The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.

,r,,aar, NdNette semi-weekly is issue,
tuesdays and Fridays. 'soueu
The band will play at the hasa,,,,
I ealie at Funahou Saturday afternoon
r,,, he monthly meeting of the Officers.
LUZ OF the First Regiment. Nationa,
Der 15 Septem-
Inc regular monthly meeting of tho
catholic Ladies' Aid Society Win ',ie
neid at the Mission this aftsrnont oe
O'Clock AFTERNOON at
All members of Kamehameba .,,,,
ASSOCIATION are requested to he nresar,
tue regular monthly meeting the
evening at 7:3O. ehis
aiiureW Cox. the sheriff of Waialua
VINO recently had the stirring times
Win healoha, the murdered was in
town yesterday
me hnance committee of the Labor
Day committee has reported the fol.
lowing totals: Money subscribed 90
ozS'so. with l40 subscribers
Inc High School will open on Mon
uay. Professor Scott desires all appli-
eanls LOT admission to be in attend
ance early in the morning.
The semi-Weekiy Hawaiian Gazette
Nm De issued early this morning for
the outgoing mails Copies in wrapner.
az all news dealers and at publication
office q ION
A reward will be paid at the cIuh
stables for information leading to the
recovery OF a horse and buggy taken
from the Hotel Annex on "Wednesday
night.
The regular meeting of the Free Kin
NQergarten and Children's Aid Associa-
non will be held this morning in the
ioSns Mems Christian Association
Kappa progress is being reported on
olaa and Puma plantations Puma ex-
poets to plant 800 acres of cane for
crop 1908. and the work on fifteen miles
OF road viii soon be begun.
Tokomato. luna for McCape. Ham
ltton & Kenny, the stevedores, was at
tackled Wednesday on Liliha street. by
eleven Japanese whom he had caused
to be discharged as stevedores.
1t is said that in case the Wilder
and the Inter-Island steamship com
panies consolidate, local merchants,
not interested in either of the com
panies, may form competing line in
order to prevent a rise in rates
AT Olaa the new mill will soon be
completed. The Olaa cane now being
ground shows about seven tons to the
acre The management and the
agency of Puma plantation has passed
over to the B. F. Dillingham; Company
Ex-Judge Rathburn, OF Kooiau1oa,
who was in town yesterday, stated
that he has resigned his position as
tax assessor, and that he intended to
give up his other jobs in KooIau. IN
order to leave that district either for
Waialua or Honolulu.
Colonel Jones issued an order yester-
day giving notice of the following pro-
motions in Company A, First Regi-
ment: Sergeant Otto Fetter. to be
first sergeant; Corporal Harry Van
Gieson, to be sergeant; Private Paul
Moldenharyer. TO be corporal. The ap-
pointments took effect August 30.
MIR. Walter C. Weldon Iectured last
night in the Amphitheater upon "Ha-
wall, the Paradise of the Pacific
holding the attention of his audience
throughout. and showing splendid
views He has lived at Honolulu for
many years, and has perfect knowl-
edge of his subject.--The Chatauqua
Assembly Herald.
Executive Officer Pratt is having a
hard time deciding who the ten per-
sons are to be. outside the invited
guests. who will make the trip 70 Mo-
lokai tonight. He has list of thirty
five. twenty-five of whom will be dis
appointed, and they already began 20
make life miserable for DR.. Pratt yes
terday in urging reasons why they
should be the ones chosen.
A Japanese working in the employ OF
Wilson the contractor, at Wahiawa,
went far up the gulch to call some
friends last Sunday, and has not been
seen since. As it is known that ne
was in the habit of carrying his saw
ings, amounting to 5000 or 5000, on his
person, it is thought that he has been
waylaid, killed and robbed by tough
Japanese who live in the gulch.
On exhibition in the window of the
National Cash Register Company's
agency is a seven-bank cash register,
/ built to order for the Olaa Sugar Com
! pany's store This register was de-
! signed by Mr.. Fred T. P. Waterhouse.
/, and is the only one of the kind IN ex-
! istence The register issues coupons
| to the employees, and is a great labor
saver in handling hundreds of &C
! counts.
F. G. Keen, inspector of drainage.
i has filed his report for August. 1t
/ shows 14S plans filed, 14S permits is
| sued. 35s inspections, SIS finals issued.
! and 70 sewer connections made. The
report gives a plan of the work done
IN to September 1, showing that the
principal work was done on King
{ street, Eva of Nuuanu stream, ana
along Lifiha to School The reports of
/ the six sanitary officers were also