The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-22
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

Born to the wife of DR.. W. A. schwal-
/ lie, daughter.
Cotton Bros. will start dredging al
/ Pearl Harbor Tuesday.
| r. D. silliman has moved into the
| Ashley place on Keeaumoku St.
The Temperance Hall entertainment
| on Saturday night attracted good
| house.
The calendar of jury waived cases
viii be called by Judge Robinson this
morning.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ.
meets tonight at the usual time and
place. Work in the third degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Berry have re-
turned to the city from Kahuku and
are residing at No. Mcleod lane.
The Home Rulers held a meeting at
Waialua yesterday at which Delegate
Wilcox was the principal speaker
The many friends of Mrs. E. D. Ten
ney will be glad to know that she is re-
covering from rather severe Illness.
During the vacation of A. B. ingalls,,
organist of Central Union Church, Mrs
Agatha Kelly will preside at the organ.
James Thompson will give a luau
this evening for the members of the
Honolulu Athletic Club baseball team.
Football men are to meet at the Ho-
nolulu Athletic club rooms at o'clock
today to arrange for this seasons
team.
The Kauai has been secured to take
the Senatorial Commission and mem
bers of the Board of Health to Ka-
laupapa next Thursday.
Mrs. Nancy Parker Eldredge was the.
guest of honor at poi supper given
Saturday evening by Mrs. Aholo at
the residence of Mrs. Hama Evans. n
Mr.. Thos. S. Kay, manager of HaIawA
plantation, is in town, and will leave
in the Moana for British Columbia to
join his family and bring them home.
Quite a consignment of beneficial in
sects and other things came on the
Alameda from Mexico sent by Prof.
Koebele. They are in charge of Prof.
Perkins
The Republican legislative candidates
who visited Molokai this week report
that Prince Cupid and the Republican
ticket generally stand a good chance
on Molokai-Maui News.
Regatta Day proved too much for the
members of the Republican Central
Committee and there was no meeting
Saturday evening as scheduled because
of the lack of a quorum.
There was hotiy contested game of
baseball Saturday on the Makiki
grounds between the Brunswicks and
the Young Portuguese Athletic team,
the latter winning in a score of ten to
nine.
Encouraging reports have been re-
ceived of the improved health of Attor-
ney George Hons at Colorado Springs.
He speaks of starting on his return to
the Islands, about October Maui
News.
H, L. Holstein, chairman of the Re
publican Convention, has appointed the
commission to draft ethyl
and county bill: w. o. Smith, A. G. NJ. |
Robertson, A. L. c. Atkinson, E. ID.
Tenney, George w. Smith.
There is an area of many miles in
extent in the Makawao and Kula dis
tricts, peculiarly favorable to the
growth of sisal, and if the Oahu ex-
pertinent is a success, these lands will
doubtless be planted to sisal.-Maui
News.
The Rapid Transit Co. has asked per-
mission to run its line on the makai |
side of the Waikiki road to Kaulia |
road and from there on the mauka
side to Kapiolani Park. This it is said
portends possible extension in the |
future along the Kaulia road.
Senator Burton is booked to leave for
San Francisco on the Alameda next |
Wednesday. Senators Mitchell and Fos- /
ter will remain until September Both
according to present plans, and will
continue to hold sessions even after the |
of their colleague. Senator
Burton arrived about week ahead of
Mitchell and Foster.