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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. II., TUESDAY, NOV. 43, 1&0&
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MASONIC TEMPLE
Weekly Calendar
HIDMIAV
'IU1WDAV
Pacific Third Dcuiec.
WII)NI3SIAV
Oceanic rirr.t Degree,
I lit. VMDAV
lmi)A t
Lcahl No! 2 Initiation
MMUWIIAV
Hawaiian First Degree.
All tlsltlug membois of tlio
Oridr aio corillully Invited to
attend meetings of local lodges
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.
Meets on the 2nd ntid 4th WED
NESDAY etenlngs of each month nt
7.30 o'clock In K. of 1'. Hall, corner
Beretniili and Fort streets.
Visiting Cncles nro Invited to. at
tend. V. M. McCOY, W. Prcs.
It. T. MOORK. Secy.
Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No.8,K.ofP.
Meets eerv 2nd nnd 4th Snturdnv
evening nt 7 30 o'clock In K. of V.
Hall. cor. loit nnd llnrptnnl.i Vlnll.
tig hiuthers cordially Invited to at-
ewi.
I'. M. McOIlEW. C. C.
U. A. JACODSON, K. II. S
Meet on the
2nd and 4tli
Monday of
each month
nt K. P. Hall
7:30 P. M.
T.TtVpr ft
linilll PlinillPPNAl 4VHIMWi
MAItint tNulNttHV other Asso
BENEFICIAL A$Sn5IATI0N. ciations cor-
dially invited.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 3", I. 0. 0. F.
' MeelH every Monday owning at
7.30'ln 1 O 0 I' Hull. Tort Stieot.
i:. H llP.NDUY, Sccrelnr).
1 1) Wlcko. N. (',.
All visiting brothi-ru ery uinllnlly
Intlle.l.
0AHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.
Meets every llrst mid third Trl
day otonlng at 7.30 In K. of P. Hall,
turner l'ort nnd Uorctanla. Visiting
liiolhers cordially Iiitcd to attend.
'. It NU013NT, C. C.
11. ROSIdNO, K. 11. H.
K, HONOLULU LODGE 010, B. P. 0. E.
Honolulu Lodge No. C1C, U. P. O.
V.M, meets In tholr hall, on King
Street, near rbrt, otory Trlday oen.
lug. Visiting Brothers nro cordially
Invited to attend.
13. A. DOUTIIITT, E. It.
II. C. EAST ON, Sec'y.
Inttr-Iwland and O. It. & I,, shipping
looks (or salo it the IJ u 1 1 e 1 1 o
efflce. SC each.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
HAWAIIAN TRIBE. No. 1. 1. 0. R. M.
Meets etcrv first nnd flilrd Tlnirs.
dns of each month nt Knights of
Ptlila9 I1.HI. Visiting hrothers cor
'llally Intllcil to attend.
I.. A PEItRY, Sachem.
E. V. TODD. C. of It.
SHOPPING NEWS
AND '
BUSINESS REMINDERS
Oct .tour jiiiisKb nt Wall, Nichols,
where sou can gut what ou want tor
the Colli
When ton want jour baggage hand
led and handled right, plume 152, Cit
Transfer Co (Jas. II. I.im),
Don't fall to lalt h.iIosiooiuh of Mis.
.1 Hosenlierg In thu Alexander Young
building to eee (he beautiful Hue of
now-ltlptt fni thu Imllflntq.
If ou want the tory best lic'clgar
that the monej will buy ask for an
Owl, For snlu liv nil first class deal
ers at thu one price of the cents.
Those who 1 1 1 ii their own hats nt
home will find n beautiful new assort
ment of trimmings at Dunn's Hat
sWp, corner Fort and IJeretunla
sticets
W. C Peacock Co. will keep their
store opt n Thunksgltlug morning until
10 o'clock All orders will be ilellv
lied free of diuigc In plain sealed
packages bj messenger If desired.
The man who Is particular about
his clothes not alone about the fit,
but nlso about the quality of tho ma
terial and excluslteness of the pattern
will ho plcaBcd with an) thing he gets
Xrom the W. W. Ahanu Co.
The Big Nickel 8cratch Pad fo'r tale
at the Bulletin office for five cents,'
Is one Inch thick, made up of two hun
dred sheets of good paper. Six for a
quarter.
Auto-Tnllyho, picnics, parties
Phone C.
Fine copperplate migrating nnd
printing r.t Henkbaiip's. Fort Btieet.
Automobiles hack rates. Emplio
stand. Phono 213. Helhcl and Hotel.
A bargain Bnlo Is proposed by the
indies of the First Methodist church
to bo held Dec. 11.
Salads sened with light lunches at
tho Ilaltlmnre Cafe, Hotel stioct con
tain tho best of eterMlilng.
