Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL
One-Two-Eight-One.
Six-chair shop; no long waits.
Silent Barber Shop Hotel street

plA-Chhu suoPf ~ iVhB Whltos
Silent Barber Shop. Hotel street. :
Miss Louise, Irwin, hairdresser and
manicure. Phone 1910. Young Bldg
Or. A. X. Brown, of Hawaii. is in
Honolulu on business trip of a week
Prince Kuhio is expected to cam.
paign for the rest of the week on
Maui.
There were twefty-scven eases on
the police court calendar this morning,
and Judge Thayer presided
A Japanese vag named Koga was
sent over to Asch's Retreat for six
months this morning by Judge Thay.
.er
There will be a game of football n
the Boys Field next Saturday after.
noon, and play will start at half.past
three O'Clock.
The Garden Island reports the cap.
ture of big shark by party OF
shark fishermen OF the lighthouse
point on Kauai.
Chalmers Graham, the well known
travelling man will be leaving for the
Far East on the Mongolia. due to sail
on Monday next
Whitney G Marsh are showing q
beautiful selection of Swiss embroid
cries in their window. These arc
their own importation.
Fred II. Mcnamara has removed his
store. The Curio Den farther down
town taking the store at l1l9 Fort
street Just above Hotel street
New underpinnihg and founda
tions are being placed beneath tn,
one time clubhouse that stands In
the Hawaiian Hotel grounds.
Or. Dickey: Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat
1850 Alakea street topp. Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel. Hours 9-i2:3O and 80
4;3O. Sunday. 1o.i1. Evenings by ap
pointmont.
Two men who were charged will
assault and battery. had their casei
nolle pressed at the police court thi'
morning. as the evidence against then
was weak.
Much new work is being done Il
the telephone system In the Kaimuk
district. The Increasing number o
subscribers makes new connection
TO the cable necessary.
a large quantity of rails and tie
has been deposited at the Kapahull
road by the Rapid Transit company
A spur track is to be constructs
mauka to tap the hills of roc'
across the Waiomao stream.
| II. 5. Young and Miss Lydia Wag
ner were married last evening. Bot
4 young people are well known here
the former having been connecte
with the customs service for som
lime. leaving that to go into bns
ness n year ago.
Miss Emily Rice and DR.. SeXto
will be married at Lihue this evei
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Cl1ren'e Cool
of Honolulu and Mr.. and Mrs. Hn
old Rice of Maui LEFT on yesterday
steamer for the Garden Island to n
tend the wedding.
The only cost To John X. Sumnt
in the suit brought by him against
V. Gear for an accounting is $50
be paid to job Bachelor as mastc
the matter having been settled out
court without further proceedings M
! the case dismissed by an order issue
late yesterday.
H. X. Pahau died yesterday NOR
n ing at his home. Services over Il
remains will be held at the Rom;
Catholic cathedral this afternoon
n 3 o'clock. The remains will be |
TERED at the Catholic cemetery. II
deceased was nephew of II. Pah;
and brother-in-law of w. X. Sill
a erson.
a cordial invitation Is extended
. all, who have been In any way CO
nected with the construction or Il
nishing of the buildings of the Nj
Pacific, Institute In Manoa Valley, dl
ing the past three years, as contri
tors, foremen or laborers. TO attend
social gathering at the MINIS Schc
Hall. Manoa. on Saturday eyen.I