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HONOLULU. T. H.', FRIDAY, NOV. 10, fflOO.
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Weekly Calendar
MIWDAV
Leah) Chapter No. 2 Regular.
TUUMUAY
WUD.MJHOAY
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All vlaltliiK members ot tlio
Order nio (ofdiall.v luvlteil to
attend meetings ot local lodges
lwiaMMUrinvwiwiAMlrini .nrMiM
Meet on the
2nd end 4th
Mondays of
each month
nt K. P. Hall
7:30 P. H.
MARINE ENGINEERS' other Amo
BENEFICIAL A?Sn9IATI0H. ciattens cor
dially invited.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meets every Monday evening at
7:3U In I O. O. r. Hall. Kurt Sticet.
13 It. IIENlJltY, Secretary.
V. D. Wlcke. N. (1.
All vbltlng brothers very cordially
Invited.
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of ?.
Meets every first nnd third 1'rl
u"ay ovontng at 7:30 In K. of I, llnll,
corner Fort and Berctanla. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
I'. n. N'T-GBNT. C. C.
It. GOSLING, K. It. S.
HONOLULU LODGE G1C, B. F. 0. E.
Honolulu Lodge No. C1C, 13. I'. O.
I2lks. meets In their hall, on King
Street, near Tort, ovory Friday even.
lng. Visiting Brothers arc cordially
invited to attend.
12. A. DOUTHITT, 12. 11
II. C. EASTOX, Scc'y.
Inter-Island and O. It. & L. shipping
Looks for salo it the Qui to tin
OlBco. f0 ach
MANILA
Shipped direct from the famous factory Campania General de Tobacos de Rilipinas
;' Tobacularp;" and, offer -same to consumers, fry the box as follows
25 Incroyables Foil, -25
Incaoyables, - cr
25 Favoritos J Dotres,
25 Favon-toS A Lopez,
25 Impferiales,
HONOLULU AERIE 140,F. 0. E.
Mrcls on the 2nd and 4th WED
NESDAY evenings of each month nt
Jl30 o'ejock In K."bf P. Hall, corner
Uerctntila and Port streets.
Visiting Uaglcs are Invited to at
tend. W. M. McCOY, W. l'rcs.
II. T. M001U2, Secy.
Wm. II'KINLEY LODOE No.8,K.ofP.
Meets every 2nd and llh Saturday
evening nt 7:30 o'clock In K. of P.
Hull, cor. Poi t and Ilerctanla. Visit
ing brothci a cordially Invited to nt
lond. T. M. McGUKW. C. 0.
K. A. JACOUSON, K. It. S.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1. 1. 0. R. M.
Meets uvuiy Hut and third Thurs
days ot each month nt Knights of
I'ythlas Hall. Visiting brothers cor
dially Invited ti attend.
I. A PKIlltY, Sachem.
V. V TOUl). C. of II.
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BRIBER INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
Two Inilletinciits vveic returned by
Hi la vral O.nnil Jmy this morning,
m ) the true bills being found
.u.iuM a llin tin) n.iincil Ithogarmm
wliii according to III- ircnrilM Is tl
.Irxt mnii of that nitlvltv who has
l in Indicted In Hawaii. Illiug.iin.ui
Is ch iiri'd with having nttempted ti
brlli,- Immigration Inductor Itnyninnd
0. llKivvu In an effort to securw n land
ing In Hawaii when the Chlo Muni
wan Ia"t In port. The Hindoo was kii
fascinated by tlio delights of irimoliilil.
an much as hu rould m-o trmn t2ie deck
of the Japanese liner ihitt lie offered
llrm, n twenty pounds In good t2ngllsh
lnnni'v to permit him to find an usylui.i
In Hawaii. The man from Ind'i piol
nbly did not know that be was com
tnltlltr; mi offense ptinlsluiblo ty five
j ears' Imprisonment nnd he ws ac
cordingly i urprlsed when be was (alien
Into custody, tlnlted States Dint! let
Attorncv Urcckous eviccls that tin
Hindoo will plead guilty, bo fined mid
then deported.
Thp IVdern) flrand Jury nlso io
turned nil liKllclmeiit against n .tap
nueso, oklrh' Oknna, chargrd with h
violation of tTio IMmnmls Art.
The local .Inpanere will parllclpalo
In a laiitein procession to bo given to
night ii) honor of tlio visiting olllrcrs
and men of tin .l.tpaneso cruber Id-
7IIIHO. Tliry will form at Anlu raik at
S o'clock wbeiico they march down
to tho Channel wharf. '
The old wooden cm bins around the
Hawaiian hotel central garden ha
been removed, nnd In being roplaced
wkii u KaimuKI Eton-j one. Other Im
provements aro being carried out und
er tho hiiporvlHlon ol .Manager Drown.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Big Nickel Scratch Pad for Jala
at the Bulletin office tor five cents,
Is one Inch thick, made up of two hun
dred theets f good paper. Six for a
quarter.
