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@citcrn MnrnInnh Giicnhnhn.

9cginucuo q. Gcplbr. perIdbi 9tueuse Cation.
SGnltdl.
40 WtorgcnS - S6neltpuft. Sagetsiplpil, 81.
mo u. 1O, gSunnesbOro. GbaHbcrSburg mo
aus8elonlme1 Sonrtag, Sarcod ltrO Gumbers
30 .g'a0m. Accommodation rad Union.
&rtooe.
*I15 Nabn. - G6ncusgrpreB, Saiptlinie.
@d9er5tnlun 6nncod, G6ippenSburg uno aus
aellolnllcil GonntdG 6reoerid mo @ntmitss
blrg lRurlOrsgSaQQnH).
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100 9torgens -Ouri, y. NM s.. Sio., Uno Gar
$50 @1oracn5-glfo nab 9bnrmont.
So &turQcHs -lGCitcrH Grpref. gSeltminTtcr,
2'ruceotlle O5reocrid). Gnlinitsbure, Shut
mont, @dOnc3hnru, GbamhCrsburg, Suqer5z
iolnrL, @nncnd, Cumberland, Glfins (guiiets
GbieroQttoua 9&u9Got).
2.3Q Nndut. -0duptliHic, bfiIt6 bon Gmorns
Wrooe, tcrler DOri. Saitooer, SetfOSbure uHo
z. Hno s. Sib.
5.30 @d6nt.-gIfom. Hab Sanober.
GIG N~beH0S-NltOm. nab ltutous9rih0e.
Yur SnmitanS.
1l.3O AbcHos-gltiom. ndb uutpEsBrtoee.
Hnr Sunntngs.
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&unooer.
salt riht OF TenHTbIpanta.G be = etation.
". HnbcrttDn, j, NJ. Suipea,
%lcesStal. H. Sel,'MtaaGer. Sen. - .sISt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

,Teutihe Sparbanf non 9altimprr," Sutaps
mo Ruitim0reaS tra5e.
,St Sdmes SpnrbGni," BalttmoresStruBe uho
Observation-Disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

plumbing, 6llrnale8, Range8 uno
Ceien, 2oh0ctfen 1ln0 &trnen.
Qrunctt 9rus, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
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Erl1it Gnmnnnnien-

,Wlar0muo Srult Co." gtor0iueits@de goIberts
NM t8crmau.StrGBe. @rier 8eri6, 8rdii'
bent; g. z. zimmerman, Getretar; Carroll
Ban gieB. S@abuct't5r.
,galtimnrc Irur 4 e5aaraatee g." EQUITABLE
Edll0tCG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

Murmor. un0 8canItsMerte.
2. Sitqdrtucr & sBbus. ia. .7Is &eits&all-
mOresStrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

rsit 3urn SsbranG in Der GonSea' rIb Ut
Rctai!S tniion un 1000 aebnbS.
ItrsEnaaons, 5osiferateu etc. peroer f4neu be
tJrgt per selssaup in nlLen toIeenben Billet.
9lrc1II: @bqrIeS un5 Bnltirnore~Strate g.
g.. ct. 1iuI 1924, ooeI Wo., G1nrtIanh 1901;
MI. 5tobnI.Gtatspn, 6. s g., Nt. 8ernon s125;
9Gin6eu's tation Snfornati lnssBtireaits g: q ,.
81. Saul $40, ODER Wo., GoIrtlan6 2723: nm
yr. b26, GiosRroahfpnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

3eitIngen, 3ettI6rtden etc.
,1be guHimnre geus 3d." 9Gnto Ibercrom
bic, @etnditstibrer, 3JS AelsScrnnHzStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

EGHe snr Geiie in's InsIano be.
iorst 6. &ainr, CIR. Alb, Oit.galtt'
morcitrufc, nagc Gititom Sunie apc,
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Observation-Disclosures 8crGtbe un6
SGmereien.
Griffith & surncr TO, EOS 3otOsBaca gtrase.
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Baltimore 9arnpf &nfct 60.
Sg!Is aro 5uesrlafEss s%'aisatnie:
SarSter g@irotnia" lnenl, ,afabama,"

