Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-31
LOCAL and GENERAL

Have your plumbing done by John
Mott, the Pioneer Plumber. 1872 Mer-
chant st. Telephone 1881
Mems linen and duck suits care
fully laundried at the French Laun-
dry. IA King st. Telephone 1891.
The owl Cigar is acknowledged by
the discriminate smoker to be the best
Ave cent cigar on the market. Try
one.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
night at the home of Mrs w. L. Hop
per Important business is to be
transacted.
A grand Sunday school picnic. I'M
der the leadership of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lydgate was held at Marine Drive
Seashore on Kauai last week
Haleiwa is Il delightful and con-
venient place at which to spend the
remaining weeks Of your vacation.
o. r. a l.. trains go to the door
The young son of James X. Kula
of Koloa. Kauai, died on July is. He
had been sick for number OF
months with tuberculosis lie was but
twelve years of age and valued
member of the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society.
Bargains tomorrow at Jordan's.
Invitations have been received by
local people for the opening Of the
new volcano hotel by the Crater Hotel
Company next Saturday evening. The
hotel is at 29ih miles, Olaa.
j. NJ. Camara, John Marcallino and
V. NJ. Harrison, appraisers in connec-
ton with the estate of the late An
tone Perreira de Nobrega, filed their
report this morning. They value the
estate at $3.50.
The second amended complaint in
the case of the Lanai Company, Lin
tied. against Harry s. Lands was
filed this morning. They claim $4,000
from pluintin in connection with "a
shipment of brood mares.
Fly screens on the doors will not
make the meats ut the Metropolitan
Meat Market better: there never was
any fault found with them and to
try and improve Is like using Sher-
win Williams paints on the lily.
Jordan's sale begins tomorrow.
An order for the payment in full of
all the dover interest of Sebastianna
Simoes. widow of the late Manuel
Gonsalves Simoes, was made by Judge
w. ]. Robinson on Saturday. Her in
terest In the estate amounts to $lGG
Phillip Lopez, colored Portu-
guese, who has been suffering from
tuberculosis for some time, died at
his home in Kalihi this morning. His
death was reported to Deputy Sheriff
Rose, who. Immediately notified the
Board of Health Lopez was well
known to the Kalihites.
The resolution passed In the Board
of Supervisors meeting seems not to
have had the effect of keeping side
walks free from weeds. The best
and only remedy Is concrete walk
and you can buy the materials from
the Honolulu Construction and Dray-
ing CO., It'd, In Robinson Block,
Queen street. F-s
Observation of the downtown retail
district this morning must convince
the most doubtful that advertising
pays. Sales advertised in the b u J.
letin columns of Friday and Sat
urday brought "a great many to town
for an early look at the bargains Of
fered. All the stores were busy and
the buying was brisk. .,...
Sale of Millinery and Silk Rem
nants at Jordan's.
Deputy County Auditor James W.
Lloyd has prepared the querterly
statement of the finances of the city
and county of Honolulu that appears
i'm this issue of the Bul letin. AL
though Mr. Lloyd was not numbered
on the list of city employees whose
salaries were raised he has been sue
cessfully carrying on the work of the
auditors Office during the well-earn-
ed vacation of his chief, and making
no complaint.