Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10

Try case Of Pinectar. It is pure
Phone 1851.
Those who dring ut the Anchor
Saloon are immune from cholera.
There will be a meeting Of the
Board of Health ut . o'clock this af-
tcrnuon.
The Owl Cigar Is the best five cent
cigar on the market Ask your deal
cr for the Owl.
Subscribe for tho Call. Chronicle
or Examiner sl.OO pcr month. Wall,
Nichols Co.. Agents.
The Christian church had charge Of
services at Leah Home yesterday, At
which quite number attended
II you want a good job done on AN
auto or carriage take It to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg Co., 427 Queen st.
Have John Mott, the pioneer
Plumber" give you an estimate on
sewer connections and all plumbing
work.
For distilled water. fires Root
Deer and all other popular drinks.
Ring mp Phone 2171. Consolidated
Soda Works.
The J'nion-Paciiic Transfer Co.,
King street. next to the Young Hotel,
Telephone 1875, can be depended on
to get your baggage there on time.
The Bulletin illustrated speci1l
edition will be Of much interest to
friends, as IL describes and pictures the
land you live in or are visiting.
Mr.. Abadie of the French Laundry
has French process for cleaning
POngce suits and skirts that restores
the original freshness 10 the article.
Waikiki was the Mecca for hundreds
yesterday. The day was perfect and
the bathors disportcd themselves in the
surf from early morning uhtil late at
night.
G.. J. Day spoke ut the Methodist
Episcopal church last evening His
talk being on Fanny J. Crosby and
her life work. A solo by Mr.. Lee was
much appreciated.
llalCiwa will be especially attraC-
tive to visitors this week MS the moon
will he full. Tho roads are in good
| condition for motoring down. Trains
leave twice n day and go direct to the
hotel lawn.
The weekly sewing meeting of Epi-
| phany Guild of Kaimuki will he held
| this afternoon at Mrs. Bckcrton's
Waikiki residence. All members and
| friends who are Interested In sewing
! for the fair are urged to attend
The Japan Times of March % re-
ports the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs A
| A. Wilder and Miss Macfarlanc at
! Toxic. they taking apartments ut the
| Imperial Hotel, and will remain in
the Orient till the latter part of June.
| The MatsOn liner lIOnolulan will be
open for inspection by the public at
I o'clock this afternoon. The ship
will be mOOrcd at the foot of Nuuanu
street Quarantine regulations pre-
vented an inspection OF this vessel
when she was here before.
Confirmation was administered to
twenty-five Chinese yesterday morn
ing ut st. Peters church by Bishop
Restarck. 1t Is the hope of those
belonging to st. Peters that new
church will be theirs in the not dis
tant future, as the present cdilice is
too small to accommodate the pres.
cnt congregation.
The Kalihi-wncna Congregational
Church was the. place of meeting OF
the quarterly convention OF the lila.
waiian Sunday school yesterday fore,
noon. There were over eight hundred
present, At midday luau wa
served Rev. pOai, pastor Of the Ka.
q lihi church, had charge, assisted by
pastors from other kulihi churches
Representatives TOwse, Muahauli anC
AIuhOe, senator W. Makrkau, Mr.
! Woodward and Chaplain of the House
DCSha attended