Sartpier u@irgtnia" lreul, uAGabamd,"
9ampfer fa6rer tdaIi8, gonnfaeS ausaenom.
men. bon ben ,9atz2iuie" s9ters, Gr. f0-tS,
9igbtsS trube, $50 Ibcno8, brett mad Oh
GToint G%prntort 3oriolf, &ortsrtoutb urb alien
qotnt Comfort nit Der e. & 8. Gifenbnbn".
gInh RiGnouo, @erbinoune in @ortsntout1 mtt
Dem oSeobonra slir 2tne" irIioem Bulge na9
hung nit Der r%9tIanttc COAT Zine" Rorfolf
nno ipe'tItd rno rCIo 9ominion Cine" nnn
NGlpberH, ,&df6ington, S'G., 8,hnono. @I.,
luh GepsYorf.
MiabI8citen nab eiropdif6em BIane. 2lrit.
ride aniitcn5tmrner. eIettrifbe 8%eIeuttina.
2onlp'bet6lna, duier fret. 1ieferbirte aaiiiteHs
thinner In ben @iuetsliirenlr Der Bah Cine"
9r. t07, 0it9aItt:noresGtrn Gr. 5O6-5Os.
SiqhtaStrnbe, 2. 81. 9. Sffice, 5iiopItsGde Der
Baltimore ulb GuIbertsStrabe; vGpnttnentuI
5ruNt gutIotn9" nno gIbaugb's gr. 1o9, GorO'
GbnrlcssSt
Subn u. GHefiuuuo, 6. @rpht n,
GtcesPrdi. II. Sen, sGinnaaer. Sen. sRaft. saecnt
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GarnlanS & Gcnnipluania 8abm.

80 Tprm., nah gorf, nus9, Sonninqs.
9.05 Sornt., nod Celia. nur Sonntdes.
$50 SoruI., nab 9elntr, 1leg. SonDines.
$50 Nndn., mad 8elnir. nIr gdHita9s.
1926 9ia6m,, nn6 Port. ausg. SotHiags.
4.05 9l1dni., mad 9elt1. MIR Sonrtaes.
sos Nnbni.. nndl geluir, 1uss. Soniitnas.
800 Mbe1os, mad SeItu, ausg, Sonntags.
fl. 90 glbenos, nab 9eltd. ilir Sonntaes.
9t6enos, nab 9elair. nlso, Sonntlgs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

9aunlaterialien, &6iiren, 6enitero
rabmer, 2a0en etc.
Games 3. Setter 4 81, 115 utO III SAs5re'
bertdaSiraEe.
Seu. 4. sloan g. gFn., Ala 2iebitr. s9Serfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01
Ser GssrnSsI. gtGiiSn uab Wafbinatou an
8nbe..tnoer 7.C1 &nrlt. bis 500 gbe1toS.
s5rl6ele aDflbrt ton oer Wat. Fonal'Statton.
Sirefts 0erbtnbuHg tn Der ts,let uHts1
ben gluten.

+C155,' 'G.gg5' +7.1o. TAB. 1855, *0.50, f10.50.
+11.53, st1,5b g'ornty +12:16. t12,53, t1.55.
+6.55,, $500 QimiteSl. 1880. *11.23 aten6s:
6erIGden GanloensS citation 1900, *6.15, 1920,
+2IOO, $500, +3.ob. 400, +4,30,. +fGc, 1920,
Born, '*i2.6O On. +t2.O2, %f2.25, +1.00, S1.O6,
70. 90, $500, 1895. f400, *4.30. 1000, 1906,
asdm. te,o9, Ell go 1900, 1890. oIs;ld
g5rm., T1.25, $50 ltnb $50 EnGm.
Saeerstpipu, git. GfohalsSt attun, f7,46 Born,
+3.h0 9lahm.: @aItoeusS !ntion, 1880, 1900
Rorur., 1900, t4.00 RnGm.
4ugal Slut 2tne
Endi HbilabeItAin Gnb Ret-Enrf.
Geuer Eerutinls an Der ut63todns iafte1
StruBe, glsfpag)orf. Bowen nob SoteIs, fkeG
tern urlh Geib1ftsbiftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

&upieri6nlieoe un0 8lumbcr8.
aahn oubsrt, 1914 IbaulessS traBe &. & g.
&sIepb0H: I8Ulfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

gigentbun8 4getltcn unO
sSdnol2r.
Elsrrr 6. SnBan g. giCshetp, 10 Sit.2eIinQton,
Strube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01
0ei6dftSs@ egwetier.
SGfcr., GunoitOr- nnS Sotcl'
&cOarfSarttfcl.

s6s Mpers & 0idS 80, 1O4 siO'8oWarO'st
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Srii9mie0 9ubebGr.
q. gtott qaBve &c.. 362 uno 364 RorO.@ap.
Strnbe.
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9le6pIatten, Metau etc.
9Unn, Gontlin & So. (iReorporirt), 10. 10,
Y1IoeritonsSirube
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Spar 9anten