What about our hat? It's Mine It
was seen to. Call In The Kxpert Hut
Cleaners. Work guaranteed.
An thing new In the sporting line?
An thing good In the liquor lino? You
can find It at "The Two Jacks."
Tho Commercial Club will be open
to ladles on Thursday (Thnnksgltlng
Day).' Members desiring .dinner In
the ctpjilng must make previous ar
rangements with the Steward.
The admission to the St. An
drew's fair to be given on Wednes
day afternoon, No. 24, from 2 until
fi o'clock, at the Parish House
grounds on Emma street, will be
free.
PHONE
152
PHONE
Stands for Good Service
CITY TRANSFER CO.
Jas. ,H. Love.
Sh5ppiing'
,
. Island Transfer,
X DO ft-feto-vi-, . Excayatlng and Filling.
pin8 CO ACTING
Dravine and Exnrettins
Wood and Coal Phone 588
O. W. McDougall, Prop.
Vineyard St., Ewa of Nnuanu, Stream
PASSEN3ER3 ARRIVED
COFFEE SHIPMENT
COMESJFJOM HONA
A shipment' of'toffee from tho Konn
district on Hawaii nmnuntlng to 2C87
sacks, has arrhod al Honolulu nnd
will go to swell tho largo lmiortatloii
of this valuable commodity that Is be
ing forwarded to the mainland hv n'
most nil stcnuiers lentlng this port.
The coffee arrhod by the steamer
Mnuna l.oa this morning. This vessel
also brought n big amount of tnrlous
products from tho Kona and Kail dis
tricts of Hawaii. Including flfins sacks
of sugar. 109 sacks taro, 76 sacks
beans, 11 sacks ginger, 3 Backs awn,
C8 bunches bananas, 1G0 pieces koa
lumber, 35 crates nnd 34 barrels or
anges, 1C crates dried fish. 1G cases
preserve. 12 crates fruits, 17 crates
turkes. and 224 packages sundries.
On deck the Mauna Loa brought 31
head cattlo nnd 21 hogs:
Andrew Carnegie arrUcd at New
Yoils recently from Scotland. He
ridiculed the lden of war between
Jlrltnln nnd Germany,
i i I
jeer-"-"-- Halo" eardi a Dullatln
The killing of four more elephants
by ex-Presldcnt Itoosevelt tumid seem
to show tho need of a conservation
incitement In Africa.
Do life In do country Is the life In dc
man.
Per P. M. S. S. China, from Sail
Frnnclsco, Nov. 23. For 'Honolulu.
Martin Asch, Oath! Cobb, Mrs. David
Cobb. .!. P. Cook, Mrs. .1. P Owlc
Mis. J. 11, Cot fide, J. Cal Kttlt-f Mrs.
J. Cal ITwIng. C. A. Fall, fito. E. Fill
lansboc, J. A. Oilman, IIov II. P Juilil,
Mrs. II. P Judd. MHb E. 1-add, T. F.
Mnisdcn. W. F. Martin Mrs. Sciossy,
1 H. Simon, Wm. Stodilard, Mis Wr.i
Stoddard, M. .1. i8nlllvan, Mn. Aliuy
D. Tron. For Yokohama: J P Hur
gess.SV. I). Cunningham. M V I).
Cunningham, Miss E. Cunningham,
Miss D. Cunningham Miss It Cun
ningham, Mrs, Sophie Eggers, A. IV
Glndstone, Mrs. A II. ninilstinic, K.
lshlkawa, It. Kntula, A. M. Knapp,
Miss A C. Untie, .Mrs .1. (' I. lime
Mlfs Kathoilno I.lnne, Miss .1 A Mnn-
ley, nermann Meters, Mrs. Hermann
Meers, Oeo. Meors, Mies O I.. Mo
Cash. Mis. 11 O. Parker, Master Ed
vard Parker, C. M. Iteiney, Mi's A. 11.
Slute, Howard C. Strut en, T. Shlrakl,
Miss M. 'Williams, Chns. Wills MIsh
For Kobe: Miss Allcu P. Adams W.
W. McDownll. For Nagasaki' Mlra
M. E. Melton. For Shanghai' Mlsa
Sadie Avar, Miss Alma llck, T. C.
Ilrlttnu. Mrs. T. C. llrllton. Master
Roswell Ilrltton, James liiilclriit, Mis
Jnmes Ilutcharl nnd Infnnt, Master B.
llutchnrt, Miss Grace Carrenli r, Miss
Edna Dale. Miss Louise Donald, Frank
Holrojd, Miss Louclla Houslon, MltK
A. Kntttimugh, Miss Wllllo Kelly. Miss
Kate O. Miller, Mrs. E. II Murray
Miss A. New by, F. E. Stnffnrd. Mrs.
