Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Strangers in Honolulu find what
they want quickly when they use
B lletin Want Ads.
Phone 800. P.R.Sullivan. Hack 115.
Oysters as you like them, in any
STYLE, at the Royal Annex.

style, at the Royal Annex.
w. II. G. Campbell, manager Of the
Hilo Sugar Co.. Is In town ON a bust.
ness trip.
John Hind, manager Of Puako plan.
business.
Inter.lsland and o. X. & 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
you'll find them.
r. G. White from Kona, Hawaii, is
down for trip. and is registered at
the Young hotel.
Blom is selling beautiful lace cur
tans. white and ecru, at prices from
sl.i5 to sI.75 pair.
Hear the new Magnaphone, McCand.
less building, King and Alakea street.
all next week. Prices 10 and 10 cents
o. T. Shipman Of ililO came up ON
the Mauna Kea Saturday to serve on
the Federal grand jury, which meets
this week.
Knanaana IIoke has filed suit for
divorce from Hoke. alleging as the
grounds of the action that he deserted
her In 1897.
Deputy Marshal Harry Holt returned
from Hawaii Saturday He went
there to serve about thirty subpoenas
In the Koki case.
Harold Lord, OF the Army Engineers
office. WHO has been making a tour OF
inspection of the Hawaii lighthouse,
returned on the Mauna Kea.
Colonel Sam Parker returned Satur.
day on the Mauna Kea from n briof
visit at Mana He was, accompanied
by Captain Ross, who wassilis guest.
Anderson erase was on Saturday
granted divorce by Judge Robinson
from his wife, Sarah X. erase. whom
he accused of habitual drunkenness.
Heavy kona winds and rain were
experienced at Kohala last week. The
Kawaihae district also had a storm,
said to the most severe in thirteen
years.
The Beef Wine and Iron" made by
Benson, Smith Il Co., Ltd, Is one of
the best tones known. II Is a strength
giver and builder up of broken dowl
system.
A Federal warrant has been issued
for the arrest and return to the Ger.
man ship Marie Hackfeld of four sail
ors who have deserted the vessel. They
are Carl Lueders, jobs. Dransmann.
Walter Jonanne and Wilhelm Rohlfs.
! One Of the attractive features of the
tableaux performance on the 18th vii!
lee a ballet danced by some Of Mrs.
Gums pupils. These clever dancers
are seen all too seldom, and this
chance should not be allowed to go by.
II. =. Baldwin writes to the Maui
News that u new wharf, to cost $3.50.
900, will shortly be built mt Kahului.
Il Is stated that the wharf will be built
either by the Territorial government
or by the Kahului Railroad Company.
Y. Yamashita, owner of the japanese
steamer Ksagata Maru No. 2, which
arrived yesterday from Yokohama. is
an old friend of Editor Sheba of the
Hawaii Shinpo. Kisagata is the name
of the town from which both men
came.
Land Commissioner J. w. Pratt,
who returned from Hawaii in the Mau
ma Kea last Saturday, conducted a
sale of homesteads while on the island
He stated that 50 lots out OF 10 were
disposed of and they realized nearly
$500 Most of the purchasers were
employees of the Parker Ranch Com
pany.
Carl N. Lovsted, manager OF the Ha,
waiian branch of the Gregg Company
Ltd, who has only very recently re
turned from a business trip to the
Eastern States, left again Saturday IN
the steamship Asia accompanied by
his wife for another tour of some
three months duration, through Japan
and Formosa. In the latter country
the company has extensive railway
equipment,