Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-27

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Spscialty Co., Ltd, can fix your Cash
Register or Typewriter. Phone 143.'
John Watt. manager of the Olaa
plantation, and family are booked to
sail for the mainland on the Lurline.
On route to Scotland
On installments OF SO per month you
| can purchase White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co. Ltd.
| agents. 1865 Fort 81. Phone ASS
| No detail is overlooked by the Con.
solidated Soda Water Works Co. in
the manufacture of their high grade
soda water. Ring up II for case.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic
You will be surprised at It's cooling
and preventative properties. California
Feed CO.. agents.
Have you tried the candies at the
Alexander Young Cafe? Ask for But.
ter Cup or "Crystallized Corn"-ev.
erybody likes them.
Copies of the B ulletin's Fleet
Edition, wrapped ready for mailing,
can be procured at this Office for five
cents. Cost Of mailing. three cents.
There Is no pleasanter place for a
few days outing and rest than Hale
iva. 1t is cheerful, close to the sea,
and within view of the mountains.
The directors of the Kahuku planta.
ton have authorized the retirement OF
$4,000 of the outstanding 100000
bond issue. This Is to take place Oct.
ober |.
Sachs display Of new summer
goods Is attracting a good deal of Gus
tom. Some Of the prettiest aud new
est designs for the summer are to be
seen In their windows.
Mrs. Taylor has some very rare Ha.
waiian, Philippine. and South Sea
curios on exhibition. A great variety
of really fine curios at moderate
prices. Young building
Join the Harrison Mutual Associa.
ton now. You will never regret 1t,
If you do but you will certainly regret
not having done 30. See Mr.. Town.
send. Kapiolani building.
Robert Hind and ]. A. Mcclure, cat.
tlemen Of Hawaii, sailed on the Siberia
yesterday. each accompanied by his
family. The party will probably 60
through to the Eastern coast
Frank Lillis, the old.time hackman
who died some time ago, will be buried
tomorrow. The funeral will be held at
mis- mothers home at 729 King street
Relatives and friends are invited.
The people from the mainland drink
beer because II Is healthy and they
drink Rainier beer because II is the
best. AT all bars or by wholesale at
Rainier Bottling Works. Telephone
1881.
Failure Of the Hawaiian band to
play at the reception OF the Chinese
Consul was on account Of the Consul
being in mourning. The offer of the
band was made, but the Consul was
forced to decline.
Ii Ching Tu1, nephew OF Ii Hung
Chang and n multimillionaire of the
Flowery Kingdom, passed through
here on the Siberia yesterday. He is
going to the United States and Europe
to study trade progression.
After term in the Mission of Holy
Innocents, Lahaina, Miss Van Deerin
has been recalled to take duty again
at The Priory. She will take the place
OF Miss Tollan, who has resigned to
accept work in the public schools OF
the Territory.
Superintendent OF Public Works
Marston Campbell has appointed T.. n
Holmes, d. T.. Metzger and +. L. Rich,
ards committee to eXpend the 5000
Received from the sale of the old
buildings on the Federal site at Hilo
in the care and Identification of the
site. ..
Rev. Amos A. Ebersole, the new as.
! sistant pastor of Central Union
church, preached for the first time yes
terday morning. His text was one OF
the notices Of the church, from the
tenth chapter Of John, tenth verse:
81 come that they might have life, and
might have it abundantly."
Lieutenant Commander Caldwell
navigating officer OF the Milwaukee
was Admiral Dewey's chief aid on the
Olympia in the battle of Manila Bay
Lieutenant Commander Morgan, the
executive officer of the Milwaukee
was on the Raleigh In that battle Cap
tain Corwin p. Rees was executive Of
iicer OF the Olympia at the time.
A birthday surprise party was ten,
dered Thomas f. McTighe by w. T.
McTiglie last Monday evening. Pedro
was INDUCED In and q very enjoyable
evening spent. Those present. besides
the guest of honor, were Hon. John
A. Hughes, Hon. w. J. Robinson Capt.
Mrs. and Miss Thompson, Capt. and
Mrs. J. r. Parker, Mr., and Mrs. John
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy
. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Gehring, Miss
Payne, Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Biggs
both Of the U. S. S. Connecticut; Mr.