Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-28
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Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.
W. o. Smith sailed on the Kinau to-
day.
Matinee at the Orpheum every
Wednesday and Saturday.
A sure cure for the grippe--a ride
In Quinn's auto. Phone 29O.
u. X. KahauleiO returned to his
home at Lahaina on the steamer III
nau.
The Fashion Saloon is now serving
IN excellent dinner between and 9
o'clock.
Mrs. J. f. Brown will leave for Mo.
lokai this afternoon on the steamer
Iwalani.
Captain J. F. Carter, L. S. ~. is
booked to leave in the lwalani this
afternoon.
The schuman Carriage Co. has
moved to Merchant street, Waikiki
Fort street.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co., for
up.to-date repairs.
Marshal Hendry was a passenger
in the Kinau this morning. He went
to Hawaii on business.
United States District Attorney
Breckons has gone to Pearl City to-
day with Captain Otwell.
Mrs. c. +. Peterson and three chill
dren left in the Matson liner Hilonian
FOR San Francisco this morning.
Hoffman, Chop House open all the
time on Hotel street, near Nuusnu
Excellent meals at lowest prices.
President Pinkham of the Board
of Health has not been at his office
since last Friday, being confined to
his room by illness.
A discontinuance of the assumpsit
suit of Frank l.. jerks against the
Bulletin Publishing Company, Ltd,
vas filed in the Circuit Court this
morning.
The Alameda moved around to the
railway dock yesterday afternoon, ard
took on quantity of freight. The
tug Intrepid shifted her back to the
Bishop wharf against this morning.
Anything made in the Heinz way IS
| bound to be delicious. We have n
fresh shipment of Sweet Midgets,
sweet Gherkins, and Olives in bulk.
| Ask your grocer. II. Hachlcld & Co.,
Ltd.
| fyou knew all that we know about
how Hart, Schaincr q Marx clothes
are made, you wouldn't have any other
Find. Everything about them is guar.
nntced 10 be right. Silya's Toggery,
| agents
| Jack McVeigh, superintendent of
the leper settlement. is in town. hay-
ing arrived last Sunday. Great dis
appointment. he says, will be felt at
the settlement at the detection Of
Wallach.
The Kilohana Art League would
| consider it n great favor II people
would refrain from having any enter,
tainments on the nights OF February
nth and Goth which will interfere
with their shows at the Opera House
on those evenings.
Superintendent of Public Works
Mayston Campbell and Superintendent
Of Water Works j. NJ. Little ave Civ
ing hard study these days TO the Raj.
muki reservoir question. The need OF
the Improvement is recognized, but
there Is no money appropriated for II,
| Dean Pope OF the College of Ha.
@Gii states that he has received the
names q! nineteen people who are in
terested in the short course in agIi'
culture which II is intended TO inau'
gurate the early part Of next month
there will be course OF evening lee
lures.
Kaloa Kalani has brought divorce
suit against NJ. Kalani on the grounds
of his dcsertiCn of her for ten years
and failure to provide support. They
were married in 1887 by a Mormon
elder at LRiewai. The husband
promptly answers, denying everything
alleged but the marriage ana consent
Ing to an immediate hearing.
The Grand Jury will meet tomor-
row 10 consider a number of COM
mitments from the District Court
The cases to be Investigated, and
which will probably result in indict'
ments being returned, are: All Sal
charged with assault and battery
An Kwong, burglary; and Wakamo'
to, embeZZlement, None OF these