,Eeutfhe spurbanf uou galttmors," Gutaips
mo I3uittmurcaS truSe.
,St. Sdmes SpnrDGnf," B1lttnoresStrube uho
4uitonpGouiesIGelius
IrlIit . Gompognien.
.Mar0mro EmIt Co." gtor0ueIt,@de guGberts
uuo 8CrmlnsStrGBe. @rier 9eri6, 8rdi'
bent: g. z. 8tnInlermaHH, Getretdr; gurrOu
Ban 9ieB. S@abmcl't5T.
,golttmnrc Irut 4 a5aaraatee g." EQUITABLE
BdllotrG.
N0Oofater.
aOotp6 Gut5crlct, Hcbt5aunult Tr. 10. 0ft.
2erlualonsStr0bc Is. 4 y. Rbo1e, Ct, QaGl
y. GashGrt ehimcr, Hcttson'uaIt. Union Gru't
gIilbinI, Baltimore. mo. Sctoe Telephone.
Qnrt n. u. SmUlB, l.G. .12q gulusYutlotng
NuitaUu6 1uip, Pei .2y4 GGipert Puil0tnq.
Il. ism. Grunnm, ~ Toco'G6drIessSlraBe.
Observation-Disclosures GcrGtbe un6
SGmereicn.
@rtfitu & Surnsr TO-, EOS g}orosTacasStraBe.
W'armor. un0 8-luits@erte.
2. Sltadrtuer 4 sbbns. ia. .7ls &eitsSult.-
moresStrabe.
plumbing, 3nrnaies, 8onses unO
Ceien, GQ60ctfen 1tn0 &tnnen.
grnnctt SrOs, 523 gorOs3gemoHt@Oenus
&upieri6nieoe un0 8lumberS.
a5hu ou6srt, t7t4 IbauessS traBe- 8. & q.
&eIepbon: &olie 1899.
6eucr @crIiherungen.
sem, 7. e0addfDrO & Co., IS uno II Gbnmber
,9iopal 1uinrante Gu. Of 2ipcrpuuI," Senrb NJ.
@urfleIo, Observation-Disclosures, 101-102 Gbuuls
Der pf Commerce @Htloina.
u@crmaHia TeucTOerNderqnaS : Scienihaft,"
baltimore u1o NoVt5- StraBe.
gtgentbum8 Igenten unO
sSdn0I2r.
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Gtrube.
Srii9mte0 9ubebGr.
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,GOnfOhOatsb aOaH g." / Rorb.@ab ID traBe.
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&nI. Suabe & Gny Bari Ibe. uno 5d1ettesStr.
Eaptcr uno Ropier.0 often.
Smith, 5tIuH 81, 105 ulo 1O7 Sanoocrsgtr.
9le6pIatter, Metau etc.
9Uon, Gontlin & So. (ineorporirt), 10. .19,
guloeritonsStruBe.
2ct6enbeItatter.
Snuoers & SRvne, 1908. 1910 Gantonsgluerue
&ul. G0uf, Nortbs nab @reetmountsglbenue.
Srie06ofe.
,euubpn gnrI GemetsrS." Office: 81 8efts
GurGto1asStrdbe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
DRUNKEN NESS
A CUREABLE DISEASE
Eminent Physicians and Scientific
Men Agree That it Should be
Treated % Such

Drunkenness Is q progressive dis
ease; the moderate drinker is not sat
isfied with two or three drinks day,
the craving for more and more be-
comes irresistible as the disease ad-
vances; the result is Chronic Alcohol
ism.
The treatment used successfully by
thousands right In their own homes is
Orrine. It is a scientific cure for
Drunkenness and has given such uni
versal satisfaction that II ID sold under
a positive guarantee to effect a cure
or your money will be refunded. This
guarantee is given In good faith and
Is carried out to the letter. Orrine Is
not a new remedy; It has been sold by
the leading druggists in every city for
years It has lifted tens OF thousands
from, the depths to worthy manhood
and has the heatry endorsement Of
grateful men and women In every state
In the Union.
Orirne No. | Is the secret remedy;
Orrlne No. 2. IL for those willing to
take the treatment. Either form costs
800. The guarantee is the same in
| either cNse. Write to The airline Co.,
Washington, ID. c., for free booklet on
Drunkenness, mailed In plain sealed
+, envelope. Orrine will be mailed sealed
on receipt OF price. Sold by leading
drnggusts and In this city by Honolulu
Drug Co., Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
Matter Of Soccer Field
Discussed At Big
Meeting

