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KVWrltNO nOJ.T.ETtV. HONOLULU T. It., SATURDAY. NOV. 27? 1909.
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KWINDAV
TUISMUAV
Pacific Third Degree.
WHDMWIMV
Oceanic First Degree,
IHL'VtlUAV
I'UIO.Vt
Lcahl No. 2 Initiation.
A Tl If (1AV
Hawaiian First Degree.
, All visiting members of the
fOrdcr nro cordiall) Invited tt
'tlttcml meetings ot locvl lodges
Meet on the
2nd rind 4th
Mordays of
each month
flt K. P. Hall
' 20 r. M.
lllnil.r ruxmrrni dinners Ot
Mninr: cnumrxna n... ..
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, ciation, cor
dinlly invited.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.
Meets on the 2ml anl 4th WED
NESDAY eenltigs of ench month nt
7:30 o'clock In K, of P. Hall, corner
Ucretnnln and i'0rt streets.
Visiting Lagles nru Invited to nt
tend. ,
,, W. M. MCCOY, W. Pres.
It. T. MOOIti:, Secy.
Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No.8,K.ofP.
Meets ccry 2nd and 4th Saturday
evening at 7 30 o'clock In K. of I'.
Hall. cor. Port and Ueretanla. Visit
ing liiuthort tordlnlly Invited to at
tend. v. m. Mcc.uKw. c. a
E. A. JACOIISON, K. It. S.
HAWAIIAN TKIBE. No. 1. 1. 0. R. M.
Meets ecj first nnd third Thurs
l.ijs of e.irh tnonili nt Knights of
Pj thins ll.ill VMling brothers cor
dlully United m nllcnd.
I. A PPIIUY, Saclicm.
i: V. lOOD, C. of.lt.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
SHOPPING NEWS
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS
HAltMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
Moots every Mond.iy evening tit
7:20 In I. O. 0. r. Hall, Port Street.
13. It. HEND11Y, Secretary.
1'. D. Wicke, N. a.
All visiting urothcis ery cordially
Invited.
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.
Meets every first nnd third 1'rl
day evening nt 7:30 In K. of I. Hall,
corner Tort nnd Dcretanla. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
V. It. NUGENT, C. C.
It. GOSLING, K. n. 8.
HONOLULU LODGE 010. B. P. 0. E.
Honolulu Lodgo No. C1C, B. P. O.
Elks, meets In their hall, on King
Street, near Tort, every Friday even.
Jng. Visiting Brothers nro cordially
invited to attend.
H. A. DOUTIHTT, E. It.
H. C. EASTON, Sec'y.
Inter-Island and O. It. & h. shipping
Looks for sale at tho Bulletin
cfflco, EC ach
Whittle & Marsh aio ng.iln to the
limit this war with a h.iudsume pros-
mt Tim tin Ir patrona.
Wi.iild you lllio n S125 Victor talking
machine an 1 ii-c'iril rablnct for noth
ing? Tuido at Will tni')' & Marsh's and
RCt O'lo.
Anli to roo the "Poilsowcabs" or
lurtib'c sowing ciblncts at Whitney
.t Mulsh's. A useful, niiu'l present
lor $3.30.
All America shoo, rolil by Manuf.it
turers Shoo Co. nro n treat for llio fcqt.
A lemnrkablu dlsplai of styh-s lor tho
holld i S.
Mnlt Niitiluo Is unquestionably the
best stinnglh gUer n nlho mnikot. It
Is used all over tho world and Is pro
scribed by phyhlclaus Ucusnii. Smith
& Co., Ltd . b iu lccclved a ficsh sup
Ply. Tho sale of retty hats that K, Ue
In, 102S Nuiiniiu St.. hold beginning
December first, will Interest thi ladles
of Honolulu for It will bo n grand op
portunity to got tho prettiest of hati
nt ridiculously low pilces.
Tho Cot no Kiiinltiuo ComnaiivJinK
Just rccched u large shipment of tho.
Groat Whltu Tiost Itefrlgerntor. This
refrigerator would mnko n ulft lint
ovcry woman Is pleased to recoUc.i
During tho holldis siteclnl Induce-1
ments wlll.lio iniulo to liiijors of this I
ii'filgcrator.
The Big Nickel Scratch Pad for tale
it the Bulletin office for five cents,
It one Inch thick, made up of two hun
dred theett of good paptr. Six for a
quarter.
Auto-Tall) ho, picnics, parties. Tel, C.
l'lno roppcrplalo ongraWng nnd
printing r.t Deakbano'e, Port Btroet.
Automobiles hack rates. Binplii'
stand. Phone 213, Bethel nnd Hotel.
An) thing now In tho sporting lino?
