Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-11
Loaf AND GENERAL
Strangers in Honolulu find what
they want quickly when they use
Bulletin Want Ads.
Phone 900. P.R.Sullivan. Hack l15.
Oysters as you like them, in any
Nh "a Tho pnrnl Annex


STYLE. at the Royal Annex.
inter.lsland ana U. X. q l.. shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
Office, so each.
II you are looking for any Of your
friends go to the Two jacks and
youll ana them.
A divorce was granted to Martha lla'
napai yesterday from Charles HanapaI
on the ground of cruelty and non.sup.
port.
A new method OF cleaning hats Is
In use at the Expert Hat Cleaners on
Fort street opp. Club Stables. Try
them.
Go to Blom's today and get a shirt
waist at bargain price unhcard OF be.
fore this sale. There Is great value IN
every piece.
Joe McI.athie will have charge Of the
lar dredging section Of the Hawaiian
Dredging Company's forces on the
Pearl Harbor job.
Charles Motley announces that the
Home Rule party will present no bills
at the coming session of the Lcgisla'
ture, as far as he knows.
4 letter from the Rev. c. l.. Pear.
son at San Jose, California, tells that
{. crate Of fresh Hawaiian plneapples,
sent him, kept in prime condition for
lorty.seven days.
President Chamberlin of the Amer
lean Association FOR the Advancement
Of Science, has written an enthusiastic
letter. endorsing Honolulu for the sum.
mer meeting Of the association.
Mary 4. HalcmanO was yesterday
granted divorce by Judge Lindsay
from Kalahiki Halemano, to whom she
was married in 1896, There are three
children by the unhappy marriage.
An order granting the petition Of
Mrs. Helen Holt Cushingham for an
order allowing a mortgage of $4,000 up
ON the property Of the Holt estate was
issued yesterday by Judge Robinson.
c. G. Ballcntyne Of the II. X. T. Il l..
Co, who will act as superintendent OF
construction Of the new line to Pearl
Harbor, will probably sail for the main
ldllu WI Nlc N'l'hi w p"'Nh"o' h''''N
materials.
The musical tableauX performance
on February 18th will appeal to those
who wish to be genuinely amused and
like to see pretty costumes and spec
tacular effects No pains are being
, spared to ensure the success Of the
!, performance.
l.. G. Keen, who for the past number
OF years has been plumbing inspector
= of the Board Of Health, expects "a
5 leave Honolulu soon for two.ycars
l sojOurn on the mainland. This will
. create Il vacancy In the position OF
S plumbing inspector.
: A petition was filed yesterday by
Frederick 4. Schacicr, one Of the eN
s 'ccutOrs of the August Dreier estate
: asking for an order confirming the
transfer to W. l.. Castle Of life in
4 surancc policy held as collateral iol
. a claim now paid The order was is
{ sued by Judge Lindsay,
At the trustees meeting of tho
i. lChamber Of Commerce yesterday after
noon, letter from Charles Il. Bishop
} Thanking the Chamber for its cable
gram Of good wishos on his eghty.sey
- 6nth birthday, was read. Mr.. Bishop
: was the first president Of the Honolul,
IChambcr Of Commerce.
=, Professor John NJ. Young of the Col
L lege Of Hawaii will read paper be
fore the Hawaiian Engineering Asso
, citation this evening, at the meeting
- of that organization in the Kapiolan
', building The subject Of the talk
: which will be prorusely illustrated witt
:, lantern slides. will be: THE Utiliza
, ton of Low,Grade Coal in Recen
" Steam Turbine Power Station"