Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19

Col. J. w, Jones came down town to
sign some documents yesterday. He
said he felt much better and hoped tC
be all right again in two weeks.
Get up In the morning and drink a
battle of Tansan before breakfast
You will feel better for 1t all day and
have no moro medicinal bills to pay. Z"
The Kamucla postofice cases, in
which Moses Koki and Joshua Koki
are defendants, have been continued
until next term of the Federal court
The White Family Rotary dock ant
chain stitch is the best sewing ma.
chine in the world. Benny g. Co., Ltd,
agents, 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS.
In this age of specialists. one man
cannot know everything. IL your eyes
need attention take them to a com.
pctCnt. up.tO'datc oDtician. A. N.San
ford, Boston building.
Mary Ann Kaloaamaikai sues John
Kaloaamaikai for divorce on the
ground of extreme cruelty, praying
that she he awarded the custody OF
their FIVE minor children.
Hawaiian Tribe No |, Improved Or
der of Red Men, will meet at 1880 this
evening at the wigwam, X. of p. hall.
Business of Importance. The War
rior 5 degree will be conferred.
In the damage suit Of Jim All Hoy
VS.. J. II. Raymond and others, the
plaintiff has filed demurrer to the
join and several pleas IN bar. also 4
motion to strike out the plea In bar.
The Wiss scissors and shears are
the most serviceabe. The Wiss EN-
brOidery scissors, &c, and the Wiss
Button.hole scissors, adjustable to any
size, 75c, are the very best. Sachs
| Alpine milk Is the kind you want
for cooking purposes and for coffee,
tea, cocoa, etc, because II Is absolute.
ly pure, and rich In butterfat, pure
cream, and natural flavor. II. Hack.
field eco, Ltd, distributors.
Frank Lillis begs to acquaint his
patrons and friends that he is no
longer connected with the Union Hack
Stand. Leave orders for anyone of
! his two machines with the Territorial
Messenger Service, Phone 361, any
hour, day or night.
Pursor CLANCY of the steamer Mika.
hala reports the following sugar on
Kauai awaiting shipment: Waimca,
1000 bags; G. & r., GS2i; Max, 22,5i4,
McB., 39,l6i; Koloa, 5000: Lihuc, 30i5;
G. f., 1894; II. NJ, 10,3SO; Makec,
1l,O0O; X. S. Co., 2OO0.
Henry Waterhouse Co., Ltd, has
filed It's first annual account az guard.
ian. of NJ. X. Walaaulani minor,
showing receipts of $3.50 and payments
OF SliS. The estate consists of two
pieces of land at Waiahole, Oahu con.
| tanning respectively 55 and 3.O5 acres.
The $4,000 bond executed by G. W.
Chaplin and Elizabeth J. Chaplin, to
release attachment in w. c. Weedon's
damage suits against them, has been
ordered cancelled by Judge Robinson
under an agreement of counsel. A. Per.
ny for plaintiff and L. NJ. Watson for
defendant, In open court.
| Henry Warehouse Trust Co, Ltd,
guardian of the estate of w. II. and
Leonora Opfergelt, minors, has filed
its third annual account, showing re.
ceipts of $263O.55 and payments of
S2G3G,47. There are Investments in
notes amounting to $3.50. OF the re.
celpts $1,000 is principal collected, and
of the payments $3.50 reinvested.
What bids fair to be an enjoyable
time will be in the form of dance to
be given by the Kamohameha Alumni
Association next Saturday evening
the 2lst inst, at the X. of p. Hall As
music plays an important part In an
affair of this kind, Sam Nainoa's quln
tet has been engaged for the occasion
and good time Is promised those at
tending. Tickets can he had of any
of the members or at the door. The
proceeds are intended to help dCfray
Expenses Of the track team.
At the request of President Chu
Gem of the Chinese United Society
Rev. Edward w. Thwing wrote let
ter to Dr. WI Ting Fang, Chinese Am.
bassador at Washington, asking him
to use his influence towards eliminat.
Ing certain clauses Of the Chinese ex
clusion act. Among other things, Rev
Thwing asked that more Chinese lab
orers be admitted to Hawaii for plan
tation and agricultural work. He also
said that America should extend a
helping hand to China to come "On
ward and upward"
Manager Balientyne of the Rapid
Transit Co. is quoted as saying that
the company will not tear up It's track
on Queen street, even II such action
should be requested by the County
when 1t places its new wood pavement
on Queen street. Ballentyne says that
the Supervisors have no right to spend
any money experimenting with this
kind of pavement, and that they
should send some one to investigate
the results obtained with this kind OF
poyement in the South before they
lspend cent thereon,