Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-16
LOCAL and GENERAL
- Don't store. the passe furniture
in the barn; two bits worth Of B u l..
letin Want Ads. will sell II for you.

day.
The University Club ball will TAX
place early In February.
The University Club pail takes plac
Friday evening, February 5th.
II you are looking for any OF you
friends go to the Two Jacks" an,
you'll find them.
Take your carriage or automobil,
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., 70
Lp.to.date repairs.
X. N. Wilcox Of Lihuc, Kauai, is II
town, having arrived this morning II
the steamer Kinau.
Mayor Joseph ]. Fern and his secrc
tary. Charles l.. Rhodes, called on Gov
crnor Frear this morning
Quench your thirst at Royal Annex
Have your typewriters ana machine,
repaired at Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd
Fort and Merchant streets. Tele
phone Is. .
Mr.. Campbell, Col. Soper and Judg,
Lindsay are among the Honolulu PEG
pie who ran across each other as tour
lists in Cuba.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC.
You will be surprised at Its coolint
and preservatlve properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
On installments Of SO per month yol
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny a. Co.. Ltd.
agents, 1856 Fort st. Phone 1888.
Oyster leaves at Royal Annex.
Blom is going to begin one Of his
famous oldtime embroidery sales on
Monday. Postpone your buying until
you see the goods at this sale.
United States District Attorney
Brcckons, who has been very III the
last few days, is understood to have
taken a turn for the better this morn.
ing.
Mrs. TUkieda. wife OF the manager
OF the Yokohama Specie Bank. was
among the arrivals in the Chiyo Maru
from Japan. She was accompanied by
her child.
Governor Frear will take up land
matters with Land Commissioner Pratt
on Monday. Among other things, the
old Kapaa question will again be
brought up.
II. s. Harris, one of the passengers
who arrived on the Alameda, is at the
head of one of the largest painting con,
Germs in San Francisco. lie Is here on
pleasure trip.
r. p Marshall a well known young
man In Seattle, Washington. arrived
here on the American. Hawaiian
freighter yesterday. Marshall lisa II ac
complishcd violinist
The directors Of the Honolulu Brew
ing & Mailing Co, have held a meet
ing at which II was decided to increase
the dividend paid by the concern from
II to y of one per cent.
Or. Currie gave a talk on HiIo water
supply before a mass meeting OF cit,
liens held In Fireman's Hall Thursday
iitacrnoon. DR.. Currie returned Ia
town today by the Mauna Kea
The Laird Schober & Co tan Gar
dent Tie Is something different from
what you generally see In the line OF
shoes; something you know Is good
Sold by the Mclnerny Shoe Store.
Acting Governor MottSmIth called
to the attention Of the Governor this
morning the fact that there were 27s
less voters cast ballots at this election
than at the previous election.
Rnpa1 ghnng e.,
the acme OF perfection I'm quality OF
make and material, IT, and style. Yor
cant do as well anywhere else AT the
price. Regal Shoe Store, McCandless
Bldg.
MI and Mrs. Louis Schweitzer re
turned to Honolulu yesterday on tho
siberia to remain a couple OF month";
lhelr daughter Louie, who married
captain Alden Trotter, Artillery Corpg
w. S. A.. about year ago. is recover
ing IRON an operstlon for Appendicitis
IL the amendment to the Organic Aa
proposed by Governor Frear, concern
Ing the raise in salaries OF the CIrcuI,
judges is passed, II Is probable tba,
Judge Lindsay will not go out when
his appointment is up. He stated somc
time ago that he would letfye AT tbp
expiration of his term.
Mr. Chi, secretary of the Chinese
Legation at Lisbon, passed through uo
nolulu yesterday on the Siberia on
route to Picking, lie Is said 10 ho
stated Tor an important position in tho
foreisn ONCE. Sing Chong, a wealthy
merchant Of San Francisco, was also n
through passenger on the steamer
Governor and Mrs. Frear viii ho,d
their January reception on Monday
next from 4 to 6 p. m. at Arcadia
AS usual, strangers as well as resi-.
dents are cordially invited to call
MRS Stephen II. Phillips of Salem
Mass, and Mrs Geo. A. Batcbelder
u Menlo Park, Cal, will receive with
Mrs Frear Others assisting viii be
Mrs McGrew, Mrs. Swanzy, Mrs
Hutohins, Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman. Mrs
?, F. Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemenway
Miss Enid Sutton. Miss Jessie Ken.
nedy' Miss Muriel Ilowatt, Judge
Lindsay, and Mr.. Walter Dillingham;