The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Delineator for August better and
brighter than ever. At Mrs. Hanna's-
Ringing Brothers are reported to be
figuring on a Honolulu trip for their
circus in December.
Mr. A c. Warner, representative Of
the KiIby Iron Works, of Cleveland, o.,
leaves by the Alameda July 23rd.
The deeds transferring the Bishop
Estate Pearl Harbor lands TO the Uni
ted States have been placed on rec
ord.
the purpose of permitting Wilcox to
outline his position, will be held this
evening at Emma Square.
Today is the bands day of. and there
will be no music at the ball game To
morrow afternoon a concert viii be CIV
en- in the Capitol grounds
Rev. w. d. Westervelt will preach at
the Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing, and the evening sermon at the
same place will be delivered by Rev. w
II. Rice.
Robert B. Woodward and George c.
Bracket, representing the Brooklyn
Museum, are in the city en- route to the
Orient. They have been buying up Ha-
waiian curios for the museum while
here.
Members of the Bar Association viii
please bear in mind the special meeting
to be held at IL O'Clock this morning, in
the room over the offices of Castle q
Cooke. Limited, corner of King and
Bethel streets.
The application OF F. J. Cross for
permission TO establish a telephone sys-
tenn in Honolulu has been refused by
the Executive Council, a similar fran
chfse having already been granted to
an opposition concern.
The lawn party given by the ladies
of the Methodist church, at the parson-
age On Beretania street, was well at
tended. The lawn was prettily decor
ated with Chinese lanterns and the
guests spent a pleasant evening.
The new compound engine for the
Oahu Railway which arrived recently
on the Helene is now being set up In
the company's shops. The mate to this
engine, which is of 40 tons weight, and
the largest in the islands, is expected to
arrive on the Nevadan.
A temperance meeting will be held
Sunday. July 20 al > p. M, at the Cos
pei Tent, corner Kinau and Piikoi
streets. Three speakers will be present
who promise an interesting time. why
So Many Churches % is the subject for
Sunday evening a cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Reports of the government physi-
clans for June show 645 cases treated
BY them during that month. The re-
ports have d sameness which is graft
flying, all districts being reported in ex-
celIent condition and good health.
There is still a slight trace of influenza
throughout the islands.
IN. A. Cheek. bookkeeper in the Bank
bf Hawaii has resigned, to go to Siam.
where he viii take charge OF his fath-
kr's estate. Mr.. Cheek Sr., who died In
Siam recently, was for many years
merchant there. and leaves extensive
property interests for his son to man
age The Cheek claim in Siam was the
occasion OF a big diplomatic tourna-
ment.
Among the new ads. today there is
one from the Aloha Branch. T. s., by
its secretary, S. w. Shaw, disclaiming
the authority of Mr.. Fullerton, General
Secretary, American Section, and of
Mrs NJ. d. Hendricks, who, in another
advertisement, signs herself as Presf-
dent This new advertisement also re-
veals a rather serious condition OF in
justice in the Branch and in the Sec
ton. which has caused a deplorable di-
vision among the members.