Auto-Tall ho, picnics, parties,
phono 0.
Millinery, now and reasonable Mis.
C. U Dlckcrsiw, Sachs' lllock.
Don't forget that tho Illshop Trust
Co. handle real estate and rentals.
Kino copper plato e.igravlng and
printing ntlleakbanc's, I'ort.street.
Automobiles linck rules. ICmpIro
ttand. rhotiu 213. llethel and Hotel.
Suckling pigs and geese. Try one
for Thanksgiving. Club Stables. Tel.
103.
Sabds served with light limchos nt
tho llaltlmoro Cafo, Hotel Blreet, con
tain tho best of everything.
What about jour hat? It's tlmo It
was (.ecu to. Call In Tho Expert Hat
Cleaners. Work guaranteed.
There will bu a dunce at tho Kilo,
liana Art League Hall tonight, given
by the Honolulu Dancing Academy.
Anything new in tho sporting lino!
Anything good In tho liquor MneT You
cm And It at "Thn Two .lacks."
The report ot tho registrar on deaths
from contagious diseases lu the.dlslrlet
of Honolulu during flflctn dnva ended
November IS, Is: Tubcctl!ls, .
The rU:H mid tiest brush to uo on
Ibo teeth U tho 1'ropbylarHe. Heuwin,
Smith & Co., Ltt huvujust recelM-tl,
n large stuck of iow oijealn al ntylqs.
Coal your Iron mats w'ltb "Arabic."
You will bu su'rpilsed at Its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co., ogxnts.
Tho Woman's Auxiliary of (lm.Oiil
rigger Club Is giving u rhowdcr illnuci
and diiuro tonight nl.llio club .nlllou
cf Watkllil. Admission to gruuiiils and
supper Is "0 rents.
Cnptaln I'enlurtlow and Mrs. Ton
hallow are bookeil for passage to Kii
hiiliil by the Inter-Island Htcamsr
riaudlne, which sails for Hawaii nnd
Maul ports at S o'clock this afternoon.
D. 12. Dunbar of Seattle Is In the city
looking river tho ground in the Islands
with, u view to developing business
both vvnjs. Mr. Dunbar Is n leading
grocer and vvhllo anxious to fcII goods
here Is nlso on tho look-out to buy cof
fee, pineapples nnd whatever clso Ha
waii may offer for the people of the
Northwest.
A Ktatiielte of tho late Joseph Na
wnlil has been modeled by Mr. Us
bouine. the sculptor und Is on exhibi
tion lu the oftcc of W. A. llovveiu It
reprobenls Ibo lute, IcwiUm orator
Las be appeared wb i uin!:lir4 a tent-
perauco speech nt, Ullo while tint lavu
was advancing on tho town. There Is
n plan on foot to have a monument
i erected that shall cimimcuinratu tho
I great work this man did for temper
nnco among tho Hawaiian psoplu.
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Bulletin Biuinew Office Phone 25R
. A. GUNST fit Co
"THE HOUSE OF STAPLES"
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Beg to advise those fond of
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that they are now in
Flora de
$4.00
4.00
3.00
1.50
1.75
Storage
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City Transfer
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Tlravincf nnd EmrtSsinZ
Wood and Coal . Phone 588
0, W. McSougall, Prop.
PAS6EN3ERS AflRIVED
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t'er P. M. S. H. Asia, from Hongkong
mid Japan ports, Nov in. For Hono
lulu. James II. Miiel.eiirb1. Klimi Ha-
yegusa, Miss Annie Fit Henry, C.'lK-
milchln. For San Frnnnsco: i,. .. vv.
Nixon, Itev. Oeo. A. lluiulary Oeo. II
Clytno. China Hlng, Italph Wolf 11. 1-2.
Itednall II. D. tionier Jlrs. Dear siieo.
O. W. Kim. Mo Oee Voi, Mrs. Lam
Sheu. .1. H. Uuell Miss K.lxa Y. Dry
hu,..MIks It. 0. Whlthx-k. D-ivbUSII'r-lidos,
L. II. Htcjer, Kurd ll.ilel. -MlhH
Violet Clfford. Frank Streetor. ' .Mrs.
Murlou' Theb-rath. IlUJiard II. Uovv-
den. Mrs. Jas. II. Morris. Miss Marrlnn
Morris, JamcH II. Dnvles, Mrs. Iluse 11.
