Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL
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morning for the States in the Ala.
media.
G. J. Jones, booze artist, had 10
dig up four plunks this morning a: tile
Police Court.
Prof G. f. Hart, who has been Wis.
ting in the islands, sailed this morn.
ing for the States.
Mrs. A. p. Wall left for Hawaii On
the Inter-Island flagship Mauna Kea
yesterday at noon.
1t is not true that NJ. A. Silva Is to
go to Portugal seeking immigrants for
the immigration Board.
II. A. Juen went to the mainland
today on business. He left in the
Oceanic liner Alameda.
w. ID. Alexander Jr. was n departing
passenger in the Alameda, which
sailed this morning at 10 o'clock.
DR.. Warehouse, who has been on
Kauai on professional business, mr..
rived this morning in the steamer w.
a. Hall.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised ct Its cooling
and preservauye properties Californis
Feed Co.. agents.
Chez Fook, Chinese, was fined for
assault this morning at the Police
Court Fine and costs amounted to
five dollars In all.
Isabella X. Manu- Is suing her hus.
band for divorce on grounds of deserI
ton. Glenn Quinn and l.. Strauss are
appearing for the wife.
Kim IIuen Yong, the Korean who
was arrested yesterday by Chief Lcnl
for yagrancy, was committed for 30.
lice court trial tomorrow.
G. Maser. the bookkeeper for Lihue
store, will take up the duties as mas.
ter Of the advanced class in the Ger.
man school.-Garden Island.
There will be meeting OF the edu.
cational and publicity committees Of
the Woman's National Rivers and Har.
bors Congress at $3.50 p. III. today at
the Pleasanton Hotel.
Oliver Matthews is summoned to ap.
pear on a charge of contempt Of court
It appears that Matthews did not pay
his attorney, Glen X. Quinn. for his
services in divorce suit.
A writ of execution has been Issued
against John and Mary Atcherley for
the sum OF $1l7s46. This represents
the verdict given in favor OF A. M.
Campbell as against the A;cherleys.
Q. q. Bradford Is suing bis wife.
Mary Lane, for disOrce. Bradford
claims that Mrs. d. Is always naggins
at him and that after a twJ months
absence her tongue waSgei worse than
ever. "
VIM. LAM OF +. A. Schaefer & Co..
leaves with his family on the Mon.
goiia for six months vacation. Mr..
LAM will 20 on to his old home In
Germany. his family remaining in Cal.
ifornia.
The dance last evening for the on.
GERS and ladies Of the transport Thorn,
as was largely attended. and was an
enjoyable conclusion to very delight
full two days stay In port. The vessel
leaves for Guam and Manila this morn
ing.
Harry Smythe has definitely set his
date for departure for his new field Of
activity on Maui, and will leave Lihue
next Tuesday. April 18th. His place
In the plantation Office will be taken
by Hans a. Reichelt.-GarTien Island,
THE NoEAU arrived from Anahola
this morning with 100 bags rice, gate
valve, box limu, / box opihi, 2 bar
rels wine. Purser Mckenzie reports
the following sugar awaiting shipment
on Kauai: l.. p, 1871; II. NJ, 1910:
Kealia. 2l,oOO; X. X. b., o750i Max.
oil 1888; Koloa, 1910; McB.,, 26,l23.
The Bergstrom Music Co. have made
arrangements with Mr.. Carlos caceres,
the local musician. to display their
monthly Victor records at the homes
OF prospective purchasers. Those
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