The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-02
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Mrs. A. Colvin leaves today for a
snort business trip to the Coast.
Ninetyfour deaths were reported TO
the Board of Health during the month
of July. '''n
j. Bachelor, license inspector. rnovad
into his office in the treasury depart-
ment yesterday
Yesterdays arrests included we,on
gambling; M. Marks Ferreira, indecent
Exposure; Christen and an unknown
drunkenness. -
All members of the Amateur Orcbes.
ira are expected to be at Kawaiabao
Church this evening by 7:45 sharp tn
take part in the concert.
DR.. Herbert returned on the Perm
and will resume practice at his Office
on Alakea street, where he can he
found, and also at the Hawaiian Hotel
Tonight at o'clock the new organ a,
kaWaiahao Church will be dedicated
with an appropriate program of mu-
sic. The admission is so cents, and
tickets can be bought at the church
door.
Jean Gerardy. the great cello PLAYER
will be here at the end of the month
from the Colonies, and will give a con-
cert in the Hawaiian Opera House
Musical people are looking forward ITO
the event with pleasant authorizations
Jared Smith has received an appli-
cation from Washington for cuttings,
from the Isabella grape, in order that
the department may make a study of
any changes due to Hawaiian culture
The cuttings will be forwarded as re-
quested.
The Republican central committee
held another meeting yesterday to con.
slider Judge Gears offer to permit
them to appoint his court officials, md
decided to recommend Chas K. Still
H1an for the position of Hawaiian in
terpreter
Mr.. j. A. NJ. Johnson. manager of the
Hawaiian and Honolulu Paper Com
pany, viii leave in the Picking for a
months trip to Chicago. Mr.. johnson
will make arrangements for the extern
sion of the business of his company
while in the States.
An American named Lawton sustain
ed bad cut just over the eve, last
night, by a fall upon the stone pave
ment on King street near the postoff1ce
entrance. A Chinaman claims to have
seen some one knock the man down.
He was taken home by friends.
Rev. Mr.. Hartley, of the Anti-Saloon
Mcintyre building, and will be estab-
lished there as soon as the building is
completed. The minister's family have
taken a cottage on Lunalilo street
near the residence of Theo. Lansing
Thf Hawaiian law reports are being
sent to the various State secretaries
in exchange for the law reports receiv-
ed from them. It was found that some
of the Hawaiian reports were badly
worm eaten, and it was necessary to
haye over a hundred books rebound.
Judge NJ. M. Estee, of the United
States District Court, with Mrs Estee,
have gone out to the Annex to spend
several weeks by the seaside Judge
Estee has not been as well recently as
he should be, and he thinks the change
of air will bring him back to his usual
health.
Alexander Herman, a seaman who
died at the Queens Hospital July. 81,
was buried yesterday from Mrs Will
liams' undertaking parIors, under the
auspices of the Seaman's Union, the In
terment taking place at Pearl City. The
representatives of the union were at
tired in the conventional sailors togs.
Carpenter Fender, who arrived on the
Peru, is attached to the Navy Depart
ment. He succeeds Carpenter May al
the local naval station. One of his du-
ties will be to look after operations al
Pearl Harbor. He is accompanied by
his wife and family, and will remain
here for the next two years at least
Miss Pettis, who is making her home
with Mrs. Gere, and who has been very
ill in the Queens Hospital for some
time, has recovered sufficiently to un-
dertake the trip to the Coast, and will
leave today via the Pekfng. Her many
friends hope to see her much improved
in health when she returns a month
or so hence.
Articles of Incorporation were f1fet
yesterday with the treasurer by judo
& Co., Ltd, with a capital of S100 600
and power to increase the capital t
$4,000 The officers are A. r. Cunha
president; f. S. Peachy, vice president
A W. Judd, secretary and treasurer
and r. j. Pratt, auditor; and these
men, with Frank An6rade, are the in
corporators. The corporation will ae'
quire the brokerage business formerly
carried on by Allan Judd.
A party of school ma'ams from the
Thomas were strolling up PunchpoW
street yesterday. One of them suddenly
discovered a papaia tree, and excited
ly pointing up at the fruit hanging
thereon, exclaimed, for the enlighten'
ment of her companions, oh, girls
There's magnolia tree; see the DIS
bulbs up there at the top. l have reat
about them so often, and never
thought to see one. You know, those
bulbs all break out into blossoms, ant
they say they are just the most beau