Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-04

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pert laundry work in all bran 2hcs.
The first watermelons of the season
just in at Wa Chong KEGS 800 North
Beretania street. near Palama June.
ton.
Frederic L. Morong NJ. D.. physician
and surgeon. has opened Offices at go
Beretania street. Once hours Iii.
3.5. and rs.
The knights Of Pythias Of Mani
will celebrate the dedication OF their
hall with dance on April 10. 1t Will
be strictly invitatlonal.
Masquerade under the auspices of
Pacific Rebckah Lodge No. /. 4. o. o.
F., will be given at X. of p. hall Sat.
uIday, April ., 1910 Admission soc. .
X. j. Buchly, pres ident Of Peacock
& Co.. is booked Tor the mainland by
the Sierra. Mrs. Buchly will accom-.
pany him and they may go as far as
New York.
s. A. Sewall. recent arrival by the
Sierra. comes to take a position with
the local gas company. Mr.. Sewall
was formerly with the Denver Gas
Company for number of years
a law partnership has been formed
by Judge A. N. Kepoikal and d. W.
Burchard of Kahului. Mr.. Burchard
has recently come from the coast hav.
ing practlccd law in several coast
cities.
Bear In mind that .he merchants
who give green utamps will not In.
crease their prices. but on the con.
trary their increase In trade by this
system enables them to sell cheaper
than before.
Bishop Restarick expects to leave
Hawaii In May for six months visit
to ENGLAND. He Is one of four dele.
gates from America to the Worlds
Missionary conference to be held IA
Edinburgh In June.
Mrs. Helen W. Kelley died at her
residence on Pilkoi street yesterday
after a lingering Illness Of several
years. Mrs. Kelley was sister of
Henry NJ. Viii ney of this city AMI
Mrs. w w. Goodale OF Waialua.
The board Of directors Of the vo,
mems Auxiliary OF the Outrigger Club
VIII entertain their president, Mrs.
Swanzy, at buffet luncheon tomorrow
at ! O'Clock In their lanai. Following
the luncheon The regular meeting will
be held.
Hong Sing. local Chinese. was
struck by an auto early yesterd ~
morning, knocked down and one OF
the wheels Of the auto nearly passed
over his body. the machine being
stopped In time. The machine which
nearly caused the accident belonged
to George Beckley.
II has been decided that the road
In Kapiolani Park must he repaired by
tho city regardless OF the fact that
damage may be done by the heavy
teaminG of the federal work now goins
on at Diamond Head. The roads arc
public highways ana as such come
under the care Of the local govern
men..
Rev. A. j.. KaleikinI. the pastor OF
the Spreckelsyille Hawaiian church
died Wednesday morning In the early
hours. He was buried lac in the az
tcrnoon. Rev. l.. n. Kaumeheiwa OF
Waikiki conducted the services. M
kaleiklnl has been afflicted with con
sumption, and gradually failing for the
last year
The course on the English novel be
Ing given before the College Club will
be continued as usual this week at the
Hopper residence, Wednesday at 4 D
m. The subjects for the next lectures
Dickens and Thackery and Geo. Mere
attn, being Of more general interest
promise to call out even larger a..
tendance than the earlier novelists
The lectures are open to the public.
The Maui Chamber of Commerce
at its last meeting passed resolutions
which expressed their dIspleasure at
the holding up Of the steamer Claud
Inc of Honolulu harbOr. causing dc
lay TO passengers from Maui ports
which seems unnecessary rs rcgulh
lions have been inaugurated respect
Ing the quarantine of the island III
Hawaii whereby the Claudlne accepts
no passengers from that port.
The fact that Colonel Roosevelt has
accepted the invitation to be present
at the cowboy sports which are ia
come of at Cheyenne this summer is
adding lot to the meet and will prob
ably be the cause OF the largest gath
ering OF that nature ever held there
1t is said that the cowboys of Hawaii
VIII bo invited to the meet and It Is
possible that the leading ropers OF
the Islands viii avail themselves ol
this opportunity to show the boys Of
the plains what they can do with a
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