Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-08
LOCAL and GENERAL

Canoes Circle 24O, G. o. F., will
meet in San Antonio Hall this CThurs-
day. evening at 1880.
Marshal Hendry boarded the Clau'
dine at Lahaina and returned this
morning in the Claudine
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. !, l. U,
0. f., will meet this Thursday even
ing at 1880 in Odd Fellows Hall.
Call at Bergstrom Music Co. ana
near the new Melba records on the
Victor Talking Machines. They are
marvels.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC.
You will be surprised at Its cooling ana
preventative properties. California
yeed Co. agents.
The obstruction of public highway
at Waiakea is the cause of complaint
! by the Japanese fishermen OF That
place to Consul Saito.
Miss May Christian, the daughter OF
Manager Christian of the Hanamaun
plantation, is i'll with diphtheria at
| Lihue Her home has been quaran-
| tined.
Dr.. Sinclair read an interesting and
| instructive paper on Modern Methods
of Development at the meeting of the
Hawaiian Photographic Society last
night
Automobile parties should always
take along IA good supply of Primo
Beer. There is nothing else that is SO
refreshing after a long ride over a
dusty road
Blom's August Mark-Down sale Is
proving a great success. Don't miss IL
if you wish to experience the joy OF
obtaining choice goods at only about
BALI their real value
The Kaialoha Boat club will hold a
rehearsal for their musical comedy
this evening at the High School. All
persons taking part are requested to
be present at 1880 p. m.
Schuman Carriage Co. do carriage
repairing in prompt, efficient man
uer and their charges are very reason
able. If your carriage needs repairing
try them. Phone Main 205.
Captain J. c. Lorenzcn and Mrs.
I.orenzen returned from Mai, whera
they have been Wis tins relatives az!
friends Captain Lorenzen is looking
we'll and is ready for business.
w. McGerrow iiia c.e;ni.t OF The
Spreckels mill, came down on the
Claudine on business. He is fluent
Japanese speaker and has under him
number OF Japanese assistants.
Watch the papers. The Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel will give farewell
dance and reception to the Bulletin
girls. Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weather
red will announce the date.
Fred Tollefson, the son of Mr.. Toll
efson of Moanui, Molokai, was sue.
cessfully operated on for appendicitis
by Drs. Hodgin and Judd and is doing
well at Miss Johnson's sanatorium,
Kewalo street.
Preserve your kodak pictures and
souvenir postals by getting one OF the
handsome new albums just unpacked
at Honolulu Photo-Supply Co. Great
variety of sizes and kinds and sold at
the lowest prices.
Eben Low writes from Cheyenne,
where he has been attending the Cow
boy Carnival that he will bring back
with him the champion roper OF the
world and will match him against the
Hawaiian cowpunchers at a contest to
be held in Honolulu.
A regular meeting of the Hawaiian
chronological Society will be held at
| 7:30 this evening in the library OF the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry,
King street. 1t is expected that Pro-
lessor Froggatt of Australia will be
present and probably speak.
The Palm Cafe has new supply OF
Gunther's Chocolate Candies. They
arrived direct from the Chicago fac
tory in Theoretically sealed tin-lined
a, the candles are sol;. The Palm
guarantees thrm to be fresh as the day
they were made lily hoX.
The Rapid Transit Company have
had a gang of men at work for some
time excavating. the interior of the
car barn The cars will eventually
stand over an immense pit, thereby
making it easy to get at the below
floor machinery of any car without the
necessity of taking it to special pit.
| The steamer C..aaJine, Captain Be-.
DCtl, dlllScu LlllS lICIHlH5 llOll Ald
Waii and Maui ports with the follow
ing cargo of freight: 456 bars iron, IL
cords wood, IS barrels wine, 80 barrels
NJ. T. bottles, As pieces Koa, 80 sacks
-four, II sacks corn, 48 sacks potatoes,
102 hogs, Ga packages hides, 103 pack
ages sundries.
One of the best-known Hawaiians OF
the city, Harry Kaia, 80 years of age,
died yesterday at Puunui of dropsy.
In his younger days Kaia followed the
sea a good DEAL having made num-
Der of voyages to the Arctic and to
many ports on the Coast. The funeral
took place today at o'clock from the
Townsend Undertaking Parlors. Serv-
ices will also be held at the Kawaia-
hao church.
Daniel, part Hawaiian, and an en-
ployee of VIM. o. Barnhart, the ex-
press man, had fit directly in front
of the Palace saloon yesterday. He
was driving wagon at the time when
the fit overlook him, and he rolled out
of his seat to the ground. Immediate
ly afterwards the horse started off but
was fortunately checked by the pass
ers-by. The animal, however, could
not be controlled until he bumped VI