Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-27
clean City means health.

There is no finer delicacy than
chocolate made by Allegretti. +
To keep pleasant taste In the
mouth all the time, just chew Dentync
Gum.
J. +. Brown and family will leave
this afternoon on the Claudinc for
Lahaina.
Plenty of Tansan in town. Don't
worry any more, Ring up III and
place your order.
II. II. Trent was a passenger who
left on the Mauna Loa today. He will
be gone for some time.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lydgate and
three children returned to Kauai yes.
iorday on the steamer Mikahala.
| Charles Gay sailed today on the
steamer Mama Loa. He will land at
Lahaina, whence he proceeds to
Lanai.
II. ID. Wishard kamaaina of
Kauai, was returning passenger In
the Mikahala, which sailed at 8 %. m.
yesterday.
The very latest and best In the con.
| fCCtiOn line Is Blum's assorted choc.
ulates and marshmallOws. Don't fail
ITO try them.
The regular quarterly convention of
the Oahu Young Peoples Union will
be held in the Central Union church
tomorrow evening at half.past seven.
| Among the callers on Governor
Frcar yesterday were Mrs. T.. NJ. Mar.
ques and little girl, the latter one
of the Kona orphans, here on her way
to California.
For satisfaction in stove.wood, call
up IS, and the Union Pacific Transfer
Co. will deliver promptly a load of the
best Ohia or algaroba (Kiawe), dry
and seasoned
We offer to you the Star shirt. IT'S
the best negligee shirt in the market
one that will wear well and look
swell. You'll always be glad that you
have II. Sllya's Toggery.
The milk that keeps fresh and pure
till yon want 1t, that is richest In nat.
ural quality, butterfat, and cream, is
Alpine Milk (mswcetencD. II. Hack.
! field q Co., Ltd, distributors. Ask
your grocer for II.
The prohibition put upon the emf
grafton of japanese laborcrs from ia.
pan has not hurt the business Of the
Honolulu Japanese wholesalers, but
On the contrary, II has put them on n
| llrmer and better basis than ever.
Charles II. Atherton was elected
president of the Hawaiian Star News
paper Association yesterday and
George f. Henshall, who has been the
editor of the paper, vice president and
manager. The other officers are Il. a.
Berndt, treasurer; w. II. Hogs sec.
retary, and c, H. Atherton, auditor.
Two Hindus who came here In the
China to find work for themselves and
a hundred others who are now In Cal.
ifornia, viii return In the Mongolia.
They were satisfied with the wages
offered by the planters, but as trans.
portatiOn was not offered, and they
themselves will not be able to pay for
| II, their mission is considered fail.
ure.
Judge Dole yesterday morning ex.
cused THE Jurors for the United States
| District Court for the special Febru-
airy session, with the exception OF
those empaneled to hear the Hayashi
case. The excused jurors were thank,
ed by the judge for their services and
complimented for the manner In
which they had attended to the bust.
ness brought before them.
A report was filed yesterday by j.
i. Brown, commissioner in the parti,
ton suit brought by Annie A. Barton
and Helen a. Dunning against the Ha.
wailan Trust & Investment Co., deal,
ing with a block of Hotel street bus,
mess houses. The work of the com.
missioner was to divide equitably l..
G. Award 100, r. p. 647, one-fourth
to the defendant and three-fourths to
the plaintiffs. This award consists of
the property on Hotel street occupied
Il by the Fashion saloon Eva to the
| fruit store Eva Of tho Columbia sa,
loon and extending mauka 1876 feet
The division gives the fruit store and
Columbia to the defendants and the
Lutted office, Home Bakery, Globe
Clothing Store and Fashion to the
plaintiffs, The total value OF The
property Is estimated at Si4,Gll so, OF
monthly rental value of $40,