Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Some fine Australian ferns are adj
vcriised for sale See classified ads.
The Anchor is the only genuine
uric saloon In Honolulu Sure,
Mike"
The Hotel Arlington will reopen
ON next Wednesday morning. Every.
thing rcmodcllcd.
The Royal Dancing Academy will
give the regular dance in the Odd
Fellows Hall tonight.
If you want a good job done on TN
auto or carriage take 1t to Hawaiian
Carriage MFG. Co, 427 Queen St
w. T. Pope. superintendent of pub
lie instruction. who went to Hilo
last Tuesday, returned this morning.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
Divorce proceedings have been
started between Cecilia and Jose VI
yichavcs. Cruelty on the part OF the
husband is charged.
Speaker II. l.. lIolstein of the
House of Representative came down
from Kohala. Hawaii. this morning,
arriving in the Mauna Kea
L. Taxon Bishop OF Brewer & Co,
has returned from 4 business trip To
the coast aud was n passenger by the
Sierra arriving here this morning
II. p. Faye. the well known planta-
ton man was among the returning
passengers arriving at Honolulu this
morning by the Oceanic liner Sierra.
l.. w. Kopkc OF the Honolulu Iron
Works accompanied by Mrs. Kopkc
returned this morning from bust.
ness and Pleasure trip to the main.
land
Failure to provide the necessities
Of life on the part of Alan Douglas
provided Sallic Douglas with the pa.
pers stating that they were no longer
one, but two
The welcoming reception to pastor
| Smith of the Methodist church will
take place this evening In the old
pasonaGc corner Of Miller and Bere.
tania streets. ...
w. Pfotcnhauer. vice president OF
Hackfeld & CO.. was among the re-
turning passengers this morning In
has completed the inspc ton OF the
Plantation affairs on Maui.
One Japanese brought in by the po-
lice last night and alleged to have
been drunk forgot to show up at
court when his case was called this
morning and therefore forfeited bail
to the amount OF ten dollars
Miss Dixon, talented Australian
musician. who arrived by the Moana
recently, will preside at the piano at
the benefit dance to be given In X. II.
| Hall on the evening Of December
tenth for the benefit of the leper chill
dron.
G. X. Motley of the Home Rule
party, accompanied by his son. W.
X. Motley, and family, arrived TO-DAY
from Hawaii Motley Sr.. II is said,
will remain here for Christmas and
New Years, before returning to lIa-
maliua, Hawaii, next year.
Returning much improved In health,
james ] lc the former proprietor OF
the LEGAL marine railway IL back from
= trip that extended to Great Bri'
tain. Mrs. Lyle accompanied her hus
band on the tour They have been
absent for nearly six months.
Tho steamer w. G, Hall will sail OF
five o'clock this evening. one day lat
CT In order 10 take tho mainland mail
to Garden Island ports brought here
by the Oceanic steamship. Sierra. Tho
Hall will leave with number of pas.
sengcrs and considerable cargo.
Raymer Sharp, the general apprais
or connected with the local customs
service Is back from a business trir
that took him to Washington. lie
visited several of the larger Eastern
cities while away, Mr.. Sharp was q
passenger by the Sierra this morning
AT the meeting of the Honolulu
Automobile Drivers Association last
night, James Coke OF the law firm OF
Coke and Douthitt was authorized To
draft bylaws and schedule Of fares
for the conveyance Of passengers In
this city. II is reported that the rate
schedule, II approved by the associa-
ton, will take effect in January.
A public reception will be rendered
Rev, Robert Il. Smith and family this
evening from s o'clock in the old
parsonage, adjoining the church, cor
ncr Miller street and Bcretania ave,
: nue.. DR. Smith comes from Normal
H., to take the pastorateI Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church of Homo
lulu and 1, is hoped that many will
: be present this evening to give hin
and Mrs. Smith, with their two youni
lady daughters, cordial welcome,