F. E. Stafford. Master Clarence Stuff
ford. Mrs. V. St. Clair. It. I.. Slmkln.
Dr. Gertrude Trtft, For Hongkong:
Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. E. M. Par
ton. Miss Clara H. Deck, .1 M. Cnml
bell. Miss Adelaide Clancy Mrs. E. M.
Clnrk, Master F. Clark, 0. Colin, Tl
ber II. Collins, II. J Cilsblnv, Dun- Gin
Foo, A. J. Delt?, Mr. A. .1 "IU Mrs
T. II. Uoxtei, U Ij Nixon .1. HetliTi
Duthle. Mrs. Herbert Diilhle Mrs, E
O. Eaton, F. (1. Engle. A. Elln0
JIlss It. lalr, I'Ong- Tnui Fong Mo:i
Ho, Mis. A. Hnipor, C. P Horl'iR, Mm
C. P. Herliig, Frank Link, S. N Lake
Lew Ylck, Mrs. F. .Madson, .Mrs. W
T. Mnlley and Infant Miss Mnry Mnr
fejvMIss Maryilt. Martju, A. M. Paget
Mnstor l K, Paget, Mmj C. S. Pnet,
Clias'. A. Powers. Mrs. O K. Ilth nnd
Infant, Master Halpli Itch, .Master
Philip Hth A. Helton, Mm. A. Helton
Miss E. Kmi, Miss A. 1 Scott. C
Spirits. Mrs. C. Spark. Miss H. M
Htetis. Tung ChuiiK. -Mis. Tiiik
Chung O. O. Viorn.i
Per htnir. Mauna I.oa. fiom Koiri
rml Knu port, Not'. 23. Mr and Mrs
11. K. Ciainplou, Mls H. M Cramntoii
j-MIss Ki Hoy. Chns, Hasswell, .1. O.
oung. A. Weill. C. Anioniatiu, F. I..
Leslie, IV. Hoard! Gus Hoso, llev. D. D
Wallace. U. Honda, N. M. McQuald H.
A. McWane, Oeo. Mnrsliiill, Mrs. II
Kawelo, (1. E. lliynnt, Mrs. ttrj ant. II.
llrjant. Miss Hrjant, Mrs. .1. M Hot,
orison, Mis. G. K. Freeth, Hot. W.
Anlt, Mis. Ault, E. F. Delneif, A M.
Now ell. P. lions, Jas. Cook.
The Bn lie tin PablUhint; Co..
Ltd., ii agent fur the best engraving
and lithnrrranhing comnany on
the Pacific Coatt and ii prepared
to give estimates on high-grade
printing of every kind.
Also prices nnd sample, of theV
Very latest in Engru.vec' Cards,
Announcements, nnd
Invitations, in the best of form
'or smart function
It's a tot easier for a child to luhcilt
red hair than brains.
FOR PARTICULAR MEN
t The clothes made to their measure by
W. W. AHANA & CO.
G2 So! King St. No Branrhc.
I IN FoneiaN PORTS I
'. -:
Monday, November 2.
POHTI.AND, O. Anlved Nov. 20:
Fr. bk. Neulll), fiom Kahulul, Oct.
27.
tlAVIOTA Sailed Nov. 20.
S. S. Hosecrans, for Honolulu,
SAN FHANCISCO Sailed Nov. 20:
S. S. Alameda, 1 p, m., lor Honolulu.
SAN FKANCISCO Sailed Niv. 21:
chr. Evn, for Mahukoua.
SN FRANCISCO Arrived ov. 21.
S. S. Chl)o Maru, 1 p, r.i hence
Nov. 15.
IIII.O Arrltcd Nov.-ID:
S. S. Enterprise, from Son Fran
cisco. PASSENQER8. BOOKED
-I-
ARRIVED
Per O. S. S Alameda, for San Fran
cIsco, Dec. 1. J. J. McMnhon, Mrs,
Mc.Mahon, Miss I.lston, Mrs. S. Ii. Dun
bar, Mrs, English, Mrs. Stelmcntz
Prof, and Mrs II. Ii Compton, Miss
Coiuptou, Dr. F. E. 1 'rales, MIsh J. 11
Spuig'or, Mrs. Monk. Mr. und Mrs
Frank l.ee, P. Grant, Mr. anil Mrs
Haag. Mr and Mrs. Dlendorff, A. Weill
A I), Ingjlls, Mr. and 'Mrs. Dunbar, C
Ilajer, W. A. Fall. tl. i Uillans
Per Am. stmr. China, for Japan nn'
China pints, Nov 21. llai Keo an-!
ttlW. Mr. and .Mr.i. F. It. Heed, Chink
You.
