The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-04
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Oahu College win open September 1s
of feed. ore snort
va a japanese baby was drowned AZ
"alluku last Wednesday.
Ihere was big crowd of swell nao-
PIE On Iantalus on Labor Day.
mere mas been great number Of
iuaus In Wailuku the past week
The band will go to Kauai on the
steamer Mlkahala at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon
Contractor Burlem has cornnMtaa
the building for the teachers so of ySAs
luku kindergarten.
me Eagles will not meet tonight az
advertised. The meeting is nosfroned
until further notice
A social dinner was given at Wailu-
ku the first of this month, the Ka-
nului Railroad employees were All pres-
ent. ~ 80
f II. Hayselden, of Lanai is in
town. He may possibly make arrange
ments for sale of his share of The
Island of Lanai
Hakalau mill, in sHilo district has
nnished grinding, the seasons outpuA
being 1854 tons. The mill win ne
closed until December 18th
The sparring match between Jimmy
FOX and Lon Agnew has been indefi-
nlteiy postponed on account of an in
jury TO the formers ankle, sustained
in training
There We're one hundred deaths re-
ported during the month of August.
During the same period there wer.a
thirty-seven marriage certificates is
sued, and thifty-six births reported
Wade Thayer, the attorney. left on
the klnau yesterday for HiIo and Paa-
ulio, Hawaii, for the purpose or ar
ranging for the sale of the stock of c.
1. Amana, who has been ad1udged a
bankrupt by the United States District
Court.
Joaquin Baptiste. an aged Portu-
guese. died Monday at his home on
Punchbowl street, opposite the Ha-
waiian Nursery. He was eighty-five
years of age, and was born in San
Miguel, Azores. Death was due to can
Ger of the stomach.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Health will be held this afternoon
Applications for permits to accompany
the board to Molokai, have so far not
been very numerous. All those desir-
ing TO go must have filed their appIica-
lions before the board meets this after
noon.
Yesterdays arrests included: Kao-
lilo, kaielo, Carpenter, drunkenness;
Iokeme Kaholokai, assault and battery
on Eliza kaholokai; Henry Mersberg,
leaving horse united; Nfsawa, Micnu-
ka, OF, Nakamura, assault and battery
on Namada; David Hook. Alex. Har-
rison, investigation.
A banquet is being planned by the
local Odd Fellows. to be given at the
Moana Hotel on the evening of Octo-
Der Is, which promises TO De one OF
the biggest functions ever attempted
in Honolulu by the order. The Pacific
Rebekah Lodge is also commencing its
preparations for dance, to be given
at Progress Hall on October 81
There was chance of trouble with
the Porto Ricans Sunday, when they
were to be shipped on the train from
the Railroad wharf. There were fifty
three for Eva, and rs for Oahu plan
tation, and they all wanted their s. in
gold before they would enter the cars.
They were made discontented through
ceuntrymen who reside in this city.
AS the banks We're not open their de-
mand could not be satisfied, but when
the agents had given them orders for
the plantation offices they all depart
ed contented.
One of the Chinese being held for
deportation by Collector Stackabie
claim sto be an actor, a woman imper-
senator, and not a laborer. He had
employed attorneys, and they had
rented the Chinese theater with the
intention of proving he was an actor,
by appearing TO an audience composed
only of the collector and attorneys.
His attorneys learned later that he
had no certificate from the Chinese
/ ConseI, and the man will be shipped to
China on the Maru, on which vessel he
came, on her last trip to San Fran
cisco
fhe enormous rate at which HonoluA
hl uses water, and the absence OF rain
have caused superintendent Brown
lmuch worry He estimates that l,000,-
| boo gallons, or 175 gallons head, are
used each day by this city. Yesterday
morning the lower Nuuanu reservoir
was nearly empty, and 1t takes the
pump constant work day and night to
supply about four or five million gal
Ions, while the springs have to be de-
pended upon for the rest of the sup
/ Div. If good rains do not come soon,
the springs are liable to dry up, where
| upon shortage will ensue.