Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-04
LOCAL and GENERAL
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books for sale at the Bulletin
Office. 80 each.
A new method of cleaning hats Is
in use at the Expert Hat Cleaners on
Fort street opp. Club Stables. Try
them.
There will be quarterly meeting
Of members OF Kaahumanu Improve.
ment Club at the residence Of T. !.
King on Friday evening at 1880.
Bloms great hosiery sale continues
through the week. There never was
a better opportunity to secure a real
good article for so little money.
The District Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary will hold its quarterly meet.
ing this afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
st. Andrews Sunday school room.
OYSTERS any style at Royal Annex.
There Will he u special meeting of
Oceanic Lodge No. 37l, f. a. A. NJ, at
the Masonic Temple this evening at
1880 o'clock. Work in the first degree.
T.. Il. Biyons, who has been an In.
mate of'thc asylum for some time, IL
said to have suffered stroke of par.
alysis recently, and is In a prc2arlouS
condition.
Robert Rycroft, who passed away at
his home on Wilder avenue Tuesday
night, was buried yesterday afternoon.
| The services were held from the late
residence of the deceased.
Since the last meeting of the Waia.
lac, Kaimuki and Palolo Improvement
Club, twenty.thrce people have quail
fed for membership In the organiza.
tion by paying the entrance fee.
There will be meeting of the mem
bcrs Of the Second precinct, Fourth
district, Republican club. at the resi-.
dence of w. c. Roe, 1929 Kalakaua
Ave, at 1880 Friday evening, Fob. g.
The Japanese Fishing company In.
tends to put decorated float In the
Floral parade. DR.. MItamura, prcsi.
dent of the company, is now at work
planning a japanese design for the
decorations.
Supervisor Quinn states that the
poor condition Of Thomas Square Is
due to lack Of prope? tools. Yesterday
he provided ten lengths of hose and
seven sprlnklers. The park will there.
fore soon be as fine as ever.
The tableaux from Alice In Won.
derland' which are to be presented at
the Opera House on February IS, will
he something new to Honolulu, ana
should prove an attractive variation
from any entertainments recently Civ.
en- here.
Walter Dillingham; yesterday bought
mt auction the old Honolulu Hotel, on
Nuuanu avenue near Vineyard street
for Sl2.5O, II was once the Eagle
House. Dillingham; will move the
structure 20 Watertown, the dredging
company's camp at Puuloa, where 1t
will be used as Il hotel.
Your favorite drink at RoyalAnnex
The viii OF Pedro Augusta Dias was
admitted to probate yesterday. The
VIII was made by Dias on October 10,
1906, the witnesses being Harry Arm.
i'abt' u'plSt 30 " Neil ana Wilhelm
Savidgc. Julia Dias and ]. =. Dlas
ore named as cxecutrix and executor
respectively. The court has ordered
that bond of $1,000 be filed.
A petition for probate was filed by
Frank G. Barwick, who asks for let.
tiers of administration ON the estate of
his wife, Elizabeth c. Barwck, who
left property valued at s2llS.O5. Ba.
wick is named MS the sole legatee and
executor but he has waived his rights
In favor of the Hawaiian Trust Com.
pany, which will administer the estate.
The question as to whether or not.
, under the 1905 amendment, taxes of
that year can be considered lien ON
rnortgaged property is involved In the
foreclosure suit of August Dreicr. Ltd.
against w. w. Ahana A final decree
was entered In the case yesterday by
Judge Robinson but S2l2G5, taxes for
the year In question Is ordered to be-
| deposited with the judiciary depart.
mant clerk until the Supreme Court
| can render decision in the matter.