The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-07

will enter school in Santa Clara county
California.
The training ship Adams was report
ed short time ago at San Diego. She
will probably be at Hilo some time
next month.
The ship Susquehanna left San
Francisco on April 18th for Hilo, con-
signed to Hackfeld & Co., with a car
go of general merchandise.
Paul Isenberg, president of H. Hack
field & Co., is expected in Hilo before
long, on business connected with the
extensive operations of the firm.
+. Bashaw is at the Hilo Hospital
suffering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever. He is attended by DR..
Milton Rice.
The steamer Bloemfontein, from Sc
| attic with large cargo of railway ma
terial and merchandise, will be due at
Hilo in few days.
Miss Oma Little, who returned by
the Claudine from a visit to Honolulu
of several months, has resumed her
! former place in the Hilo Hospital.
II. Stuart Johnson, for some months
in charge of the Olaa teams in Hilo, has
resigned his position and gone to Homo
lulu. He may continue his Journey to
! the States.
August Hamburg returned by the
Claudine from a six months vacation
in Germany, and will resume his con-
nection with the Hilo branch of H.
Hackfeld & Co.
The Wailuku rose to flood height in
the course of about two hours on We'd
nesday evening, indicating a violent
storm in the mountains. AS usual the
sky was blue in Hilo.
Hilo will soon have steam commune
cation with the Coast, arrangements
having been made with the owners of
steamers which are to run between New
York and San Francisco.
In one Japanese store on Waianuenue
street last week there was stored fifty
cases of giant powder over night. The
next morning some Japanese express
men played ball with the cases.
V. NJ. Fulcher, believing that real es-
tate is on a rising market, has with
drawn his advertised lands from the
market. He left for his home in Pen
sacola on the Claudne of Wednesday.
A. w. Richley, the architect and
building contractor. has his plans for
the new Catholic schools and the Sis
ters' residence near it both completed,
and took them to Honolulu this week
/ for approval.
! l.. B. Kerr, head of the L. B. Kerr &
| Co., Ltd, arrived on the Claudine for
the purpose of looking over the ground
in HIlo. His company has decided to
open a branch here, and his visit is to
select location.
w. c. Peacock & Co, Ltd. through
Vice-President Rothwell, will donate q
valuable silver trophy to be known as
the ''Hilo Hotel Cup to be given as a
prize in the q: 20 class trotting and pac-
ing race on July 4th.
Miss Kate Kelley. sister of Mrs. J. T
Stacker of Hilo, has been appointed
secretary of the Foreign Office in the
absence of the regular incumbent, Geo
Potter. who has charge of the Hawaii
an exhibit at the Paris Exposition
Il. Walker of the firm of j. G. Ward
& Co., San Francisco, has been making
a tour of the Islands and has reached
Hilo. He will remain here several days
and then proceed TO Honolulu en- route
to San Francisco
+. w Bosworth of the Owl Drug
Store decided two weeks ago to incor-
porate his business with paid-up cap
ital of $4,000. With scarcely an effort
at soliciting on his part. the stock ha:
been all subscribed and as several ap
plications have been received since the
list was filled, il may be decided at the