Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11


large or small.
Corset sale at A. Blom's this week.
II. c. Carter arrived In the Kinau
this forenoon.
The band will play at the Poultry
Show tonight.
7. s. Kay Of Hilo came down on
business in the Kinau.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Hayselden ar.
lived today in the Kinau.
W. A. Greenwich was returning
passenger in the Kinau today.
r. Ivers of w. q. Irwin a. Co. re.
turned this morning in the Kinau.
The lnter.Island steamers Klnau
ana Maui arrived this morning from
their respective ports.
The Fashion Saloon is serving the
same good lunch that IL always serves
between ~ and O'Clock
Deputy Insurance Commissioner
George smithies returned from his
business trip in the Kinau.
Mrs. George Gear. wife OF the late
Judge Gear, was among the passen
gers that arrived In the Kinau today
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic.
You will DO surprised at It's cooling
and proseryatiye properties. California
Feed Co, agents.
Whitney 4 Marsh viii offer their
entire stock Of shirt waits at greatly
reduced prices, beginning on Wednes
iay next.
The services at the Lcahl Home to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 will he In
charge OF c. j. Day. Those who will
assist in the singing or speaking are
requested to attend.
Rev D. so. Rev. 4. Anal. Rev c. H.
diu, Rev = 9. ShIng, Rev. c. p. Hong
mi Rev. r. G.. Chu} Cgmc down in the
liiuWu To be present nt thp conference
of the Methodist churches
The funeral Of the late Fred Wun.
daubcrg viii be held from Aawaiahao
church at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon Friends sending flowers are re.
Iuested to take them to the church.
The following sugar is reported
iwaiting shipment on Hawaii: olaa,
240O bags, Waiakea, 1900; Wainaku
5000; Hakalau, 1000; Hamakua, 1890;
Paauhau. $500; Honokaa, $500; Honu.
spo, $40.
Cut prices on Ladies Ribbed Vests
at Blom's.
The German steamer Tolosan, which
put into this port In distress, is still
listing badly. although a great deal
Of the cargo has been shifted. She
may dispose OF some OF the fruit she
has on board at this port.
Tourists and residents make no mis-
take when they call up 7l5 for an
auto for sightseeing or calling. j. A.
Mcleod IL a careful chauffer and the
Buick six cylinder is the easiest and
best going auto In the city.
The following cargo arrived In the
Kinau this morning: dog, 2 horses,
3 bundles skins, 8 bales ava, 4 boxes
chickens, 6 bales gobo. 10 barrels tai
low, IL bags spuds, &c bags taro, q
empty kegs. so cords wood, SO bundles
hides, SO barrels empty BOTTLES, 11S
packages sundries.
Judge De Bolt severed the bonds Of
matrimony between Mikao Uno and
her husband, Keizo Uno, the former
having libeled the latter for cruelty in
the form OF violent assault, also habit
ual drunkenness, gambling and fail
ure to support his wife for more than
one year preceding the date of com.
plaint. They were married in Japan
lyer sixteen years ago and have son
nving in that country.
II. Naouoalii Clark, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark of this city, leaves
In the Canadian Steamship Moana,
which Is due TO arrive today. He goes
10 accept q position in Australia which
has been offered him. Since his re-
turn from the States, young Clark has
been working al his trade of pyrog'
raphy on Fort street, opposite the
Catholic church. He expects to be
bsent from the Territory for about
Two years.