Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-05
LOCAL and GENERAL
Bethel 81. Hack stand. Phone 1859


Miss Bernice Hartwell was re-
turning passenger on the Siberia.
Chief Engineer Duncan, of Olaa
! Mill is in town on business trip.
If you want good job done on an
auto or carriage take it to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co., 427 Queen st.
The registration of six hundred and
I twenty-five automobiles is on the
books at the police station.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hedemann returned
on the Siberia this morning from
five months trip on the Coast
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
Captain Cowles who relieves Rear
| Admiral Rees at the naval station in
Honolulu sails from San Francisco to.
day for his new post.
Tobias Eppstein is postmaster at
Cebu, p. l., and is returning to duty
from leave of absence, accompanied by
his wife, on the Siberia
J. +. Woods, accompanied by Mrs.
Woods, will be among the outgoing
passengers in the Mauna Kea tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
There will be no AT Home" this
week Mt the Governors residence,
both Mr.. and Mrs. Frear being away
on the other Islands.
Employees of the dredging COM
pany at WATERFOWL are to have the
benefits of n well-appointed hospital.
A trained nurse will be constantly on
duty.
Lefferts Knox, Hongkong and Phil
ippine manager of China Mutual Life
Insurance Company, with his wife, is
returning to the east from visit in
England.
w. A. Randall Is deputy auditor for
the Philippine government and Is re-
turning to Manila on the Siberia after
nearly years absence in the United
States on leave.
IL Is reported from Kohala that
work is booming at the Woods ditch.
The dams are receiving the attention
of the builders now, the ditch proper
being nearly completed.
| A pair of bedroom and bathroom
slippers made of Turkish material and
vitalite soles will please any nah as
a gift on Christmas morning. Get
them at the Mclnerny Shoe Store.
ID. c. Fox and Mrs. Jane Fox are
going BACK to Manila today by the
Siberia. Mr&Eox being stenographer
to Colonel w. c. Rivers, assistant d.
rector of Philippine Canstabulary.
John f., Colburn and Mrs. Maria A.
Nawahi were married yesterday, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Wedman The wedding took place at
the home of the brides father, Thos.
Hughes. on Kinau street.
q. y. Schiller. who has been n teach
err in the Philippine service for sew
eral years. located Mt Cebu, Is passing
through Honolulu on the Siberia, re-
turning to duty after several months
absence In the United States.
Il. A. Knudsen of Kauai will return
to his home in the Kinau, which sails
for Nawiliwii at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. lie will be accompanied
by Mrs. Knudsen, who has been en-
tertained much while In town.
J. G. Mccoy, capitalist of Prov
idence and brother of Colonel II. b.
Mccoy, insular collector at Manila, is
a passenger on the Siberia en- route to
Manila With his brother he is heav-
lily interested in gold mines in Mas
bate, =. l.
II was on grounds of lack of evil
dence that Bert Noyes, former Gus.
toms inspector. accused of smuggling
was released by United States Com.
missioner George Davis last Thurs.
day. The District Attorney did moi
appear to prosecute.
C. Charlock, of the Board of Health
is booked to leave in the Mikahala
which sails for Molokai settlement to.
, morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. II Is
said that he will proceed to Kula
, Maui. after he has finished his bust.
ness at the settlement.
Reports from Hilo state that the
past week there has been terror
In regard to the weather. Stretches
of twenty-four hours down-pour were
frequent, with the wind bowling
and shrieking, and the waves FIRE.
quently dashing over the breakwater
. Mrs. Nancy Kaulukou, wife OF
Judge Kaulukou of Kailua, died Sat.
urday afternoon in this city. She
was staying with some Honolulu
friends, having recently arrived from
Hawaii. Judge Kaulukou was sum.
moned by wireless and will arrive
Tuesday morning.
Considerable taste and skill is
, made manifest in the illustrated cal.
endar issued by the pupils of the Ka.
mehameha schools The illustrations
are of ancient Hawaiian life. The
work is from the schools press, and
is very creditable. The calendar has
been placed on sale.
At Makiki Field yesterday, the soc
Ger team Of Honolulu Iron Works
. started practise for the year. the reg
, ular series of games starting mex
Saturday MrEi nlav IIiub ,l,yaI ,