The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-02

as soon as possible. on the terms as re-
yised.
At the Foreign Church. Sunday morn
ing, there viii be the reception of new !
members and the administration of the |
Lords Supper. In the evening there viii 4
be a patriotic service in anticipation of
the Fourth of July. There Will be pa |
triotic music and an address by the pas
tor.
1t has been decided by the dance com
mittee OF the Fourth of July celebration
to charge 81 admission to the ball. This
is done in order that the floor will not
be crowded with persons who do not
dance.
Manager McDonough. of the Hilo Ho-
tel, says that owing to the increase in
the prite - meats and vegetables. he is
forced to increase the price of table board
to regular guests to sec per month. The
new rate will go into effect July LIST.
The Offering taken last Sunday at the
| Foreign Church for the Indian famine
sufferers amounted to 1896. OF this the
Woman's Mission Society gave SIS. the
Sunday School $3.50. the IS. N" Society
/ 81, and the congregation A215
! Captain Carter says that Company | of
/ the Hilo militia is by no means dead
Active work OF the company organization
ceased when the Council of State an
nounced its inability to issue commits
sions pending the transfer of authority
to the United States
Mrs. Peter MacRae returned yesterday
/ from a snort visit to Honolulu.
! Electric lighting at Hoolulu Park will
be from the dynamo located at the track.
The Amy Turner is nineteen days out.
She has lot of horses for the Volcano
Stables ompany.
"Old Par sim German, catcher of the
Star baseball club of Honolulu. is II
| town.
Ped e,,,ra-,;so,. x-f.rra ;s ,,,.l,t,,., .No
best OF bad bargain at the new Waa-
kea bridge.
Less than 200 of the olaa Sugar COM
pany laborers have ceased to work on
the company's lands.
a scrap at Waiakea and another at one
mile occupied the attention of the police
Saturday night.
Messrs. Gehr and Cargyl went over the
proposed line of the Kohala-Hilo railway
early in the week.
August Humberg and w. Won Graeve-
meyer were inspecting the Hackfeld cof-
fee plantations In Olaa yesterday.
The old traction engine belonging to
the Volcano Stables Company was put in
to commission at the race track yester-
day.
w. \. Hardy is engaged in contracting
in Honolulu.
l. E. Ray win probably go to the Coast
on the Australia
Charles Andrews succeeds Ed Doyle
at the Hilo saloon.
Photographer ]. T. Silva is seriously in
at the Hilo Hospital
Miss Oma Little was well enough to
drive out on Monday last.
Sheriff Andrews returned from Kona 10y
the Kinau yesterday.
Land Commissioner J. F. Brown is ex-
pected to arrive here next week.
| The closing exercises of Puueo Semi
nary will take place on Friday evening.
= July Il
t ]. L. Robertson & Co now have a con-
tract to clear 1909 acres of oiaa Sugar
: Company land
Hon. @. +. Little will deliver the adj
= dress at the opening of Hoolulu Park on
.Tuiy 4th.
e Howard s. Pratt is harvesting Irish po-
tatoes planted on his place at Reeds ISL
and two months ago.
The steamer Kinau will leave for Ho-
nclulu at O'Clock tonight in order &c
return here Tuesday evening.
Il. l.. Jones has established a black
smith shop at Hoolulu race track. where
. he VIM do plating and shoeing for the
racers.
G. s Bradford. the first editor Of t.
. Hawaii Herald. is engaged in business il
! San Francisco and meeting with success
Frederick Ross. the Puma coffee plant
er. is enjoying himself in California. re
found his mother. at II years Of age in
excellent health.
Manager Lycurgus. Of Demosthenes
j. Cafe, announces that table board at hil
l. cafe TO regular guests viii be advanced
n TO 500 per month on July lst.
Il The native woman from Cocoanut Isl
: and road. whose mind gave away som,
g time ago. has been taken TO Honolulu In
= charge Of Lieutenant Horne.
/ Captain William Matson is making his
n annual visit 10 Hiio and incidentally ov-
l. erlook ing the fcld with a view to adGi-
d tons to the service Of the Mstson line OF
n vessels.
n Judge Lyman has had substantial &C.
l. ment sidewalk laid in front Of his prop
erty on Waianuenue street IL is hand
some Improvement to that thorough