The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-10


The income tax will be delinquent
November 18th.
Colonel and Mrs. W. F. Allen viii
make New Zealand tour
! Handsome Prince Charlie" Kings
ley, of San Francisco, is dead.
Rev. G. L. Pearson, Methodist pre-
siding elder has returned from the,
Coast
Mrs. Gum will give a dance at
Progress Hall on Friday evening at
$50 p. m.
4 Deputy Auditor H. c. Myers retURp-
/ ed Yesterday on the Sierra, from an
| extended vacation in the States.
Miss Ethel Keepers left on the Sono-
| ma for her home in San Francisco af-
ter four months visit in Honolulu.
Mrs F. c. Handy returned yesterday
| on the Sierra from visit in San Fran
cisco and California summer resorts.
Mrs NJ. a. Edwards, wife of one of
the justices of the Supreme Court of
New Zealand was a passenger on the
| Sierra.
DR.. r. P Myers and Mrs. Myers re-
turned on the Sonoma yesterday from
| a two months tour in the Colonies.
DR.. Myers was formerly connected with
| the dispensary.
sentative at San Francisco, who has
been transferred to Manila, will pass
through Honolulu on October 20, en-
route to his destination.
Nineteen members of the Amateur
Orchestra were present at the rehear-
sal Tuesday evening, and for over two
hours new music was tried over. The
rehearsal was most successful
I Lieut.. Colonel Samuel C. Mills, u. S.
A., who commanded the Honolulu post
last year, and then went to the Phil
ippines, has been ordered to Fort
i Wadsworth, New York harbor.
i On account of the fall of masonry
near the flood gates of the lagoon at
Kapiolani Park, the water has fallen
nearly two feet Vast numbers OF
fish have congregated near the outlet
and were scooped up in baskets yes
terday by native fishermen.
The planets Venus and Mars We're
in conjunction last night Mars being
about a degree above the brighter
planet. The view is especially fine
from Pacific Heights, according to
Prof. Lyons. The two planets will al
so be in conjunction tonight.
Madame Belle Cole, the English con-
tralto, and Master Raimund Pechotsch,
the young violinist, favorably known
in London and the Australian capitals,
arrived yesterday from Sydney on the
SOnoma. Arrangements are under way
for a series of concerts to be given
here. The artists are stopping at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
The Public Works Department has
put force of men to work at Makiki
cemetery, repairing and improving the
place, which is sadly in need Of it.
The cemetery will be kept in good con-
dition hereafter, having been allowed
to run down incident to the change of
control from the Board of Health to
\ the Public Works Department.
! Acting United States Attorney Dunno
Ireceived request from Attorney Gen
\ eral Knox yesterday, for report upon
| federal affairs in the Hawaiian Terri
| tory. The report has been delayed be-
cause of the illness of Mr.. Baird, and
the Attorney General is in a hurry
now as he is working to get out his
! annual report
/ On Tuesday evening q rough look
ing man applied for aims at the town
residence of j. B. Anterior. He was
given 80 cents and departed. Last
night he again put in an appearance
and asked for financial assistance. Mr.
Anterior telephoned To the police sta
ton, but the man grew suspicious and
cleared out before an officer arrived.
The local agricultural department
received notice yesterday that one
hundred copies of the report of DR..
Stubs upon the Agricultural Re
/ sources and Capabilities of Hawaii
, had been forwarded, for distribution
here. The work is a very exhaustive
and interesting one, very finely Illus
trated, and the local demand for it ex-
ceeded the first supply from Washing
| ton.
/ United States Marshal Hendry re-
ceived telegram from A S Ray by
! yesterdays mail dated Chicago, Sep
! TENDER 2S, as follows: Am sending
you instructions regarding forwarding
! of remains and personal effects
! Thanking you kindly" A s. Ray is
| the son of the late Marshal Ray. and
! the instructions as to the disposition
! Of the body will probably come by the