Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
LOCAL and GENERAL
DzF- Let Bulletin Want Ad. get
busy for you. 1t will save lot Of
sussing.
A clean City means health.
1. La. IN, 80, Gtlrntdn Afhla

inc steamer Han yesterday.
Nicely furnished rooms at 1857
Union street. See ad, this issue.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; soc. a package. Try them
Admiral Very made his farewell
call on Governor Frear this morning,
Honk! Honk! Call I'LL, J. A. Nc
Leod, for the pleasantest auto ride.
The lIilonian brought anchors for
the Inter.Island Steam Navigation
Co.
Il. c. Knudsen of Kauai was an ar.
rival in the steamer w. G. Hall from
Kauai yesterday.
j. f. Brown and family came back
from Molokai. having arrived in the
lwalani yesterday.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co.. for
up.to.date repairs.
II. d. Baldwin Of Kauai was among
the passengers who came down on
the steamer Hall.
The Seaside cottages are delightful
IN the summer time. Engage a cot
tage now for the season.
l.. Alloy, Nuuanu below Hotel street,
has a new line of belts which he is
selling at very low prices.
Try the beer at tho Hoffman. EN.
cry glass Just ss cold as 1t should be
and as snappy AZ can be desired.
The prettiest hats of the Easter sea.
son were bought at the millinery par.
lors of Miss Power, Boston building.
Blom is selling this week fine line
l.,C oil 10
at big discounts. 1-3 OFF on nearly
everything.
Secretary Mott.Smith stated this
morning that work on the Fleet Com
mite would he begun just as soon as
the Governor had left.
If your cash register does not work
Just right, take it to the expert at
the Hawaiian Office Speciality Co.,
Ltd; Phone 143.
George Lishman has been appointed
mounted police officer to Ill vac
| ancy which has existed for several
months. He will begin his new duties
at the end of the month.
Detective Joe Leal made n raid on
a Chinese gambling house at KaneOhC
yesterday, arresting ten players. They
| all forfeited their bail of $40 each in
the Police Court this morning.
Now that Lent is over everyone Is
anxious to have some of the best &c
eat after fasting for so long period
The Royal Annex will give you al
you want and of the best for the low
est prices.
August Sheldon pleaded guilty t.
burglary in the second degree thi'
morning and was sentenced to three
months at hard labor. Sheldon is {
young chap, and it was his first OF
fcnso-consequently the light sen
tencc.
Among the island people who arr
booked to leave on the Mongolia 70
the Orient are w. II. Heen and wife
Mrs. G. G. Seong of Lahaina and child
Geo. Ii Brown, Ii Cheung, eX.secre
tary of the Chinese Consulate, anC
family, and Mrs. NJ. c. Aldrich.
Manager Ballentyne of the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit & Land Co., i
said to be preparing to put in eXtri
cars on the waterfront when the flee
arrives here in July. This will b.
| carried out for the convenience o
the naval as well as the Honolulu PEG
pie.
The will of Paul Lempke was thii
morning admitted to probate in Judg
| Lindsay's court, and Agnes Lempk,
was appointed executriX without bond
| J.. H. Schnack, j. MarcallinO. and w
l.. Howard, three disinterested per
\ sons, were appointed appraisers with
out compensation.
Chas. Grunstreum, Swede wht
was charged with interfering with Of
ficer Peter while he was making al
arrest, was discharged by Judge An
drade this morning. The cases of Ka
miki Aukai, John Furst and NJ. An
derson, all charged with assault an,
battery, were continued.
During the whole of last week tn,
volcano continued to be very active
being more so on each succeeding
night. The whole floor was a mas
of fire and within two hundred fee
fro mthe top. On Saturday night tn
fountain of fire shot up level with tn
brink and visitors found 1t hard +
leave the spot and return to the Vol
cano House.-IIawaii Herald.
The Hilo lodge of Elks held the!
annual installation last evening whel
the following became officers for tn
ensuing year: Exalted Ruler c.
Parsons; Esteemed Leading Knigh
]. d. Easton; Esteemed Loyal Knigh
F. E. Hime; (absent, but to be install
ed later Esteemed Lecturing Knigh
II. II. Moorhead; Secretary, d.
Henry Hayes; Treasurer, j. ID. Ker
nedy; Tyler, Carl Wichert; Trustee
J. T. Moir, (re-elected). The al
pointive Offices will be announced b
the new Exalted Ruler later.
A dozen prisoners have, been worl
ing on the new park lot, the old ia
site, removing old tree trunks, stones
bottles, tin cans and other rubbish
also levellng 1t o so as to make goo
playground for children living In tn
neighborhood. All that 1t now need
is a light fence around it, similar I
the one at Mooheau Park, and thi
has been DrOmlsed by SuDeryisC