Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-07

gOmery, manager, klnE ana NuUanu
streets, is a popular local resort.
Anything new IN the sporting line?
Anything good In the liquor line? You /.
can find II at THE Two Jacks"
II you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co., i27 Queen st.
John X. Bergstrom, piano tuner and
repairer. Formerly with Bergstrom
Music Co. p. o. Box 40. Phone 5S1.
Mrs. Rivenburgh is prepared to In.
struct few pupils in pianoforte at
their home. Address Royal Hawaiian
Hotel
There1l be q hot time at the X. P.
hall tonight. Pekea7 Concert and
dance by the Crescent City Nightin.
gales.
Beginning next Saturday. Mrs.
Kearns will have fresh poha on sale.
Two pounds for a quarter, hullcd.
Phone ITO. Order early
l.. c. Ablcs has one cottage golng
up on Wilder Avenue and one on MA.
Tiki street. They will cost about
$4,000 apiece when completed.
Manager John Getor of the Union
Grill, sails on the Siberia today for
his Greece, his native land. He will
be gone six months or longer.
Tomihei Sakata today filed suit
for divorce In the Circuit Court against
his wife, Toma Sakata. He charges
desertion. The couple was married
In 1896.
The Hilo Sugar Company has taken
lease on the Ponahawaii lands,
owned by Jno. d. and A. b. Spreckcls.
for fifty years, paying lump sum OF
s14 $50, .
Miss Woodin of San Francisco. who
recently arrived In Honolulu, is max.
ing a prolonged visit as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Eyerton. at their
/ Waikiki beach home.
The papers allowing right of way
across the Fort Shafter military reser.
walton for the Rapid Transit company,
have arrived from Washington. All is
| uOW CledT ioI inc D'SihiiihS vi Coh'
struction work.
\ L. II. Ehrhorn. at present one OF
California's State entomologists and
one Of the most prominent In the coun.
try, has been secured as the head Of
the chronological bureau OF the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry.
A. w. Perelstrous will sail for the
Orient on the Siberia unaccompanied
by any member OF the Board Of Immi.
grafton, 20 secure Siberian laborcrs
for the plantations. Il Is possible tina;
representative of the Board will fol.
low later.
The Siberia will he well stocked
with Hawaiian literature for the use of
the Congressional party on the return
trip. Twenty thousand folders will
also be sent by her to the Hawaiian
building AT the Seattle Fair, chiefly
for use on Hawaiian Day at that place,
Fishermen along the waterfront are
happy. AZ thousands OF ahahalalu re-
Gently entered the harbor, giving the
nimrods plenty OF sport and an oppor,
tunity to profit by their catch. The
ahahalalu generally come into the
harbor every year and remain for u
week or ten days.
Daily surfing parties are popular at
the Moana and Seaside beaches these
days, Merry parties find the sport cN'
Vibrating and there Is enough danger
In II to attract the vcnturcsome In
clined. Occasionally an outrggcr Is
overturned by a huge breaker but fcw
serious accidents result.
| Under date of July 10. r. +. Fylcr
bookkeeper for the Castle Estate
writes that was starting for home. AZ
ter a pleasant journey through the
southern States. He has done consid
cradle promotion work, and says II Is
surprising to find how ignorant reoplc
there are of conditions In Hawaii.
On account of various obstac,es dis
covered In the milk ordinance that the
dairymen OF the city and county pro
test would be working certain hard
ships on them, meeting will be hclt
tonight In the assembly room at tn,
City Hall, and the ordinance will be
discussed, Possibly new one will b,
substituted with better features thar
the old
Kitchitara Nakamura. charged will
importing women from Japan for i'm
moral purposes. was declared not gull
ty by a jury yesterday afternoon II
the Federal Court. This Is the frs
. criminal case tried by Judge Dol,
since the appointment Of Judge Wood
run and according to the order, tn,
latter will sit at all criminal casel
hereafter. ..