With Ave teaps represented, the
soccer league met last evening at
the Scottish. Thistle Club rooms. and
held an informal discussion, In the
matter of field on which the games
could be. held this season was the
principal matter OF interest which
came up. A good deal Of enthu-
siasm was shown, and the whole at
fair looked very encouraging for the
game this season.
Teams represented were the Dia-
mond Heads. Punahous, Male Ilimas
Rapid Transit men, and Y. M. c. A.
Doctor Il. II. Hand Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. stated that he had been out
to look over the Boys Field. and was
not prepared to state absolutely that
1t was the place at which to hold
the games. but asked that u commit
tee be appointed to look this field
over for the league. The Baseball
Park was suggested by another rep
resentative present, but the objec.
ton was raised that the ball trus.
tees would not permit this. II wal
suggested that they had formed theiI
conceptions of the destructive pow
ers of football on the turf from q
wild west chow held at the ball parL
and 1t was further suggested tina,
a committee might persuade the tru'
tees that football shoes are no nor,
destructive than baseball cleats. Il
was finally decided to appoint a con
mittee to put the matter before thu
baseball trustees In a proper light
The matter Of limitations on tn,
part OF the Rapid Transit men wa
brought DIP. They want to be sche,
uled for the first games right through
SO that they will be able to get I,
work on time. and It was unofiiciall,
stated last evening that this coul,
probably be done all right.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
until IL m. of Tuesday, October 20.
1908, for the construction of one
story frame Chapel for the Sisters
Home for Girls. at Kalihi, Honolulu,
Oahu, 7. II.
Plans and specifications and pro-
posal blanks are on file in the Office
Of the Superintendent of Public
Works.
The Superintendent of Public
Works reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
MARST0N CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department Of Public Works, lilo.
nolulu, October ., 1908. 4127-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
VIM. ]. WASSMAN
dies IN KONA

After a three weeks illness. VIM. J.
Wassman died at his home at Kama
liu, Kona. Hawaii, on Saturday night.
Oct. 3. He would have been 30 years
of age on Oct. Is. He leaves wife
ana five small children. He was a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Wassman,
one Of large family of brothers and
sisters.
Mr.. Wassman was a deacon Of the
Central Kona church, and had grown
to be man to be depended upon In
various helpful activities. The fun
oral took place at this church on
Sunday, and was very largely attend.
cd, He had recently helped to redec
crate the church building, and the
church shares In the bereavement
The burial was in the Episcopal CEN
atcry. The family have the sympathy
of the entire community in their great
loss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
Rollers Manager tt
Meet Him In
Frisco

Doctor Roller and Peter Baron,
who leave tomorrow on the Siberia
for the Coast, expect to be met at
San Francisco by Rollers manager.
Tom Carol, who will tell them what
his plans are for the future OF the
big athlete, and the three will get
together and mature the plans. This
is the last day on which the old train
er will be seen about the Healani
boat house, and on which DR.. Roller
will train in Hawaiian quarters.
His visit here has been product
i've of the results which he desired,
and has been great success In Its
own way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

Bulletin Business Office Phone 268,
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 1856.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
Big Events Planned
For HiI0 New Year
HONOLULU BALL TEAM ON The CARD

A baseball game to be held be-
tween the All-Hawaii team and an
aggregation from Honolulu is mem
toned as among the features which
are being planned for the New Years
races and sports at Hilo. The Hilo
Tribune has to say, in regard to this
race meet:
Crowds of visitors from all parts
OF Hawaii. as well as from the other
Islands, may be expected in Hilo for
the New Year holidays, the special
attraction being two days excel
lent sport at Hoolulu Park. Under
the skillful direction Of J. O'Rourke
and Philip Brughelli. the arrange
ments are well in hand for such q
gala week as Hilo has never before
witnessed.
The race program, which includes
seven events on Jan. LIST and ten
on Jan. I'd. is one that should pro-
vide some exciting contests. that
must quicken the pulses OF all lovers
OF good sport, ana the purses Of
fered are big enough to bring out a
lot of worthy contestants.
Interest will center on the first
day in the great race for the Mer-
chants Stakes of $3.50. For this
event five noted racers are named,
viz: Adm, Bruncr, Yolo Girl, Frolic.
and Bononica. The Hilo horses, will
have many hackers and an honest
contest will take place for the big
money.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
SpORT|VE SpLUR(ES

Handsome prizes are offered for
the two-ball foursome which is to
be held tomorrow at Moanalua by
the Honolulu Golf Club. Entries
close at 10 u. m. tomorrow on the
links. all members of the club be-
ing eligible to ompete. Two stems
In old copper and silver, with pew
ter inside, are offered for this play.
q q q
Training for the regatta this week
Is on In full blast. The regatta Is
to be held at the beach during the
visit of the Fleet here--whenever
that is to be, and the men who ex-
pect to enter are working out daily
with their canoes and surfboards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