Anything good In the liquor line? You
can find It at "1 ho Twn .tucks."
Tho inljotiriiod meotlng of tho Parish
or St Clement's church will be held nt
.tho Pnrlili House on Monday opening,
November 29, nt 8 o'rlock.
Call nt Miss Pown.-'s millinery tnr
Inrs nnd rco the beautiful dltplay nf
Millinery, If unl arp looking for some
thing tileo for llio holldios you'll llml
It tllfro
S Tsuchln formerly rlilcf sccri'tary
of tho local Japanose Consulate It Is
eald, has 'been npiolntel Klce Consul
ttlth hendnilarters nt Cbecfon. China
The petition of tho Trent Trust Co..
administrator nf the osl'ito of Bertha
l Humble will li iiresonted In tho
Klrtt Clicult Couit on tho third day of
January 1910.
Now Is the tlnif tn hiiv n liiuno In
Honolulu. Bishop Ti list Co, hnc snmo
very nttrartlvo offcis and will show
)oti the light way to buv Gull at rc.il
(state (U'pnitmcnt, llothrl street.
Tlieie Is veiy prospect of n big
erowd attending the Military sports
this afternoon, ami ut 1 oolnek ninny
people were hoarding tho cars for tho
League grounds.
Hem.iiknhle showing of handker
chiefs begins Monday morning ut
Sachs Dry Goods Co. This Is tho groat
holiday stock gnlhered b) S.ichs' from
nil pai Is of tho world nml presents n
1 1 illy wonderful assortment for Christ
mas gUlng.
A great reduction sale to last but
one week will begin Monday nt (he
Parisian Art Co.'s storo In tho Harri
son building. Tho pi Ires on embroid
ered shirt waist patterns, silk shawls
mid many other beautiful goods havu
been greatly reduced.
The Hllo Hoard of Trado has foi
warded a protest to Gcorgo W. Cnrr
Kitpcilutcndcnt of tho"" Itallw&y Mall
scnlco, over what Is termed u gravo
danger of losing tho present -nail set
lco between Honolulu and Hllo now
maintained by the steamer Clatidlne.
Tho members urgo that tho sen'ce bo
continued nnd Improved.
Oak Grove, a well know? race liorso
of past years nnd wh'ch wa Imported
.''i'.i'JU.''' fUflnJilBlMUij, w;ih. shot. by OJk.
tlceT.Martln Scully M'Sterila). The obi
horso was about :u )ears of age and
Intcly has been In n bad wav. It was
thought better to end tho old warrior's
life than toilet him linger In, misery.
Of Into tho'ntil nnlm'nl linrf tieen In tho
onto of Chnrles Bolllna of tho Club
Stnbles.
PHONE
152
Standi for Qood Service
CITY TRANSFER CO.
PHONE
Jas. H. Love.
1 Bo GBVEBAi
DrayinR and Exprtssing
Wood and Coal' Phone 588
G. W. MePougmll, Prop.
Island Tranifer,
Excavating and' Filling.
cowTRAcnwe
Vineyard St.,, Ewa of Nuuanu Stream
BROWN TO WELCOME' I
CHINESE MINISTER
It. C. Drown. Inspector of linmlgiii-Hon-,
Is In Tccriyt-nr a cibin.tr inrfiom
tho ilepartmcnl nt Wn'tiln-iion In-
stiucllng him to welcome and extend
eery courtesy to Ills Kxcolloncy
Clnng Yin Tang;', the new Chlniyu
.Minister to Washington when he no
cnmp.inlcd by his suite, arrives hero
next Kilday on tho stu.mHilp Mon
golia, The now minister. It Is expected will
nrrlvn with tho new Chinese Consul for
Honolulu "
TUB MATSON Nnvleitlun steamer
Knterprlso Is leporlid In lmu sullol
from Hllii for San Kinnelsco on Wed
nesday afternoon, taking n laigo gen
eral cargo. The vessel rarrleil only a
few passengers to tho co-ist. Tho
fcchooucr W. II. Mnrston was Still load
ing railway ties at Hllo at tho time of
iho ilopnrfutt) of the steimer Mauii'i
Ke-i for Honolulu. Purser Phillip of
the lopuhir Hllo liner icportH tho
steamer Knliilnnl nt llilo, the Maul nt
Onkala, the Knual nl Paahau. the Nil
ban nt Kilkulhnelo mid tho Mlkahula
.it l.nhalnn.
Till? INTRItI8I-ND sterner Iwa
l:ul was nn nrrhnl at the poit thin
inoriilng but while bringing no pisuon
gtrs a shipment of 4i)'Mi sacks of nigir
was recchrd. Tlilrtv head or ratlin
rrrlM'd us a dock lu.ul. Kalr weather
was reported nn thu Inward trip rrom
Hawaii and Maul.
