Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-05

WaThcts
Ten gooG autohacks. Phone 6.
lntef.tsiAn1 aii'' v, H. q l.. shippinB
looks 10, sale q the Buiietio
,fice. b. each.
Take your carriage or automobile
/ to Hawalipn Carriage MaAfg. Co. for
upto-da repairs.
The Anchor Saloon. Monty Mont.
somery, manager. King and Nuuann
streets. Is a popular local resort.
| DR.. A. Irwin arrived from Hawaii
his morning on the steamer Clsuiine.
He will stay here about a week
Anything new IN the sporting linef
anything good In the liquor line? Yon
.an mn II at "The Two Jacks"
John r. Bersstrom. piano tuner and
epairer. Formerly with Bergstrom
Nlsic Co. p. O. Box40. Phone 5sl.
Mrs. A. r. Cooke who has been Wis.
ting on the other Islands, was among
the arrivals this morning on the aud.
Inc. ...
Mrs. Rivenburgh is prepared to In
struct few pupils In pianoforte at
their home. Address Royal Hawaiian
Hotel
J. ID. Dole was passenger this
morning on the Claudine. lie came
from Maui, where he has been OH bus.
mess.
| The steamship Korea, Captain
snndberg, arrived at San francisco
without being subjected to quaran-
tine restrictions.
Thos. r. McTighe 4 Co have one Of
he finest assortments OF table wines
md liquors In the city. Call up Phone
i4O and get trial order.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thayer and child
returned today from Puunenc. Eaui
ar. Thayer Is connected with the
Evening Bulletin.
Beginning next Saturday. Mrs
Kearns will have fresh poha on sale
Two pounds for quarter, hulled
Phone ,1110. Order early.
! Mrs! william Cluff of San francisco
has been entertaining three visitors
from Honolulu. Mrs Edward Kelley
While Kelley and Mrs. Noonan.
Try some Of the Vienna Bakery
Boston brown bread and Boston baked
',eans. VIII he delivered to'residences
upon telephone order. Call up 1877.
j P. w. Rider, superintendent Of tho
Knkaako Mission, returned on thu
Hilonian yesterday after travelinl
i 1000 miles,f having visited his daugh
.tes In New ,York.--~., [l
4 g. N. ,Ksrakss1Dee the ~ atoria
Survey Department. returpei thi'
. morning from Maui. arriving on tn,
Claudine. He was accompanied b!
Mrs. Ksnskanui and child. - +,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Emerson vii
: leave Europe about October IL. OF
their homeward journey to Hawaii
This interesting news TO their man.
friends was received In recent lie,
ter. Sumo ~
Among the passengers whb arrive,
this morning on the Clanidine were A
NJ. Feiteira, Jos. Feiteira a. Fcitciru
Miss NJ. FeiteIra, John Feiteira, Fran
Feiteiya, Miss Feiteira, Mrs. Fulleir
! and Miss v. F'eiteira.
Miss Lila Loa. one OF the Ores
. cent City Nightingales. Is an &C
conipllshed swimmer and would lik
to have q race with any other younI
And who cares to swim any dis
lance from 100 yards to q half mile
The Oscar Maurers haye written I
friends In Berkeley that they are thol
ouKhly enjoying their summer trip 4
Hawaii. They are accompanied b
! Mts. Maurer's sister. Mrs. Edwi
Gray, and they expect to prolong thei
visit for several Weeks.
Several days ahead Of her. itinerar,
the cruiser ST. Louis will reach Hont
lulu next Saturday. and probably r,
|. main In this port until the arrival G
r | Admiral Sebree's feet. with the e,
ceptlon Of several days run TO Hilo 4
that the officers may visit the volcano
, Among tho. ARRIVALS on the Hilonia
Yesterday was Mrs. Ella A. Fletche
who will visit With her sister. Mrs.
T. Thayer, and her nephew, Wad
Warren Thayer. Mrs. Fletcher
b from New York and has attained su
cess ASA writer. among her books b.
Ing included "The Law Of the Rythm
> Breath" and the PHILOSOPHY Of Rest
The Governor has Just finished thi
part OF his report to the Secretary
the Interior that deals with II
= schools OF the Territory. Accordir