The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-07
LOCAL Bg vlTlES.

Capitol gronn m,li give a eoncer, at the
A. SOUNDS tomorrow at 3,p. m
49, Makanoe c. Amana has hAen
for All. 9eputy assessor and coI,ectpr
thoia Iospei Temperance Society Ma,
t,hnrch Sd srand rally in KawaiahaS
'uhoay night at 7:S0 O'clock
~ ountea Patrolman Copp. who late
nv, 49,, aoiit MAUI, stopped a runawav
ion. IN splendid fash
Inn nh on olllclai visit to the Insane Asv.
I1ili was paid by J. H. Bovd s,,re 10y
tehdent of public works and Tre usrah-
W. H. Wright. treasurer
There will be meetinp =, ,y,
garten teachers and assistant. A al .l
onlhese Church on Fort street q, He
o'clock this afternoon. "t
7. j. Day will make an address -,,,.,,
III. Inc subject, "Laborers Together, a,
the Young Mems Christian Assoc -
nan on sunday at O'Clock.
monday next commences the loo,
"eeh Oh the monster sale of Hilo stock
a. L. d. herr's, Queen srreer Man
bargains are still to be had
w G. Palmer. chief pumn eno,naar
de EVA, was badly scalded nv staon,
the other day. DIR. c. A. Davis renorts
ehat the patient will probably nave an
early recovery OH
l. VI; Long, the attorney, leaves for
hdheone courthouse this morufn1 &c
couhsel IN five Japanese cases charge,
In assault with dangerous wear,,j.,
ne WIN return Monday morning.
Ihere was meeting of the Kinder.
sai zen anu Chlldren's Aid Assoc:s tiu.i
dt the Young Mems Christian a>soc,a-
ton building yesterday aflsrnoo1
se'erai reports We're MADE and bust
ness transacted.
The Feckeye Club will meet at tho
S,~stie Home on King street. next
tuesday night. The meeting will be
IN the nature of a reception to the
secretary and his bride, who have re-
Gently come from Ohio.
st. Louis College will open Monday
at O'Clock. Bishop Ropert has had
the buildings extensively repaired. so
ina. there are now accommodations for
100 boarding pupils. Over 800 day pu-
plis nave put. in applications
The Christian Church services tomor-
row will be as follows: II a. M. The
extension of Christ's Kingdom;" 7:3o
p. M, the second sermon in the series
of special sermons. The subject OF
this one will be "Christ's Kingdom,
W. F. Reynolds, of Waiohinu, dfs-
trict of Kau, Hawaii, having received
a license to practice in the District
Courts OF the Territory, is now prepar-
ed TO attend to all matters of business
respecting debts and soljcits patronage
Government Forester David Haughs
left for Maui on the Mauna Loa, in or
der to inspect the Kula and other for
ests. Upon his return he will be sent
to Hawaii. H. P. Baldwin will coop
crate with the government to stop for
est fires In KuIa.
Rev. E. 8. Muchley, who was caiied-
to the pastorate of the Christian
Church, has accepted, and will arrive
in Honolulu to take up his work about
November 1st. Rev. A. E. Cory will
leave Honolulu about September 9th.
In the interim the pulpit will be occu-
pied by local clergymen.
Prof. A. Koebele, the government en-
tomologist, has made his report to
Wray Taylor Of the Investigations of
the lantana blight. He says that the
orthezia insignis Is a pest more to be
stringent efforts should be made to
confine the insect to the Island of MauI,N
An innovation will be forthcoming at\
the band concert at the Capitol
grounds Sunday afternoon. This is
that Mrs Alapai and Miss Keliiaa Will
sing selections from I'll Trovatore'
Heretofore vocal music has been re-
stricted to the evening concerts. Mons.
C4erardy has expressed his admiration
of the band.
, Just as Louis Kenake was making
en grafton to the police, and display
ing a coat found in mail box as an
example of the finds" usually to be
g5tten there, one of the delivery men
came up and claimed the coat as his
property. He had merely left it In the
mail box for safety. This appears 10
he one on Mr.. Kenake.