Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-11
symphony rehearsal tonight. 2"

Symphony rehearsal tonight a.
AL Thurlow for lunch or dinner,
Judge Matthewman OF Kona came
down this morning In the Mauna toa.
If you are looking for any Of your
friends go to the Two Jacks" and
youll find them.
Ride in the swell Studebaker driven
by the expert chauffeur, M. T. Lutx.
Phone 1871. Royal Hawaiian Garage,
Have your typewriters and machinAs
repaired at Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd,
Fort and Merchant streets. Tsle.
phone 16. .ttV st4 -
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at It's cobfink
and and, p re- .s properties ca'iforn!a
The Ltirline brought more than 5000
tons OF miscellaneous freight, as well
as 1S9 Lags of mail. There we're forty
calm IT ssenge"s on board
Refs & Quinn are now located at
the Young Hotel Auto Stsnd-.Phone
19e-Short runs Soc and $l.0C-By
the hour $5.00-Special rates for
shopping and calling.
japanese Consul General 8. Uyeno
and Eleve Consul Abe visited the
High school yesterday. They were
courteously received > and shown
around the class rooms.
Exquisite china, from the worlds
centers, personally selected for the
Christmas trade may be found at w.
w. Dimohd & Co.'S store on King st.
No prettier present can be made. .,
Santa Claus, accompanied by ten
pretty little girls, some dressed as
fairies, will be driven round Honolulu
tomorrow afternoon and will arrive at
Kerr's store. Alakea street, at 4.
o'clock.
Every Christmas delicacy that one
could POSSIBLY make use of is made by
Heinz in the superior Heinz way. Ask
your grocer for Heinz mince meat
apple butter, tomato soup and catsup.
dill and sweet pickles. etc.
Nothing nicer to send your friends
for New Years than o crate Of selected
pineapples or bunch or choice bana.
has. BY leaving your order with the
Island Fruit Co.. ~ King street, same
will have careful attention, and the
fruit arrive in plenty Of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln Lip.
petit of Providence, r. l., arrived here
this morning on the Lurine for an ex.
tended visit. Mr.. Lippett. who is one
Of the chief stockholders In the great
Woonsocket Mills, is travelling for his
health. .....
The San Diego Weekly Union has
Just finished a voting contest, the main
rrize Of which was a trip to Hawaii.
The twJ winners Of this prize are Miss
Florence McIntire and Miss Catherine
Wood. II is not stated when the young
ladies embark on their journey,
The improvements to the Haleiwa
hotel have been made, Manager Bid.
good has returned from the other Is
lands. a new license has been granted
the company to sell liquor at all hours
and the 'Tansan tournament fakes
place next Sunday, which means that
Haleiwa win be the center Of attrac.
ton, for sportsmen and others.
Mr.. Haslett. night Waterman , at
olaa Mill, died very suddenly on Sat.
,irday last. He had been In his usual
health. and had been particularly &C.
tive during Saturday. but at a late
hour at night he suddenly collapsed
and expired. 1t is supposed that heart
failure was the cause of death. The
interment took place Monday.-Trlb
une. .
Preparations for the Hilo Burns
Clubs dinner on 23rd of January next,
in celebration Of the, anniversary OF
the poets birth, are making satisfac.
tory progress. Mr.. Lindsay, secre.
tary, is compiling the toast list. ana
fixing the various speakers. A meet.
ing of the Club is to be held on Sat.
nrday evening next, to complete the
arrangements,
Thurlow's Royal Annex for meals.
Through the activity Of Lloyd Childs
the loc1l Pineapple growers have. re-.
ceiVed an offer to admit tnem to mem.
bership in the Southern California
Fruit Growers Exchange, and +. G 4
Storey, the exchange pres',ienr. has Il.
Tered to come here and o,sani se tie
Hawaiian planters as branch OF The
txcha ne. 1t is believed that great
tenefl's would be derived by accept.
ing the Eroposition as tl,h nrpanI.a.