The other races on New Years
Day embrace three for Hawaiian
bred animals, viz: one over the
half-mile distance, another over
three-q quarters and third for mile.
A half-mile japanese sweepstake, a
mile hurdle race, and a three
quarter-mile free for all are includ-
ed.
There will also be a relay race. a
wild horse race, bronco busting and
other contest to suit the horses that
may be at the track.
Other popular features of the first
days gala layout include football
and baseball matches. For the foot
ball match is to be arranged be-
tween an All Hawaii team and one
from Honolulu, and this IL sure to
arouse much interest. Two good
teams of baseballers will also be got
together to provide a spectacle for
lovers of the national game.
For Saturday. Jan. I'd. the pro-
gram is a long and varied one.
The mile race free to all, the
five-eighths mile free TO all, and the
three-quarter mile free to all are
the leading events, but the pony
races, the two japanese events, the
two Hawaiian races, and the cow
pony race should also prove strong
attractions.
Entries for all races may be made
up till Dec. s6th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
nEA'S Tennis ENTRIES
CLOSE next THURSDAY

Entries will close Thursday, Oct.
It, for the mems championship sin
giles matches. which will be played
Oct. II. The event Is
open to all players in the Territory.
The book is open at Il. o. Hall 4
Sons.
= = =
The Electrics are playing the Da-
vies team in another game Of base
ball at Aala Park this afternoon for
the commercial championship OF Ho-
nolulu. The bunch from Davies won
last time.
8 . =
Joe Leahy was victimizcd by a
pretended drowning person yester-
day, who beguiled the pugilist to a
plunge beneath the waves Of the Pa
cific.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives . eomplets summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
ECLIPSE LONG BOAT
DECLARED SEAWORTnY

United States Shipping Commits
sioner Almy received a letter recent
~ from Washington, In which 1t
was stated that II was found as q
result OF Investigation at San Fran
cisco that the long boat Of the foun-
dered ship Eclipse which arrived
with fourteen men at Hama on jan
uary 9th last. was not unseawor'
thy. Mr.. Almy is forwarding to
Washington substantiation Of origi-
nal charges OF unseaworthiness, In
the form Of afYidavits, from the sur
vivors and from w. o. Aiken, deputy
of customs at Kahului, to
the effect that the boat was absolute
ly unseaworthy, and practically fell
to pieces on arrival at Hama, after
having been held together by means
of canvas, ropes. and spunyarn.
On January II, 1908, the Eclipse,
bound from Newcastle for the Coast,
was In a sinking condition $50 mtaes
north OF these Islands. Captain Lar
sen ordered the men to take to the
booats. They got away In the Ions
boat and the captains gig, but short
ly after the gig capsized. and six
teen men we're crowded into the Ions
lboat. which shortly began to go Il
pieces. It was bound together II
some fashion, until. after 16 days
in the course OF which two OF thu
men died from exposure and lack o
proper food. the party arrived a
Hama. Here, the ribs OF the boa
were found absolutely so old tina
they would not hold nails.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
NEW AUTOMOBILE RATES

The Auto Livery will from this
date reduce all automobile work 20
per cent. passenger inside city
limits Punahou St., Wyllie St.. or
Kamehameha Schools, SO cents; cali
ing or shopping 50 per hour; contin.
uous driving IS per hour; - second
SO for third. Around island $40. T.
II. LEWIS. Proprietor. Tel. No. 6. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
The CORTLAND

Is IA private hotel In a quiet
II is newly furnished
throughout; its bedrooms have bell
service and are mosquito-proof. The
table and service will be especially
fine.
1t is not a large place; we'd rather
care well for few guests than in
differently for many.
The CORTLAND will be an ideal
home for married people. 1t will
be opened Thursday. October 18th.
Phone 934; p. o. Box 291.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10
g.; E.; g.. SPORT g = g.:
NELSON SAYS lEAIr
S CLEVER BOXER

= "Leahy is all right. He Is =
= very classy boy, and that's GER =
= tain. We did some very fast =
= boxing yesterday, and he show =
= ed up as wonderfully clever. :
! Yes, he is as good boxer as :
= Charlie Reilly" So said Young =
= Nelson this morning. not In :
= depreciation In any sense OF :
= Reilly, but In very great adj :
= miration for Leahy, with whom :
4 Nelson is sparring. I
= These men have moved their I
= training quarters to the Hea- :
= lani boat house, which both I
= think the ideal place of this I
= city for the purpose. They work Z
= out every afternoon at 3 o'clock. I
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
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