny & Co., Ltd. dealers in sewing
machines, and buyers of raw material
1866 Fort st. Phone Main ass.
The finest bathing on the beach at
Waikiki Inn Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
There's no mistake about the right
place to get wines, spirits and beer
Telephone Main &c, the Criterion job
bling department.
Go to the Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
for Everything Photographic - You
will find fine stock OF cameras ana
kodaks at this store.
The final accounts OF Y. lshi and *.
| Kawasalii, administrators of the estate
of Seusulii Yashiki, have been APP
proved by Judge Robinson.
Don't fail to examine the attractive
new goods at BIom's. And remember
that for this week only boys wash
suits are selling at half price.
The A Patria Portuguese school will
give a benefit entertainment at San
Antonio hall Saturday, June q, at s
p. m There will be dancing.
There is no dead or shop-worn stock
among the candies of the Alexander
Young Cafe. The demand is steady
and the factory supplies it daily.
Sachs clearance sale ends on Mon
day. Take advantage of the big price
reductions while they last; buy now.
Store closes Saturday at ! O'Clock.
Mrs Kearns' received by the last
mail a fine testimonial from the Con-
Igressional party which will appear in
The Saturday issue of this paper.
Julia H. Along ct al. respondents in
the suit brought by Carrie b. Riggs.
nave been given until July | to pre-
pare, serve and file their pleas or an
sWers.
Fresh on the Sierra tomorrow-the
pick" of the Coast in cherries, april
cots, caulifiower, asparagus and green
peas at Levy & Co. Just telephone
Main 149
Every dav the candy sales at the
Young Cafe are increasing This pure,
delicious, fresh candy makes friends
with everyone. It's the homemade
kind-that's why.
Seven normal certificates were given
to that number of young ladies of the
Kaiulani Home this week. Mrs. Heapy
entertained the girls last Friday even
ing at the Home.
Charles r. Hemenway has been APP
pointed as second district magistrate
Of Honolulu by Chief Justice Frear. He
succeeds s. Fl. Derby, resigned on ac-
count of intended departure,
Antoine Tavarez. who was found
guilty by Judge Whitney of selling on
Sunday to Geo. Fern and Eugene De-
vauchele liquor without meals, and
fined $50 and costs, has appealed
There was quite gathering OF
townspeople at the reception given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder in honor of Mrs. Mills. There
was Hawaiian music and light refresh
ments.
Wong Kwai, defendant in the suit
brought by the Enterprise Mill Co.,
Ltd, has filed general denial. He
files a similar answer as defendant in
the suit brought by Theo. H. Davies &
Co., Ltd.
The prospectus of the first division
of the projected Hamakua railroad will
soon be issued by B. f. Dillingham;. 1t
will be of standard gauge and is ex-
pected to cost between $4,000 and
$4,000 per mile
The Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd, are
going to move to the Young building
about July list. They will have two
large stores to show big new stock OF
furniture You should see this stock,
the prices will be right.
Passengers departing per S. S. Sier-
IA: We check baggage at your hotel
and home through to San Francisco.
No extta charge or delay on wharf. We
personally attend to every detail. Ring
Up Main SO. Union Express Co., No.
60 Queen street.
At the Bar Association dinner to-
morrow evening Judge S. B. Dole Will
respond for the President of the United
States. Justice A. A. Wilder for the
Bench and Judge H. E. Cooper for the
Bar Hon. f. M. Hatch will deal with
"Reminiscences.
There will be special orchestra re-
hearsas of the Honolulu Symphony
Society, Thursday and Friday evenings
Of this week, at O'Clock sharp. for the
coming concert which is to be given
on Monday evening, June "a, at Bishop
Hall, Oahu College.
All preparations have been complet-
ed for the reception of the Portuguese
immigrants that are expected on the
Kumeric due about Sunday e. X
Stackable will arrive on the Sierra to-
morrow accompanied by a representa-
live of Commerce and Labor
A local Japanese paper recites the
story that four hundred tickets have
been issued 10 Japanese for passage ON
the kumerc, and that S00 other laps
have siguiAed their willingness 10 de-
part hy depositlug an earnest of $40
each on tickets 10 De paid for later