Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-29
LOCAL and GENERAL
The B ulletin is selling a school
scratch.pad Of 200 sheets for 5 cents
six for a quarter.


serves the finest meals In town.
II you are looking for any OF your
friends go to the Two Jacks" and
you'll find them.
lnterIsland and o. II. & j.. shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
Office, so each.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., FOL
Gp.to.date repairs.
The band will play for the free kin.
Idergartens and receiving rooms. at
Thomas Square tomorrow morning at
93O.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co., agents.
A peculiar accident happened on
Emma street yesterday afternoon,
when lady slipped on some mango
peelifgs and fell striking the back OF
her head on the pavement.
Merchants lunch, the best In town,
at Thurlow's Royal Annex.
Mrs. Kearns has fresh Jams, jellies
and mango chutney. A case Of liza.
waiian preserves makes nice pres.
ent. Give the order, and she will do
the rest.
Kula Hale, Hawaiian wahine, was
fined seven dollars and costs by Judge
Andrade this morning, for using Ian.
guage that fairly made the atmosphere
| frizzle.
Contractor Ouderkirk has the con.
struction work on the new AlaKea
street wharf shed well under way the
steel beams for the framework on the
sides Of the wharf being put In upright
position yesterday.
Fukuda and Motto Okano. a Japanese
mand woman had hearing before
| the United States Commissioner this
morning on the charge Of adultery. and
were bound over to appear before the
court at the October term.
The desk of Lloyd Conkling was GOV
cred with roses and carnations this
morning. the remembrance of friends
who knew that this is his birthday
Which birthday Lloyd modestly de.
clines to tell. but he hints that he Is
at least 81.
III u All NthNitl 'NIuldltN NO WI Nll-
day yesterday by giving dinner party
to number Of friends AZ the Waikiki
Inn. The affair was most enjoyable,
and after dinner Mr.. OSullivan amused
the guests by doing some wonderful
athletic feats.
The military ball which Is to come
off in Knights OF Pythias hall on Sat
urday night, Is attracting lot Of at.
tention from Army ana Navy men
The n. G. II. have charge of the affair,
and that fact Is Il gu'rantee of the
success of the undertaking.
Entries for the wan 80 handicap
! singles tournament of the Beretania
| Terms Club will close with the secre
tary Of the club, Ray B. Rietow, tomor.
row. The opening games OF the tour
nament will be played on the Bere-
tania courts next Monday, beginning
at 4:30.
Lloyd Chllds had a narrow escape
from serious in jury yesterday. He
| endeavOred To seize hold of rome at.
tached to Il pulley and in doing so
| slipped and fell. The rope became en-.
tangled about his wrist and throat and
| though he missed being seriously dam.
aged, he Is nursing a stiff neck and a
badly abraised forearm today
In the matter of l.. l.. McCandless VS..
T. f.. Lansing, w. X. Castle, trustees,
and James b. Castle, an action to quiet
title to is acres of land at Waiahole,
the jury, upon direction OF Judge De
Bolt, has returned verdict that the
plaintiff is the owner OF the land, sub.
ject to the dover right Of Kalua, now
held by the defendant, James b. Cas-.
| tie. Judgment to that effect has been
rendered.
S. T.. Pierce arrived from Honolulu
on Friday morning. April 23d, and will
occupy the position OF bookkeeper for
the Lihue store, taking the place OF c.
Maser. who is now principal OF the Ii.
hue German school. Mr.. Pierce Is
quite kamaaina OF these islands, hav.
ing first arrived in Honolulu twenty.
one years ago from Liverpool, his for
mer home. His father and mother
came before he did. and he came es.
peciaily to be near them. They are
living at Waipahu plantation now
Garden Island.
A number OF ladies' in this district
gathered at the Wilcox home, Kiloha.
ma, on Friday last, on the invitation of
Mrs. Albert s. Wilcox, to poi lunch.
con. intended as goodbye" to Mrs
II. p. Faye, of Kekaha, who has been
visiting In Lihue. The spacious dining
hall was decorated with exquisite taste
for the occasion, the color scheme be-
ing a skiilful blending of yellow and
lred. A most pleasing effect was pro.
duced by the artistic massing Of baby
suntlowers, nasturtiums and coreop.
sis, which fell In golden shower
from vase of rare design placed in
the center of the dining table The
guests were robed in gowns OF varied
colors and designs. which lent an add.
ed charm to the handsomely appointed
dining hall. After luncheon. a game
OF bridge was enjoyed on the broad
lanai till late in the afternoon. The
following ladies were invited: Mrs. II.
p. Faye, Mrs. J. II. Coney, Mrs. r. l..
Wilcox, Mrs. Gaylord p. Wilcox, Mrs.
J. Hogg, Mrs. A. ID. Hills, Mrs. S. W.
Wilcox. Mrs. j. NJ. Lydgate, Mrs. W.
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