Two plain drunks gieeted Judge An
dradn nt this morning's session ot Po
llco Court; Ono irrchcd u thirty-day
reminder whllo tho otjier was given a
nominal line.
THE STBAMEIl'lIeleno Is scheduled
to sail for Hawaii ports nt 4 o'clock
this nttcrnoon. taking a largo general
cargo.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
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Per stmr. Maura Ken, fmni llHWnll
nnd Mnul ports. Nov. 27 -Di. A Sin
elalr. Admiral Wl.ltln;, 'lis. Whitliig
nnd dnughter, Geo. Itoiio, Mlt-a L, Pu
hit. .Mrs. E. Wllllains, A. Van VniUii
berg, Mrs.sA'nn Vnlkenberg, Mr. Llllcu
thnl, Mrs. lllenthal, C. A. Kail, Geo.
E. Kollansbeo, J. P. Cook. Mrs. Cook.
J. E. Ewlnp, Mre. Ewlng, A. J. Mc
Comb, Mrs. McComb, Mrs. C. Hepburn,
Mrs. N. rergtison. Mrs. W. Chllds, Mrs.
C. Asboun, Miss I. Asboun, Mrs. Dili
bin, S. Spll)cc, Miss E. N. Siisnkl, Mrs
A, K. Abbey nnd child, D. II. Luppe, T
C. Unties, W. Lennox, K. Mulr. Mra..l
Cnnnilo. .1, MiMuhon, Mrs. McMiibnn
and daughter, 1-' Abtn, II. Shouy, Mrs.
T. Snuld Miss L. Itlchardson. .1. Water
house, K. J. Hurc, T. A. niirnliigbam,
A. N. Campbell, Mrs. Cnmphdl, N. D.
Asdcll, J. II. McKciizlc. Mrs. L. Auld,
.Mrs. Opu, W. Lane, II. Shea. W. Motn
Bhlge, W. T. Itost, P. J, l.lndermau,
Chung lloon. Mrs. Chung I loon and
children and sen nut. Hot, Ito, A. .1.
Williamson, Mlsa Ahrens, T. P. Prey.
.M. It. JamUsoii, Tony L c, II. P. Bald
win. P. L. Wciuer, Miss Cummlngs,
II. Luttmun, 1 J. Mills, J. W, Doyle.
C. M. Thomas, Miss T. Oss, Miss J.
Mnrnuley, llomnmato, Capt. Penlial
low, Hnpllho, D. It. Murdoch, Mrs. Mur
doch nml sou, P. A. Alcxnuder, Mrs.
Alexander, Mr. S. Souehoy, S. 1. Wo,
S. S. Sea bury.
THE AMERICAN iilioiinur Prosper
has been placed on the bet 111 ut V.t
rokn to tnKo on :i shlimcut or lumber
destined for Honolulu, The esF0l mid
her cargo Is reported coming to tl.e
ugejiey of Allen & Ito'ifnson.
FORPARTICULAR MEN
The clothes made to their measure by
W.'W. AHANA & CO.
C2 So. Kim: St. V Branches.
happing
;. 4. 1 4 4.
I PASSENGERS BOOKED j ARRIVED
I'or O. S, 9. Alamedi, for Sail Trail- Saturday, November 27.
oltCQ,,l)ec, 1. J. J, McMnhon, Mis. Slmr. Mnunn Ke.i, from Hawaii ami
Mc.Mnhon, Mist l.li.ttiu, Mis. S. II. Dun- Maul ports; pass., mall mid gen. Mr-
bar Mrs. Ensllth, Mrs. Stclmcntz,
Ptof. nml Mrs. Hi E. Compton, Miss
Couipton, Di'. K. E. Prates, Miss J. H,
3?tencter Mm Monk. Mr. nu.1 Mrs.
1'iaiik Loc, P. Grant, Mr. nnd Mrs'il"1'
llaag, Mr and ilrs. Dlendorff. A. WellKfiJ
A. II, lngalls, Mr. nnd Mr:i. Dtiuhir, C
'lliDcr, W. A. Pnlf, iO. E. IWIans
Per M. N. S. S. Illlnnlan, for San
Kianclsco, Novt'3 W, I. IPy am'
I nrty, Jacob Kolinsky -mid family
Ilawloy Sti-ong, Mrji. Bruekiier, It. Gor
lenn G. 11. WjiiiAti,. Mi. J M. lloc
J M. lloer, Chiui. Barnes.
Per utinr. 1ifc Koa, for Hawaii
and Mnul 1101 Is. 'Nov. 30. Victor
Clarko Mrs A'Wllht Jnn. Heno, Miss
Woolln, Mrn. W,T. Hilunldt, Mrs. J
P. Low Is, A. Ifnnobcrg, A. J. William
ton, Mrs. Williamson.
