Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-30
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Commercial Ratings. Mere. Refer
ence Agcy., 80 Young Bldg. Phone
1873.
Oysters any style at Royal Annex.
lnter.lsland and .; X. a l.. shipping
books for sale at the Bullet n
Office. so each.
On installments OF SO per month you
can purchase u White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co.. Ltd,
agents. 1866 Fort st. Phone iSS
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Brown left
on the Manchuria for six months
tour of China, Japan and the Philip,
pines.
Robert COllius. who came here In 1891
Gied at Waikiki last evening at the
age of seventy.two. He left Il widow
and two sons.
Thomas T. Can. wealthy man from
Chicago. arrived ON the Manchuria yes
terday ana will be In Honolulu fo'
some time. Mrs. Gaif accompanies
her husband.
ID. Howard Hitchcock lectured at tho
Kilohana Art League this morning n
10 O'Clock. taking for his subject Art
A special invitation Is extended to all
teachers and art students.
The annual meeting of the Historic
al Society was held at the University
Club last evening. Chief Justice Hart.
well was elected president, and the
other officers We're chosen.
Mrs. George Page expects to leav.
Saturday for Honolulu. She will be
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cox of
Philadelphia, who are here spending a
few days en- rOute.-Chronlcle.
The date Of the marriage of Miss
Mabel Toy and Francis w Lucas has
been set for some time In March. 4
honey moon trip to Japan will In all
probability follOws.-Chronicle
Bishop Smith, who arrived on the
Manchurla, will preach the Sunday
morning sermon at the Methodist
church. DR.. Jones, the new pastor
will be nthe pulpit In the evening.
Your favorite drink at RoyalAnnex
w h'" N""R''is NNttl anu mus
onry buildings are soon 10 be erected
In this city, one being the new the
alter on the ground now occupied by
the Empire, and the other also n the
alter building on Fort street next Il
Silya's undertaking parlors.
+. l., Goes, high official OF the Penn
sylyania Central Railway System, ar
rived on the Manchuria yesterday
Mrs. Goes, who accompanies her hus
band, is the daughter of the president
of the company. They are lie.oycI
passengers and will be In Honolulu foi
several weeks.
Notification was received by Govern
| or Frear yesterday that Secretary
Mott.Smith has been designated as
special distributing agent to assist the
Treasurer Of the United States'iu dis
bursting the $4,000 that Is allowed by
the United States government for the
expenses OF the Legislature.
George =. Denison will leave the &C
tive superintendency of the Oahu Rail
way TO assume the same position with
the Hawaiian Dredging Company Al
Pearl Harbor. He will not sever his
connections entirely with the former
Fred G. Smith takes his place as sup
orIntendent Of the railway system,
Central Union Church. Bible Schoo
at $50; Clifton H. Tracy, superinten
dent; classes for all ages in the study
Of the International lesson. Mems
League Bible Glass at 10 o'clock, under
the direction OF the Assistant Minister
subject "The Beginning of Jesus Min
istry--The First Disciples-Thc FRS
Miracle-A Popular Uprising" Morn
ing worship at II; sermon by the As
sistant Minister, The Gospel for To
day; anthem by the chorus choir, Mr.
Stanley Livingston director "Bonun
est confteri," (Shcpperd); Christian
Endeavor at $50; subject Heroes o
Missions in India; leader, Mr.. Jas A
Rath. Evening Worship at 1880; ser
man by the Assistant Minister-"Th,
| Symmetrical Life" usthdm by tn
chorus choir, God rs'L6Ne," CShelleyl