Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL

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Automobiles "a per hour. Phone 8
Fine o0pperplste engraving and
printing a f3eskbsns's. Fort street.
Gall on Miks Patton 1t the Encore
Saloon for a draft OF Fresh bsttsr.
milh.
Dr.. J. J. crsy, the dentist. has
Opened omsss AZ Room so7. Boston
building.
Hon. n. p. Baldwin and II. A. Bald.
win will leave for Kauai by the steam.
er Kinau on next Tuesday.
Oar speciality h s,eaning and buck
ing felt, slrav and Panama hats. n
pert Hat Cleaners. 11at Bort 81.
Trsdsris L. Morong. y. D.. physaaian
and surgeon, has opened ofnDes u go
Bsrstania sweet. Ohes hn'rs I'll.
,As, and Is.
VIA Jask nobss>s q NJ. Kentucky
aa,osn. when you want liaHid pstrsah
,msnt Yov, will sst Uood soods and
courteous trsAtmsat there.
Grssn. s>Anae as4 avea (frss) wksE
you pay 60 At ~ stneA OAu a
Tie chow rooms and - vhAt you -
sor 0rSsu 0somps. DssS>anh -. Fost.'
Among the passengers who arrived
this morning from Hawaii and Maui
ports by the steamer Claudine were
e. H. Paris, @. w. Carr and Alex.
Lyle.
Ovpopathy cures when other
mskhuah IN. oU1odti6o mauipulA-
ton and s6tustment Of the spine.
d.. stesn, psuiAliR, fl5o Alaksa
|street. ~
Captain Haglund, superintendent of
the. InterIsland Steam Nav. Company
returned from . tour Of the other isl.
ands this morning. He arrived by the
Claudine.
John waterhouse and c. H. Cooke
will sail for Kauai this evening by the
steamer w. q. Hall. They will make
an inspection tour Of the McBryde
plantation while awsy.
| Extensive grading ~ being done. on
the site for the now Rapid Transit car
|, barn on Beretania avenue below the
employees club, house. The car barn
to be erected will accommodate about
twelve large cars.
Governor Walter F. Frear and Sup
erintendent Of Public Works Marston
Campbell are Intending passengers to
Kauai ports by the Intsr.Island steam.
err Kinsu scheduled to sail for the
Garden Island ON next Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Burdette are con.
templatipg a visit to- the volcano of
Kilauea. They win probably sail for
Hawaii by the steamer Mauna Loa
and take the overland journey to the
natural wonder on the Big Island.
There will be q meeting Of the Ka.
mehameha Alumni Association tomor'
row evening, March I, at 1880 O'Clock
at their Club House on Fort street
All the members of the Association
are regulated to be present, "a matter,
LOT great importance win be discussed
The z00-yard championship rum
ning race Of the world between Pos
tile and Cartmell must have been q
wonderful affair. Betting was Ia
on Pustle at the start. Both men
got away together. and for short
distance the Australian led BY a
yard. Then CartmeIi made his ef-
fort and. running in a manner never
seen before. passed Postle as II he
were novice anu son by three
yards. The time was II 1-2 seconds,
land It establishes q British record.
II was cartmeli's nrst appearance al
Ia professional, he having won the
220-yard amateur championship last
July. McI.achlan.g a New Zealand.
er, covered the 22O yards IN "a 2-t
seconds In February. 1909, and
Harry Hutchens in 1886 did the dis
lance in 81 AZ seconds. b. J. We
fers of New York did the best anna
teur time for 200 yards and his hg'
ures are 81 1-5 seconds. 3. Kerr vi
Canada is credited with n IT
seconds BY .f.