Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Inc Anchor is the only genuin
eurio saloon in Honolulu. "Sur,
Mike"
H Joel Cohen, the local theatrical in
pressario has returned from bus
ness trip to Maui.
Pay cash anu ask for green stamps
They're free. Call at the show room
and see what you get free 70
stamps. 't
The Japanese training ships Asam
and kasagi left Panama yesterda
and will be in Honolulu about Janu
airy 25 on their way to the Orient
Whitney & Marsh are fully prepar
ed for the university and other balls
with their elegant line of Frencl
trimmings.
The Hotel Majestic is convenient,
located for men whose business is il
the city Sachs Block corner For
and Beretania.
For distilled water. Hires Roo
Beer and all other popular drinks
Ring up Phone 2171. Consolidated
Soda Works. >
Ladies will find many new shapes
and feathers in the stock of Reg Il
| Shoes. Regal Shoe Store corner King
and Bethel streets.
Bert Petrie and his bride will re-
turn on the Wilhemina arriving week
after next. Mrs. Petric is well known
here as Miss McGregor.
Jared Smith the Hawaii tobacco
l 10, in, hn 1tl
mission. He arrived this morning by
the steamer Mauna Kea.
Monday is the last day of Sachs
big annual sale, Tuesday and We'd
! nesday thousands of remnants will be
placed on sale at half price.
Have you seen the new "ONOTO"
self-fillinG fountain pen. A. B. Ar
leigh & Co. have a complete stock.
1t is the latest and best pen on the
market
Costumes for the Floral Parade
and Carnival may be ordered through
the Hawaiian News Co., Young Bldg
One price for both events. Orders
must be in soon. y
There is nothing as beneficial or
affective in reducing avordupois tissue
as vapor bath. Cabinets for the
purpose are for sale by Benson
Smith & Co., Ltd, Fort and Hotel
streets.
Il. f. Heintz, civil engineer in
the employ of the Hilo railroad ex-
tension, was an arrival on the Mauna
kea He was formerly in the en-
glneerlng department of the u s.
government and was located in Ho-
nOlulu.
The agents for the Matson Navig1-
ton line at Hilo are publishing no.
uces to the effect that neither the
captain or agents of vessels flying the
Matson flag will be responsible for
debts of crews.
some good citizens are helping the
FLORAL PARADE by lending vehi.
cles for others to decorate. ASK about
this at FLORAL PARADE HEAD.
QUARTERS, 1865 Young Hotel Build
ing.
Wash dresses marveously cheap n
Jordan's sale.
The Rev. U. Chong Ping, well
known Chinese evangelist of the ISL
ands,. who has been visiting in the
Orient for some time, expects to re-
turn to Hawaii about the latter mart
OF this month. He was robbed by
river pirates after leaving Shanghai.
incorporation papers of the Auto
Livery Company were filed yesterday,
Quinn being the president of the
company. Manuel Refs vice-president,
Tom Quinn auditor, Alexander Refs
secretary and Belle Baddaky treasur-
err. The company is capitalized at
$1,000 with the privilege of extension
to $250000.
Manager Kimball of Haleiwa tele-
phones the B u | Re t n that the roads
between Haleiwa and town are in very
good condition. There has been no
rain in that part of the island. since
Monday. The Goodales went over
the road twice yesterday and report it
to be all right Il don't know about
the road on the other side, but be-
tween here and town the road is all
right said Mr.. Kimball this morn
ing.
The first work on the biggest railroad
tunnel of Hawaii was commenced
last week on the Paauhau extension
of the Hilo railroad. The tunnel men
TONED will act as the approach from
the Hilo side of the Maulua Gulch
and servise to bring the tracks across
that division of the island at grade
only about one hundred feet above
tide water, instead Of more than twice
that height, which would be otherwise
necessary.
j. l.. Young who with L. j. Lord
holds contract ON the Hilo Break
water returned from the big island
this morning tIe paid a visit of in |
spection while there and looked over
a let of material that was brought |
down from the coast by the Matson
Navigation steamer Enterprise. Over
twenty-five tons of giant powder, |
which will be used In the quarry. ar
rived on the Enterprise and the work |
on this part Of the contract will go |
ahead at once. One of the big scows |
from which the rock will be dumped |
into the water Is nearly completed
and start on the erection of wharf |
will soon be made.
The second number of the Mid |
Pacific magazine, under the manage |
ncnt of Alexander Hume Ford. came !
fresh and crisp from the press this
week. The first number of this maya