Denning Miss .Marlon Denning Mar-
lln Lynch, Oom Tsiidn. -Mrs, (ioro Tsu
da, Telao Knvval, Slis. Telro Kuwal,
MllEtW K, Knvval, SlildztlKii Kawiil,
Martin Katz. Mrs. .1 J ll Cars!. Itay
moud Ashtnn Mrs T. Hiiynshl. M.
Harcgawn, IlobecL I" It. Cook. Mis.
I j. A. W. Nixon Mis Arthur W. Hil
ton. Mrs. Oeo. II, CIvmo, A. C, I!r.tw2
well II. K. Williams So No Hlng. Mrs.
11. I), Corner MIkb Laura (loineri Mi's.
Wong Shi. Cheock I.un Chen. Master
Woo Yuen Fung, Mrs .1. II. Lovcll and
child. Mrs l&lgnr P Alien, Mrs. Agnes
Clnpp. Mrs. David Silverados. Miss
Mary K. Moorman. Llug LI Chao, John
11. Davis, Ktihel Sato.
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IT IS SAID In the eiedlt of the (ill
tanker Santa Itlta that the vess-
failed from the ort of Honolulu with
out befouling the waters of Ibo har
bor by pumping out her oily bilgo t
float on tho surface of tho water and
rnuso damage Io all smaller craft rid
ing nt anchor.
Business and Eveninr; Clothes made for
YOU
W. W. AHANA & CO.
G2 So. Kinrr St.
receipt of a
Ca. ln. jw
PhOllC I5Z
Island Transfer.
COH;
ExeavatlnR and Filling.
CIWG
Vineyard ST., Ewa of Nuuanu Stream
WATERFhoNT NOTES
8TI2AMINO nl nil approximate speed
of nearly fuiirtcuti Knots imc'i hour,
the Matron Navigation liner I. inline,
benrlni Oovernor Frear an.! other well
known Honolulu passcngMa towunls
San l"ranclsco, has been he.ud from,
The vessel Lepoued liv wlicleuh ill
o'clock Inst evening tbnt tbo widhir
conditions wero lino for making good
time. Tbo Liirllno was limn HIT, mites
off Honolulu mid every one uu board
repoitcd well.
A QUANTITY of ground tackle
chains anchors to be used In. placing
mooring buoys along Hawaii, has left
tin) poit by tho Inter-lslntid steamer
Kauai Tho liintcihi! Is destined for
Houokna and Kukiilluiele,
WHAT IS llKPOIlTin) ns ti sluutage
of boiler makers Is assigned as l lie
cause of tho' delay In tho teinporay re
pairs to be mailo upon tho tlival tug
(roipiojs. This vessel Is to bo taken
tp tho coart for u geneial ri'Ilttlng.
TIH2 HlllTISH freighter Karl ot F.l
gin Is reported to linvo i.alled from Hal
tltnorc the litter p.irt of October with
n shipment of coal for the U. S. Naval
Station nt this poit. Thn vessel Is
now out tweniy-soven dajs.
TIII2 MATSON Nnvlgillon liner III
Ionian, Willi gnneral cargo Is expected
to a-rlvu nt Honolulu on next Tii"S
day. This vessel Is coming from fau
Francisco.
TUB AMi:rtICAN ship Xlnrhm Chll
cott. with a shipment of oil for Hono"
lulu . reported to bavo Rilled fiom
fiavlotu.
Nn Branches.
CIGARS
supply of TEN S1ZBS
Ssabela"
50 Regalia A. Lopez,
25 Perfectos,
50 High Life,
25 Cazadores Imperiales, -
50 Brevas Imperiales,
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IN FOREIGN PORTS
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ETal.lu K!Aumhrr 10.
SAN FRANCISCO ArrlvidNov. IS:
S. S. Pleiades, fiom llllo. Nov. H.
YOKOHAMA Arrlvnl Miv. in:
3 '1 'Iiiihiii .Main hence Nov. S.
IJATTI.i:-Arrived Nov. 10:
U. S. T, Dix, hence Miv. s.
UF.MO Mall for San Francisco, per
H S. Asia, will close tonioirow (Sat
in dayl ut 7 n, in.
T PAS8ENOER8 DEPARTED I
Per stmr. Claudlnc, for Maul nnd
llllo, Nov. !!. C. C. Kennedy, O.
(Illib nnd wife, It. P. Quarles nnd wife
Mrs. 12. Henrbpics, Mrs. II. II. Webb,
W. Leslie West, J. L. Coke, A. IluHh
boltz. Captain Penhallovv and wife, M.
C. Murasky, Leo Low, A, 0. Dickens,
wle'nnd five chlldicn.
