Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-12

Mrs. Nawahi Of the Aloha Nina re
turned this morning from IIiIo.
Fine steaks, oysters, frog legs and
Holsters to order. Royal Annex Cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. $. p. Woods ut NonaIa,
Hawaii, arrived today in the Mawu
Kea
+. J. Hare the postoiIicc inspector
retrncd from his official business on
the other islands.
The best days run Of the Oceanic
! liner Alameda during her trip from
/ the Coast was over $50 miles
Herbert Withcrs and party arrived
here FOR their engagement In this city
on the liner Chiyo Maru yesterday,
/ Send miniature case, containing 6
Jars of delicious Hawaiian preserves,
/ Mrs. Kcarns will see to It.
| +. J. HoltOn. Pacific Mail Steamship
agent at IIongkong, is passing through
on the Chiyo Maru on his vacation.
Noa Aluli former Deputy County At.
torncy of Hawaii, is in town. lie ar.
rived from HilO this morning
John Il. Bergstrom. piano tuner aud
rcpairCr Formerly with Bcrgstrom
Music Co: p. o. Box 10. Phone ISL.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC"
1 You will be surprised at ITS cooling
and prcservative properties California
Feed Co., agents.
Regular meeting or Lei Aloha Chap.
! ter. O. T.. s.. tonight. Visiting mem.
bors Of the order are rratcrnllly inyit-
ed to attend
Dr. J. L. Ross. who arrived here yes
to-day morning on the Alameda. Is u
prominent physician ana banker .or
Redwood City, Cal.
Her Majesty Queen IiIiuuknlani wa
among the arrivals this morning on
the steamer Mauna Kea. She was uc.
Companicd by her servants.
Kani hit the booze to much Of
feet last night and this morning
faced Judge Andradc. Three and
one" remarked the Judge, and X.
looked sad.
Jack COrdcll. n passenger on th"
Alameda from the Coast Yesterday
came down to meet Dick Sullivan In u
pugilistiC contest for the championship
of the Islands.
a meeting of the ManOa Improve
mont club will he held at the residence
of A. w. r Bottomlcy. Oahu Ave, Col.
lcgc Hills, Tuesday, juno 10, -, at
S O'Clock =. vi
w. T. FClkcr. who arrived from the
Coast on the Alameda yesterday. Is a
brother of the late Miss FClkcr. one
of the most popular school teachers
who ever octcd in Honolulu
Thirty.scvon Japanese arrived in thu
storage OF the Togo Kiscn Kaisha lin
or Chiyo Maru yesterday. They stat
ed to the officers Of the boat that they
were to work on the plantations.
Work in the Esquire rank will b.
conferred at the regular convention OI
, VIM. Mckinley Lodge No. s. X. OF T..
tonight. A smoker will follow. Al
members Of the order are fratorn1lis
. invited to attend
Mrs. Chas. \. Gibson. wife Of ;
prominent official Of the J. d. Sprcck
els company in san Francisco and he
son arrived hero yesterday on the Ala
media for visit with Manager anr
Mrs. Ross Of Honolulu plantation.
DR.. A. Schwab, an expert entomol
oglst who has been studying condition
in the Orient for the German govern
mdnt, arrived here yesterday Afternoon
In the Chiyo Maru. He will stay II
the Islands for some time.
People from the Togo Kisen Kai
sha steamship Chiyo Maru attende
the dHn"r given in their honor Il
the Alexander Young Hotel last eve
ming en- massc. There were ais,
many town'r folk and Army and Nav
, people present.
\ The Twentieth Infantry officers Il
\ Fort ShUftnr contemplate giving
military hop at the Young on Mon
day evening for the officers of tn
H two battaIiOns Of the Twentict
aboard the transport Logan II sh
Is in port at that time.
On the Alameda, to sail on Wed
ncsday, ncXt, tho A.-N.-P, fair com
mission will forward thirty-si
crates of choice pincapples, Il hun
g drcd selected punches of bananas
two hundred End tifty pounds q
mangoes and nifty pounds of pail
that will 60 10 the making OF pc
cocktails. The fruit will be eXhil
tied and sold Later on, rs soon q
they are in good condition, some al
gator pears will be- sent on. Th
Promotion Committee will also 70
ward a bunch of pamphlets on Il
l. ALAMEDA for distribution at Seattl,