The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-16
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

and sister, Mrs Nor
,-e MumIora 20 return to the States
reT. are s B99zE' leaving today. ,o.,, v,.
Pn the 9,S : Levy, who has been , Wis
rabbi NJ ". = city for the past month l.
ing in Lns 70 San Francisco To-Day In
be sierra sierra. manager of Waiiqku
/ ,sStstion. leaves yes S States tas He win be
for . several months tho par,,
Miss \, to purchase fall millinery
tor the has Bar;ng her absence her sister,
goods. pusr9 will conduct the busi-
Pess r;oau brought in news , OF {, good ot ,.
The hit The Hilo and Puma dlstrlcts'
rains III IN In these districts are Puma
hawaii, .d 81, Onomea, Pepeekeo, Ho-
Fpaa. T4aEaIau and Htlo plantations.
p0nu' u suggests that the Hawaii
CaliforiIll" he s annexed to it as Con-
b. lslahu' district California evidently
sSfs all the picturesquSeneswS W. ss nh,ne -
70 sweep within us grasp w e'7--
Pen CO r,oroissioner Boyd says he has
Land =, Attorney General Knox for
EsrltIeH n renewal Of leases to cor
sfTlcr &c and as to new leases. He
|pOratlol'' in either case until he
in-s from Washington
go. 20 transports Logan and Thomas
Inc IT, made ready at San Francisco
re p "n for Manila. Both will carry
sdh teachers. They will sail about
lOOi ,stb There are several teachers
- taken aboard here.
os..tor Doyle is nursing an injured
;aT finger on his left hand. In mix
cbowder Sunday he had the mis-
s."na 10 cut the finger with a large
y. the result being that the finger
l.' .Imost severed at the first joint.
=. many friends of Captain Mathis
~ he very sorry to learn that there
atIa if any Improvement in her
.'ition Also, that Captain Mills
4 lieutenant Jungbeck are quite
sy We trust that you will re-
-har them in your prayers.-War
n.nutv Sheriff Chillingworth will
.'ys for Maui today on the Kinau, to
zone until next Saturday or Sunday.
4, goes on business connected with
Il danartment. He may bring back
e. him Harry Copp, of Makawao,
lbom he hopes to secure for the high
kssrif's department in this city.
The local herd of Elks browsed last
Lieat in their Progress block lodge
- where they had plenty to eat
M drink. and enough diversion by the
Entertainers of the herd to keep them
/, an uproar. At II o'clock, the time
Eouored hour when all Elks remem-
H. those who are in other lands, the
Foass were drank, and the lodge was
Entertained by members of the visit
Epg Worlds Entertainers and others.
The latest advices from the Hawaii
h Islands informs US that Major
Wood has been far from well quite re-
Esntiy. We sincerely trust that he will
have strength to carry on the war In
hat important part of our province.
Ehe latest reports from there are OF
most encouraging nature, especially
EOneerning Self-Denial. We are pray
t1g for still greater things from the
division which is SO ably presided over
b the energetic Major.-War Cry.
Tcrk on dredging out the entrance
b the Channel wharf was begun yes
siay morning, so that the ocean
LET'S may dock there in future wnen
from an Oriental port All cargoes
bon Asiatic ports will be fumigated
the Channel wharf, beginning on
aglst l. Dr. Golfer, federal quaran-
Z officer, has recently written to
KehingtOn for authority to construct
aA-i0ot wharf on the Eva side of
lie lighthouse. especially adapted for
tumlgalag Oriental merchandise.
II Air and luau held at the Drill
Gel @turday afternoon and evening,
L u Of the congregation of ST. Au-
ss1le's Chapel Waikiki, was a finan-
ca success, from the statement of re-
eals given by Mrs. F. W. Macfarlane,
F.sdent Of the function, which are
I islows: Door, $3.50; fancy table.
psS; candy, $63.15; flowers, $135. S5;
gag, $500; lemonade, $50 so; coffee,
alS; Ice cream. $4S25; fish pond,
f's'. making a total of 81, O3S .05. There
wv tickets outstanding yet to be
Faro from, and the expenses will not