Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-11

straw and felt hats Kan Chong Co,
Harrison Block.
Note the Saturday special IN Sachs |
ad today. Big chances to save money |
on everyday needs.
Subscribe for the Call, Chronicle |
or Examiner 800 per month. wall. |
Nichols Co., Agents.
Special for a few days: Van Camps |
Concentrated Soups, 3 for 2jc. Henry |
MAY e. Co. Phone 1871.
PAY your taxes today; after the 18th /.
instant ten percent will be added.
Take your tax bill with you.
Only reliable halter In the city |
Clean your soiled hat and try The EN- |
pert Hat Cleaners, opp. Club Stables
John r. Bergstrom, Plano and Or
gan Tuning and Repairing Masonic
Temple. Telephone 2O67. p. o. Box
40
Horses for sale-work, driving or
saddle-lmported and island. Call and
inspect or telephone 1903, Club Sta
bles
For distilled water. fires Root
! Beer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone ALA. Consolidated
Soda Works.
Van Camps pork and beans are
best in the world. Prepared with to-
mato sauce or plain. Sold by Henry
| May a. Co.
Remember. Green Stamps are free
to purchasers for the asking and
goods absolutely free In exchange for
Green Stamps
T. II. Dodge will give talk on
japan at the Y. w. G. A. homestead
| this evening. All Interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
Joseph Roman, hat cleaner, 122
Beretania St, next to fire station,
guarantees all his work. Hats called
for and delivered. Phone 1867.
The Holo Ala T. walking club mem
bers are of for Il hike on Saturday
afternoon. They will take in Pacific
Heights and return by the light of
the moon.
A proclamation of new boundaries
for the South Kona forest reserve will
soon be made The first proposed
boundaries we're Objectionable in GER
tain parts.
Harvard men will assemble this
evening at the University Club for
their annual smoker. After the brief
business session, Mr. Jas. Austin Will
der will take charge.
Lots of good things to eat and all
homemade will be disposed of at a
delicatessen sale by the Cleaners on
Saturday In the Collins building, OPP
posite the Union Grin.
A couple of Filipinos. employed at
Pepeekeo. Hawaii, have gathered
about their persons large amount
of trouble by being charged with rails
ing the amount of their pay checks.
The longshoremen OF Hilo are much
Interested In the establishment of an
organization In their particular
branch of work. This move is being
helped along by the Labor Union of
that city.
Mrs. Alice Smith jacobson, mother
of Mabel Margaret Jacobson, aged one
, year, filed Il petition In the circuit
court of the first judicial circuit, yes
terday, cOnsenting to the adoption OF
, her child by Herman and Alice Horn,
Taro pulling has been resumed in
Manoa Valley under control of the
Board OF Health. The taro will have
to be pulled and steamed under d.
rection of the health authorities and
: will then be taken to the Kalihi fac
tory.
A japanese named Yamacita was
arrested yesterday In connection with
the new law on adulterated ice cream
Commissioner Blanchard made a test
of the vendors CONNECTION and found
that II did not come up to require
ment In butter fat.
A site of nearly three acres has
been secured for the new 100000 Kai.
mukl school, to be erected under ap.
J preparation OF the last session OF the
, Legislature. The site is the old Bid.
! dinger property, where the zoo was
once located and Is at the end of the
, car line.
llilo officers are strictly enforcing
the hitch your horse" ordinance. A
dozen japanese hackdrivers were ar.
rested last week for leaving their
teams standing ON the street un.
hitched while they enjoyed per.
Torrance at one OF IIilos moving pic.
ture shows.
The Cleaners will have delicates.
, sen sale Saturday morning In the Col.
Inns building ON King street, west OF
Fort, opposite Union Grill There
will be sold bread. cakes, candles
ducks, chickens, jellied tongue, pick.
! les. jellies and unique dinner cards
, The articles are strictly home made. I
The rest cure as given at the es,
adjustment presided over by Min,
Host Asch, again falls to the lot o
G. w. Hall, who was arraigned upor
a charge OF drunkenness before Judg,
| Monsarrat this morning. The polio,
; claim that Hall Ii an old offender
along these lines. Being his sixth
| conviction upon charge OF inebriety
Hall was given twenty days at lwl