Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The nickel tablet sold BY the
Bulletin is the biggest and best
tablet for school work that can be
found.

One--Two-Eight-
Thas,newest In plaid automobile
wells at Mrs. Dickerson's.
II You want good job done on an
anto or carriage take II TO Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg Co.. 427 Queen st.
Work is progressing on the foun.
dalton for the new building of the
American Can Company ut Iwilei.
Pay cash and ask tor green stamps.
They're free Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
There will be a quarterly business
meeting of the Womans Society OF
Central Union church Thursday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock In the Parish house.
Mime Lambert has removed her
dressmaklng parlor temporarily to
1865 Punchbowl St. near Hotel, where
she will be pleased TO see her pat
rons.
| Rudolph Spreckels returned to the
Coast today on the MiIheiinina. The
business which brought him Eeie
was pretty well settled up regarding
| the SpreckelS estate.
Jack Scully went 10 the Coast to-
day for the purpose of rounding up
a bunch of talent for his prospective
| new theater He figures on opening
the new playhouse about Noven
Der I.
George Mex. Mcclellan. secretary
1 to the Delegate, sailed in the Sierra
this morning for the Coast. Mr..
Mcclellan will make an extended
visit to Southern California before
going on to Washington.
Robert Parker Jr. has been APP
pointed assistant clerk of the judi
ciary department by Chiee Justice
IIartwell. Young Parker takes the
| place Of Aona, who goes to Judge
Whitnoy's court as baillff.
\ Mrs. Beers. the wife of the County
Attorney, returned last week from the
TIilo Hospital whore she had ben
confined for about seven weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Beers came to Honolulu In
the Wilhelmina and Mrs. Beers will
go to the mainland for the b~neft
OF her health.
The japanese of Moiliili have been
conducting a smallsized circus in
large tent pitched makai of the Wal
alae road. 1t was strictly OF a Local
| nature, and consisted OF WRESTLING.
juggling, tumbling and other at
fractions characteristic of the Jap.
anese.
John Bright has been arrested at
IIookena, Il being alleged that he ar
rested Korean ana proposed to take
him to Honolulu. The deputy sheriff
OF the district, TO whom Bright said
that he was a detective from Homo
lulu, telephoned to Sheriff Pua about
the matter, and Pua ordered Bright's
immediate arrest.
The $4,000 bitulithic paving plant
ordered from the Coast by ]. A. Gil.
next day from Seattle, and It IL ex.
pected that the paving of Fort street
will be brought up again. The plant,
II is stated. can turn Qua paving nate
rial fast enough 10 guarantee the com.
pletion of the work In abou, a month.
A petition has been circulated In
Hilo, asking the Governor 10 remove
Henry Hapai from his position in the
Trensurer's Office II sets forth that
Hapal is unfit as a citizen to hold pub-
lie Office. owing to the manner In
which he has been temporizine In the
matter of placing a concrete sidewalk
outside his property on the corner OF
Shipman and Bridge streets.
Noa w. Alull, who was once the
power behind the throne in Hawaii
County affairs, returned TO Hilo last
Sunday for visit, after an absence
OF thirteen months, during which he
made a trip around the world NOa
was running Ton the House from Maui
until few days ago when he with
drew He intends 10 take trip 10
the Coast shortly, and on his return
he will settle in Honolulu