Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15

Bulletin Business Office Phone 256.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1856.
U. $. Marshal Il. r. Hendry return
ed from his official business In the
Kinau.
whitney & Marsh's embroidery sale
will be continued on Monday and
Tuesday.
silk hose special at whitney 4
Marsh's-plain white with Isle feet
at $l.25.
Rev. Y. Imamura of the Buddhist
Mission sailed by the Mauna Loa yes
terday for Maui.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co.. for
up-to-date repairs.
On the Kinau this morning j. W.
Lloyd and c. A. Bailey were among
incoming passengers.
Judge S. -. Dole and Mrs. Dole
returned from the big island on the
steamer Kinau today.
Mrs. J. Il. Anterior was an arrlv-
al on Kinau today. She was accom-
panied by Miss'K. Anterior.
DO not mix your toilet soap with
that of your guests. Use a liquid soap
dispenser. Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd
c. d. Walked is busy all the time
building yachts, launches, boats, ca.
Eoes and anything else that floats
King near Alapai.
Do you know how good a meal you
can get at the Alexander Young Cafe
at popular prices? II you don't know
you are missing tomcthing.
l.. Alloy, the Nuuanu street mer.
chant, Is selling fine batiste at Ave
cents a yard. Nothing like has over
been sold here for less than ten cents.
Supervisors Hustace, Dwight and
| Archer and County Engineer Gerc
5tarted this morning in an automobile
on a trip around the island to inspect
| the public roads.
Another week of after stock.taking
! bargains at Sachs. These sales have
| Eeen the biggest of the year and
should not be missed by anyone with
! the money.saving instinct.
Christian Church-A. c. McKeever,
pastor. 9:i5 Bible school; $50, Y. p.
, S. c. f.. subject, "Ministering TO the
Poor; II a. m. and 1880 p. m, SER
mons by Rev. o. A. Hushaw. Rev
liushaw has just arrived from Cali.
! lornia. He will take up mission work
/ here undcr the auspices of the Chris.
| dian church.
The committee having in charge the
entertainment and grand ball to be
given by the Red Men Of Honolulu on
next Saturday night Washington's
| Birthday, have been very fortunate in
! Cnlisting the services of Mrs. Mackall
! who viii take part in the musical part
| Of the program. Ernest Kaai will have
charge of the dance music and a good
time Is assured to all who have re.
ceived invitations and will attend.
Within the past month the Gov
crnor has received from the State OF
I Oregon alone over so requests for in
/ formation as to opportunities in Ha-
wall for persons who wish to come
here to engage in farming, business,
etc. This is looked upon as the
fruits of the trip of the Bulletin
girls, which seems to he turning out
to be the best advertising of Hawaii
that has ever been done.
Henry Smith, trustee under the will
of Charles Titcomb, has presented his
annual accounts, showing receipts OF
1 $l2i7,l7 and payments Of S139l.74,
making an oyerpaymcnt of Sl4i.57 to
next account. A $1,000 bond of tho
o. r. & L. Co. was bought the past
year and the inventory shows the CG,
tate to be valued at $4,000. The amount
Of $l0IGGG was transferred to the per
sonal accounts of six children, heirs
of the late Lui Titcomb, deyisee under
the will.
WHEN THE KINAU, Capt Clarke
of the Inter Island Staem Navigation
! Co., arrived this morning, she had on
her passenger list some of the most
prominent people of Honolulu. AmOaH
| 'H'h N''N '"Hs'' ga" HlIo' ''"'i"h -
Dole Of the United States District
Court, Marshal Hendry ana Judge and
Mrs. j. G, Wooley, who have been
visiting on the island of Hawaii. Purs
er Phillips reported that on account Of
rain, the shipping and unloading o
freight on Saturday and Monday wa
utterly impracticable. The Mexican
left for Salina Cruz on Thursday af
ternOon while the Andrews arrive,
ON that day. The Catherine saIlct
last Wednesday for the Mainland
carrying sugar, bananas and . othc
products. The trip up and down wa