Per stmr. W. 0. Hall, for Kauai
ports, Nov, IS. 11. 1). Ilaldwln. C. W.
SpltV C. II. Wilcox, 0. F. Winter. Mts.
Winter. N. lniafugl. S. Aklmo, II. J.
Calls, J. Youraniokii,
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PASSENGERS BOOKED
Per stmr. Mntini Ka, for Hawaii
and Maul poils, Nov. 2.1. II. Q. Wuld
ion, J. II. Fuller, Mr. nnd Mm. .1. M.
ItOhS. Mis, Oeo. Kleugel Mrs. W. L.
West, Mrs. A. Miison. John Itutli. D.
O. May. Mrs. W. 12. Dajlon. Mrs Km
inn Hepburn, -Mr,' and -Mrs. W. Puller
S. Lollctitluil, Mrs. Llllenthnl, J. T
Molr.
Per slinr. Klnaii, for Kami jiorts
Nov. 23. J. Fnhsoth. .Mrs. Wlllilngton
II. P. Fnye, Jlrs. Fac. Mlts Fayo
Miss Dnhu, A. Iiuchholtz, Mlsa J. Sojh
cr.
Per P M. S. 8. Asia. Tor S.iu Fran
Cisco. Mr. und Mrs. W. .1. White, A
J. do Sour.a, Wm. Ilrune,
Per Etmr. Manna Loa, for Koin nnd
Kail pmts, Nov. 2ii.' t). II. Macouaclile
Tbo Supremo Couit Jlils' moinlnq
ovi-rruled the exception from the CI"
cult Cou I Im the case of the Itcmlng
ton Typewriter Co., Inc., against Leon
ard C. Kellog who was suel foi
$2100 In the lowe? court the nllegt
Hon being that the Itemliigtou Tyiie-
wrlter Conip'inv delivered goods for
the price n lined to William L. Ollluly
end O. V. McCarthyv cop-utuers doing
business ui'der tlm mine of the Ha
waiian ORlee Snecl'illy Coiiiinny.
W. L. West, for the past four jenrs
ronnertrd with iVu Kw.i Pliulitllou
Couiiiaiiv, leaves tndav on the daiidluo
for Maul, where ho has secured tho po
sit Ion of head bookkeeper r.t Walluku
mill.
A dlseonllninneo will be filed In t'.K
case K l.l'i Ho- f -ipany ngi'nsi
lliickiugbnm und Ilcclil. T'i
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ARRIVED
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P. M., S. 8. ABla. fiom Hongkong
end Japan ports; pass, and gen. cargo.
DEPARTED
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Stmr. W. 0. Hall, for Kmt.it pons:
nt midnight.
'j DUE TODAY f
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It. cruiser Calabria, fiom Lau Fran
Cisco, on cruise. .
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8AILIMQ TODAY
Stmr. Claudlnc. for Maul mil Ha
waii ports: pass, uml gsn. cargo, i
I', m.
Stmr. l.lkellke, for Honokia. g-n.
till Eli.
DUE TOMORROW
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Stmr. JIauna Kea, from Maul mil
Havvnll ports; pass'., mall nnd gi-i.
cargo, n, m,
M. N. H.iS. Hjndiii, from Scat:! ,
Kelt, cargo.
"SAILING TOMORROW
P. M. S. S. Asia, for Sun Finticlsr..
pass, and gen. cargo, p. in.
Sliur. Hclene. for Paaitliau an 1 Onk i
la: gen. cargo, I p. lu, ,
CUE SUNDAY
A.-ll. Alarkau, fiom Seattle; gen
rai go
Stmr. Kltiau, from Kauai poM"
pass, nnd gen rnrgo, a, m.
Stmr. Mlknhaln, fiom Maul and Mo
lokal iiorta; pain, nnd gen. cargo, a. m
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DUE TUESDAY
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P. M. S. S. Clilni, from San Fi ia
clieo;' pnss., gen. caigo, mail.
Stmr. Miimri I .').!. from Kou.i an I
ICan ports; piss, mid gen. cargo.
' GAIL TUESDAY. 1
Stmr. Mlknhal.i, fiom Maul aii'l M"
lokal ports; pass, nnd gen. c.u'o '
!. m.
Stmr. Klnaii, for Knit.il ports: pi
rnd gen. carg'- .1 . in.
Shur. Mauna Ken, for Hawaii ,ril
Maul ports; pass., gen. enrgo and mall
i.oon.
P. M. S. S. China for Japan ni'
mil Hongkong;, pass, nnd gen. carr
lSr editorial roomi-r2rif butV
ets effice. Thte rt th tetephom
,...r o h P,illfln oftlri,.
$3.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.75
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