Per stmr. Klnsu for Knual por's
Nov 30. MIh lllfo, Mlsa Parsons. A
S. Wlleix, Mrs. Wilcox. Mr. nnd Mis,
C. H. . Wilcox, A. S, Dciwuoy, E. A.
Knudsen, Mis..KniiJscn.
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PASSENGEnS, DEPARTED
Per stmr Clniidluo, for Hawaii and
Maul ports, Nov. 20'. Mis. .1. P. Cooko
G. A. Ilaticen, l)r.,ll. P. Ilrllmnii Itov
Ault, M.rn. CarbaleJ'. -Mrs. Mount Cas
tie. Mrs. II. A. Baldwin, Capt. Lohners
C.ipl. Howe, G. E Smithies U. Ilnhcler
11. M Glltel .1. .1. Dehor I.. II. Boiel
ko. It, D. Me.d D.W. lliuclinrd.
TRAN3PORT.SERVICE.
Bufoid. arrived at San 1'rauclscn Trom
II0110I11I11, Oct. IS.
Dlx, at Seattle.
Log-in, nt San Prancltco.
Thomas, from Manila for Honolulu
November 14,
Sheridan, from Honolulu for Manila
Nov. 14.
j MAILS. " "j
Malls nro due at Honolulu fron
points as follows: A
Yokohama Per Mongolia, Doc. 4.
Vancouver Per Mnkiira. Deo 10.
Colonies Per Aorangl, Dec. 8.
Malls will depart for tho followlni
polnto as follows:
San riunclsco Per Hllonlan Nov 30
Yokohama Per Mnrchuiii. Nov 29.
Vnncoutor Per Aorangl, Dec. S.
Colonics Per Makuiii, Dec. 10
What about jour hat? It's tlino I
wan seen to. Call In The Expert Hut
Cleaners. Woik gu irantued.
go, a. m.
Stmr. Iwnlnnl, from Hawaii nnd
Mnul potts; gcu. rjrgo, 11, 111.
Stmr. I.lkolIKe, hum Hawaii ports;
enrgo, 11. in. ,
I ' OEPARTED
rrlday", November 2fi.
Br. S. S. Kllchattnii, for P.ilsliiu
for oidcrs, 4:16 p. m.
Stmr" Clnudlno, for .'Mnul ports, 5
til '
r8tmr. W. G. Hall, for Nnwillwlll,
Aliu'dtil and Koloa, r p. m
II. .S. L. It, tender Kukul, on Island
cruise, 5:4S p. in.
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I SAIU1MU Tl'DAY
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M. N. B. B. Hyadcs, for San Fran
rlrco, lu Kahiilul and l'ort Allen; iy-i.
(i U'o.
1 DUE TOMORROW
1- ' h
Stmr. Kltiau, fmni Initial p-irts;
Iia's. and gen. cirgo; a. m.
Stmr. Mlknhah, from Molokal nnd
Mnul orts; pass, and gen. cargo, n. 111.
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DUE MONDAY
P. M. S. H. Munrhurln. hum San
Kranrlscii; riss. and gen. cargo, a. m.
8AIL MONDAY
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Fll.ir. .1. A, CuimnlnH, forUahil ports,
a. m.
Stmr. Nooau, for Kauai -parts; gen.
Ic.irgo, 5 p. 111.
1? P. M. S. 8. Manchuria, lor Jnintt
ports la Hongkong; pass. am gen.
(nrgo, 5 p. in.
SAIL TUESDAY
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M. N, S. S. Hllonlan, for Sun Kran
clteo, 111 a. in,
Shnr. AtlLtltlfll.l. for M.ml ntlil Mnlrl.
kul pints; iaus. and gen. cargo, r . 111.
Stmr. Kliiuu for K-iuai p-irls; pass,
and gen cargo, ." p. in.
Stmr. Mnuin Ke-i, for Mnul ami Ha
waii iortB pass, mall ami gen cargo,
noon.
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DUE WEDNESDAY.
Stmr. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports;
pass, and kii. cargo, a. 111.
SAIL WEDNESDAY
O. S, S. Alameda, for San Francisco.
piss., mall and gen, cargo. '10 n. 111.
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16 Tobacularo," and offer same to consumers, by the box asPfbllows '
25 Incroyables Foil, -25
Incroyables. -25
Favorites J Dotres,
25 Eavoritos A Lopez,
25 Isnperiales,
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$4,00
4.00
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1.50
1.75
50 Regalia A. Lopez,
25 Perfectos,
50 High Lite,
25 Cazadories Imperiales,
50 Brevas Imperialesr
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