The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25


. CHANGES viii come about. but too
..,eh cannot be expected at the start.
IN. furp'ru mail reached Honolulu YES
dos snd n lilo people have their Ma.
.UIn Government luck they may be
IN. 4, road their foreign mail next Wed
...8ay nIlht or Just "a week later than
t. Honolulu people. With the change
n maritime laws there will be fewer
..,mers than usual between the Main
..rI and the Islands. and the public
.,nIf be- pleased 90 have the mails reach
.rrm ts promptly nh possible.-Hawaii
Ilsr''
NgE SPORTS IN KONA.
.4mchbmeha Day was celebrated I'm
ylrlh Kout by sports and races held al
.,lui The whole country side respond
Il to the committees invitation, and bv
ID o'clock the largest crowd that Kailua
,ts seen for twenty years had gathered
u the beach 90 participate In the various
vents on the program. Several impromp-
IA rony races added TO the sports ar
.,fssd 'or. and taken altogether the nth
II Junr was "red-letter'' day for Kai-
Ia The excitement was especially high
,hen it wa rumored that Mr.. Alexander
foekburu and Judge Clark were arrang-
,r match race, nifty yards and re-
urn II YOU can." The anxious specta-
Hft. however. were doomed TO disap-
ointment Some one had suggested that
he race was not always TO the
.i-our." and each OF the gentlemen
thought be might lose on that account.
rhe leading events we're carried of by
nmft liurRcs. George Ewaliko and Pat
frekgt Burges winning In the putting
r tho stone and hlgh-jumpiug contests
nt Cockct making the longest Jump
tb.ir Ewnlko reached the tape first IN
ho to.yards dash. the 25O-yards swim
ming race was won by Mauua. ball
,J mo skating rink I'm the evening finish
70 un the fcstivities.-IIiio Tribune
KERRfGAN ~ DEAD.
ban Kcrrlgan. well-known figure in
ha district. was found dead In "A stable
It Peter McRac's place. Olaa, early yes
| friday morning. Deceased has been "A
rtincr and rider OF race horses through
.ut me Islands for many years past. and
ur time had homestead I'm Olaa.
Recently he has been employed on tho
runa plantation. lie was a hard drinker.
end Uu Tuesday night while under the
nduence % liquor tried 90 secure more
| VI tho stun but was refused. lie seemed
| 'o ~ in good health when last seen. az
| q miles Hawaii Herald.
THE RACE TRACK.
The inner fence around the race course
Ha been put up and whitewashed and
ID heavy roller IA being used on the track
order that the surface may be made
aOlld. The work OF constructing the
i'gh board fence around the park will
.egin today. John r. brown has about
nshcd tho forty-foot road TO connect
With The road NJ Walakea There are
fov accommodations for thirty horses
M The prospects are good for that
many In the Held. There liz no doubt
mat the track and grounds will be ready
ample time for the Fourth OF July
vents and that the program for the day
tul be better than was originally prom.
80 ~ the committee. Hawaii Herald
plsTiNGUisIED VISITORS.
Hos. Paul tscnberE. head OF the house
.f n. tlackfeid n Co. LTD. accompanied
ny NJ. Iiennoch. OF the frm OF j G.
'fugcr. Bromen. and Alex. fsenterg
ave been In Ifiio during the past weel
asnrcung the various enterprises OF the
rm. On Tuesday they went through
lia and continued their journey through
'ho district TO Puma plantation Hawai-
HorsIs
EfNAU PAssENGERs.
rte steamer Kinau arrived from ITO
olulu snd way ports last night with th'
blowing passengers. J. ". Wilson. J. W
Macintosh. Jos s-ekipi and son. T.. p
Ntsuu. 4. Kaiser. Thee. Woaf. GcOrg,
norenaon, Rev Islu, D. r. Silva. Jr.
inf Carmichael. child ana maid. Master
Weight. Mrs. H. r. Ellis. Mrs. ~. cote
~. y. Carson, Mrs. ,aman ana son
so,.,,,,s - 4, N.,t,ban
IA r.s,,. N,isses sorbcs ~, J.nni,
h. ~. An -tfavaii Herald
-. -, 1870.
"NN" ''i' HSe W ="
Nler much trouble With Ills crew cap
an Hailcy sailed out with the Suspue
aims for New York Tuesday morning
ne young sailor. who got away thre
mes and was each time captured, wa
/, ahoard IN IRONS on thy ls,n any,
,rt,,,e,, ~, ara rsarh.d Cocoan1t Tsl
Ia 4, .,fc,, srerra ne yaa moi bv an
,r,.,tcr and vyben an, latter tri.d q
,,,pr, btv, The safior neatly knocln
N, 49, and r,,e,, bi. vav to the main
ana w6cre Ia wont into hiding unit
.astesd,v u,or,t,g srhe nov had worke
,et 49, ht, s,..ao,, AMI earned n
1900, ,fas.tt
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hNlLh lhNiNS hVN"iN''
Ptssengor ana freight trains az run
as reEularly over the hlio ha .i,..',.
az mst ,yas n romplete success not
Hihalandins tho croaka ~ the alarmisl