Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-10
LOCAL and GENERAL

England Bakery.
Motion Pictures at the Hotel Baths
tonight at $3.50. Admission Csc.
For Write Goods and Ladies' White
Skirts attend Sachs sale next week.
Ask your dealer for bottle Of
"Old Watermill' pure stright whisky
Hawaiian enameled 1ewelry, SOU
venir spoons, ETC., at Hills P. o. SOU
venir store.
Alameda dances will be postponed
until the winter season sets in. Royal
Hawaiian Hotel.
Don't forget to engage your table
at the Seaside on Sunday-otherwise
you will have to wait.
Captain T.. X. Clarke of the Inter
Island Steamship Company was among
the arrivals in the Kinau this morning
Judge Alex Lindsay returned in the
kinau this morning. He is looking
well and is glad to be in town once
more.
The World Today for August con-
tains an article on the Congressional
tour through Hawaii by Alexander
Hume Ford.
A. N. Campbell of the Henry Water
house Trust Company accompanied by
Mrs. Campbell returned in the Kinau
this morning.
When the weather is hot ARABIC
will cool your iron roof. When the
weather is wet ARABIC" will prevent
rust. California Feed Co.. agents.
A. M. Brown and Christ Holt re-
turned from their ranch business at
Molokai. They report everything in
satisfactory condition.
Blom's August Mark-Down sale ia
proving great success. Don't miss it
If you wish to experience the joy OF
obtaining choice goods at only about
bali their real value.
Charles Sorenson, who for the past
six months has been the local agent
of the Sailors Union, will resign
shortly He intends to go to San
Diego to so into business
Admiral Beckley said this morning
that the Kinau called in at Kamakakal
to pick up the McCorriston wedding
party, and the delay in the arrival Of
the flagship was due to this cause.
Light weight double breasted suits
made by Alfred Benjamine & Co. are
ready to try on at The Kash Co., Ltd.
They are in handsome materials, fine
ly tailored and guaranteed all wool.
Watch the papers. The Royal ha-
waiian Hotel will give a farewell
lance and reception TO the Bulletin
girls. Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weather
red will announce the date. .
The final accounts of A. G. Hodgins,
Of the estate of Nora
Heating Hodgins, were approved by
Judge De Bolt this morning and the
discharged.
The Kaai quintet has prepared a
special program for the concert at
he Seaside tomorrow afternoon and
evening owing to the dinner to be
given to the Longworths' and the
Maui polo team.
Federal Inspectors of Hulls and
Boilers Captain o. F. Bolles and John
X. Bulger were among the arrivals in
the Kinau from the other Island. They
reported that the vessels inspected
were found all right.
DR.. M. G. Baker, U. S. N, and engi-
neer Bradt were the outgoing passen-
gers on the Iroquois this afternoon
DR.. Baker goes to Midway to replace
DR.. Campbell, whose term is up.
Bradt goes there as engineer for the
cable company. s.
The Catholic Church Of the Sacred
Heart, Margnesville tDunchon) in
charge of Rev. Father Clement. To-
morrow, August II, II a. M, high
mass, sermon, collection, Sunday
School. Rosary in Portuguese. p.
M, Rosary, Catechism.
Samuel P. Woods of Kohala has had
much success with pineaDples at his
place about two miles from Mahukona.
He has been offered $27.50 ton for
the fruit by the Hilo Fruit Co., but he
may not accept this, as there is pos
sibility that a cannery may be built
in the vicinity.
The steamer -Kinau, Captain Free
man, locked at the kinau wharf at
il o'clock this morning with the fol-
lowing cargo of freight from the big
Island: Two horses, seven bags ava,
eight crates chickens, nine hogs, eight
zen bags cabbage, twenty-seven M. T.
kegs, 238 sheep, 253 packages sundries.
Sailor Morch, a quite notorious den
zen Of Iwilei, appeared in the police
court this morning charged with as
ault and battery on one William GAR
ia Morcn himself sported a pretty
Dad eye This case, as well as all the
,ther cases on the calendar, except one
Trunk, was continued until next week.
Barney Joy went into the batter's
,ox for Quick In the last round and
vas given rousing reception and
vas asked to hit it out of the lot. The.
zig kanaka took a hard enough swing
It the ball and drove one at Wright |
ike shot, but the sorrel-topped one
made a clever stop and nailed Barney
1t first.
Personal letters have been received
,ere stating that Adjutant General
Bell had been heard to say that full \