Per stmr. Kliiau. for Kauai ports
Nov. 23. J. Fniwoth, Miss J. Ixiper
Mlrs Wlttington. II. P. Foyp, Mrr
Faje, Miss I'ae, Miss Dahn, A. tlucli
liollz, Mrs. K I.. Fatcc.
Per stmr. Mniiiu l.oi, for KonaTim'
Knu poits, Nov. 201). II. M.tcon-ichle
I-
I PASSENGERS DEPARTED
Per stmr. Mnuna Koa, for Ilawal'
nnd Maul ports It. O. Wnldron. J. 11
Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. J M. Hoss, Mrs
Geo. Klcugel, Mrs. W. I,. West, Ml
nnd Mrs. A. Mason, W, II. C .Camp
bell, John Hnth, Geo. Cool, I). G. May
Miss E. Shanntt. .Mrs. W. E. I)ntun
Mr. und Mrs. A. Wight, It. Kona, Mlsi
F. Oss, Mis J. Macnuley Mr. and Mrs
J. Olbbs. W. F. loons. W. S. Robinson
D. I.jcurgus, J Kennedy. A. Colgu
hour. Miss T. II. Williams. A. J. Mc
Comb, Mrs. McComb, Mrs. E. Hepburn
Mrs. It. I). FcrgiiFon. W. Puller. Mr
and Mrs. S. I.lllenthnt, (1. If. ltohoil
son, I). II. CnEe, J. T. Molr. Mis
House, Cecil Hnlstcad, Dr. Ross C. F
Haag F. H. Rosencians, P. V. Knud
sen, N. O. Scott', W. H. Dennett. San
Johnson, MIls M. Crane, V. 11. Fltz-slmmonn.
Tuesday, Not ember 23.
T. K. K. Hongkong Main, fiom
Hongkong and Japan pom,; no pass,
or cargo.
P. M. S. S. China, from San Fran
cisco; pass., gen. cargo, mall. '
Stmr, Mnuna I.oa, from Kona, nuj
Knu ports; pass, and gen. cuigo.
DEPARTED
I
Tuesday, Notcmbct 23.
Stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hawaii und
Maul poits; pass, gin. cargo nnd mnll,
l.oou,
8AILINQ TODAY
Slnr. Kluau, for Knual ports; pass,
and gen, cargo, 5 p. ni.
T. K. K. S. S. Hongkong Maru, for
South America, p. in. '
Stmr. Mlknhala, finni Maul and Mo
leltul ports; pass, and gtn. cargo, 5
I', in.
P. M, S. S. China, for Japan ports
1 p. in.
Stmr. Maul, for Mahuko.i, r, p ni.
DUE TOMORROW
H
4
Stmr. W. O. Hall, from Ma'iavtell,
a. ni.
-4
I DUE THUR3QAV
Stmr. Cl.iudlue, fiom Maul port,
a. m.
1 8AIL THUR8DAY f
Stmr. W. a Ilnll, for Nowlllwlll'
Ahuktnl nnd Koloa, o p. m .
DUE FRIDAY.
-
-A
O. S. S. Alameda. Don dell, from San
Frnnclsco, n, in.
8AIL FRIDAY
J.
Stmr. Claudii . for Maui and Ilanull
poits; pass. nd gen. cargc : p. in,
Stmr. Mauui t.o i. for Kona and Ka'i
(airls; pass, n id tin, wiyi umiii
DUE SATURDAY
t
Am. stmr. Hosccrans, fiom Gat Iota,
cargo oil.
Stmr. Mniini Kea. from Hawaii ami
Maul ports; p.ibh., mill nnd gen. car
go, n. in.
Chinch bugs cost Kunsas from $.",,
100 000 to $25,000,000 etery .tear, eon
titutlng ono of the few things that
are still the natter with Kunas.
One explanation Is Hint tho i:klmos
warm up to tho last man they meet.
M. A. GUNST & Co
"THE HOUSE OF STAPLES"
beg to advise those fond of
MANILA
ml' w
CIGARS
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that they are now in receipt of a supply of TEN SIZES
La Flor de la Isabela
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Bywir I I l'H tt f-.f fcrjiivtftfta i.j'U j . ' V l
Shipped direct from the famous factory Campania General de Tobacos de Filipinas
Tobacularo' and offer same to consumers, by the' box as 'follows
46
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25 Incroyables Foil, -25
Incroyables, -25
Favoritos J Dotres,
25 Favoritos A Lopez, '
25 Imperiales,
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ri'i
$4.00
3.00
1.50
1.75
50 Regalia A. Lopez,
25 Perfectbs, f -
50 High Life,
25 Cazadores Imperiales, -
50 BreVas Imperiales,
$3.00
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