Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-01

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Mrs J. X. Nahale and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Nahale of Kona were arrivals In
the Mauna Loa yesterday.
Capt. J. +. Carter Of the U. S. tug
boat Iroquols was a passenger on the
Mauna Loa yesterday morning.
See what NJ. Il. Silva OF the Ho-
nolulu Undertaking Co. has to say
in regard to embalming in this issue.
Miss Powers has the latest in
millinery and hair novelties. Milli-
merry parlors, Boston building, Fort
street.
The best ohia stove-wood, dry and
well-seasoned, can be had by calling
up the Union-Pacific Transfer Co.,
phone So.
Don't miss the bargains in popu-
lar bound books at Hawaiian News
Co next week. Big assortment at
rs cents each.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC "
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preventative properties. California
reed Co., agents.
There's n new shipment in of fresh
crisp National Biscuit Co. goods at
j. NJ. Levy's. the family grocer,
King street; phone rs.
Valenciennes laces OF good quality
and brought in on the last trip OF
the Alameda, are being sold at Yee
Chan & Co. at 8 cents per yard.
A French journal says that Fa-
Their Conrady, once located In the
Molokai settlement, is headed this
way again. He is now in Chicago.
The White Family Rotary Cock and
chain stitch) is the best sewing ma.
chine In the world. Benny q Co., Ltd,
agents. 1866, Fort street. Phone 4ss. .
You can have no better companion
for an evening alone than an L'Toro
cigar. 1t has a pleasant, mellow fla
vor. and leaves no after-taste. Ask
your dealer.
A Japanese woman jumped of q
moving trolley car last night with a
child In her arms. She was rendered
unconscious but fortunately the child
is not seriously injured.
Judge Lindsay yesterday, after a
lengthy hearing, granted the petition
of F. F. Calasopa for the annullment
OF his marriage to Nancy Calasopa,
sometimes called I.awaina.
Get reaHv 'Or the University Club
bali by getting yvultelf one CT our
swell Stein-Bloch dress suits or Tux
edos, Everything you need at NJ.
Mclnerny, Ltd. Fort street.
A confession Of the plea In bar has
been filed on behalf of Marie X. Hum.
phreys and Emmeline NJ. Magoon, two
defendants in the new Along case. j.
| Alfred Magoon is their attorney.
There's n no-proft sale that will
begin Saturday morning, Feb. LIST, ut
Blom's. Ladies' waists, skirts,
gloves, belts. cravenette rain-coats,
and children's coats, all sold at tre-
mendous reduction.
Philomena Seabury Perelra. execu.
trix of the will OF Manoel Silveira
Pereira. has petitioned for approval o.
accounts and discharge. Her final ac'
count shows receipts of sl226 and
payments OF $499.65
A request for further argument has
been made by the Supreme Court In
the cause of Father Valentine and Ha-
waiian Trust Co., executors and trus'
tees under the will Of John Ena,
against Maria X. Ena.
| A rehearsal of the entire program
for next Thursday evening was held
last evening by the Symphony Society
orchestra at the Kilohana Art League
rooms. On Tuesday evening next, q
final rehearsal will be held.
The wine that is being produced
in Kaupakulua, Maui, Is an excep'
tionally tasty and well-havored
wine. II is the pure grape wine and
Is like the real old homemade ar
ticle. See the ad. In this issue.
No Profit Sale! The great attrac
ton that begins at A. Bloms Satur
day morning, February 1st Shirt
waists, cravenette coats, children'i
coats. ladies' skirts. gloves. belts. col
lars, etc, will be sold at and below
actual cost.
The Fox Visible Typewriting Ma
chine has the call on all other makes
for many reasons. II has an inter-
| Changeable carriage which permits