Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

len good autO-naCks. fnOHe %.
Miss Nellie Hodnett left yesterday
for San Francisco.
French or German taught In Ave
weeks. Room 81. Young building.
New pictures at the San Francisco
Theatre tonight A big double show. .
II. De Fries was an arriving passen.
ger on the Claudine yesterday morn.
ing.
No better lunches are to be had in
town than those served at the Royal
Annex.
Mrs. Arthur Wall and children and
Mrs. Robert Levers are at Halciwa
for a month. r.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
up-to.date repairs.
4; you are looking for any OF your
friends 10 to the TWO Jacks" and
S QUILL find them!
S. X. Kaeo, County Attorney Of
Kauai. will leave this afternoon at s
O'Clock in the steamer W. g. Hall.
Miss Dora Saunders. daughter OF
Captain Saunders, formerly of the
Manchuria, departed for home yester
day. m " .
DR.. Hawkins. who arrived In the Ala
media last Friday, left this morning In
the Flaurence Ward. for Midway Is
land.
n. NJ. Campbell, who was aIrestci
for using profane language, forfeited
his bail Of $40 In tie District Court
this morning.
w. w. Goodale, manager OF Waia'
lua Agricultural Company, is bouhvu
to leave In the Claudine tomorrow
Mrs. Goodale will accompany him.
Tickets ordered for The Toymak.
err" matinee on Saturday next will be
sold if not called for, at the Berg.
strom Music Co., by noon, Friday.
According to J. Venhuizen, CHIEF san
itary inspector Of the Board of Health
the New England Bakery on Hotel
street, will be discontinued on April l.
The San Francisco Theatre, on the
cite of the old merry.go.round on Hotel
street, presents the largest moving pic.
lures In town. Good music and fresh
air Is the rule.
Mr.. Salgo of the Yokohama Specie
bank. is the fifth son Of the late Mar
quis Saigo of Japan. He Ia also the
nephew of General SaiEo who wns
the leader In the japanese rebellion OF
1877.
This Is the anniversary Of the death
of the late VIM. H. Concy. who was
one Of the brightest IlawGiians of his
day. Old friends today placed flowers
on Mr.. Conveys grave in kind remem
brance.
Mr.. Morrison, who went to Midway
today to become superintendent Of tbs
station, spent Ave years at Midwa!
as a bachelor. He goes this time will
his wife, who will be the queen o
Midway.
We have all the best facilities 70
printing and developing. Bring you
Kodak work to us: we can help yo,
get the best results by pointing ou
mistakes. II. w. Perkins, studio oil
Hotel St.. near Fort. %,
Eighty.five shares OF Oahu Sugar
Company stock sold at $3.50 yestcr
day morning. the prices then jumplnl
to 1872, at which several lots changed
hands. Two small lots of Pioneer Mil
sold at $l64 yesterday.
J. Nakamura, japanese on KALI
road and a Chinese on Second stree
were advised by the Board of Healtl
that they could not bake foodstuff
any longer, on account of insanitar!
conditions OF premises.
Portraits, studies, and high.clas
photos in every style of tone and fin
ish at II. w. Perkins studio, Hote
near Fort st. We have the most mod
ern and complete equipment in tn,
Territory. Come and see our work.
Supervisor Quinn this morning dc
MED that he had taken matters int,
his own hands and appointed a sue
cessor to Costa as stable boss at Ka
kaako. He insisted that he Is on tn,
most friendly terms with the Mayor.
Chief Secretary Tsuchiya OF tn,
local Japanese Consulate, will leav,
for japan in the liner Chlyo Maru
sailing from here on the 29th. II Il
expected that he will be given a pro
milton In the Department OF Foreigr
Affairs.
An insane japanese went to tn,
Japanese Consulate-General yesterda!
and demanded that he be permitted Il
see the King, He said that he wanted
to see him about his wife. He mad;
such loud and noisy demand that tn,
secretaries OF the Consulate blocke,
! Ihnlr nni.., NTH h..nl..