The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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| The handsome main entrance doors
for the new Hackfeld building have
| been put in.
/ Bertha F. Hough has brought suit
against Luther w. Hough for divorce,
alleging non-support
| Federal Court Clerk w. r. Mailing
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs F. A
Handy. are spending a few days vaca-
ton camping near Waialua.
Jared Smith is expected home from
Maui, Saturday. He has been the
inspection of irrigation plants.
II. F. Bertelman has been awarded
the contract for the construction OF the
new slaughter houses of the MetroDoli-
tan Meat Company at Kalihi.
| d Judge Humphreys was before the
! grand jury yesterday morning for
nearly an hour. presumably instructing
its members as to their duties.
A sale of 1000 waialua bonds at s10I
yesterday. There was a sale also of
$50 shares of Waialua stock at $50.
BY order of the Board of Health, Jas
F. Morgan will sell at public auction
| today at noon, on the wharf. foot of
Maunakea street. $50 bundles of paiai.
All persons having claims against the
Pacific Club are requested to present
the same as soon as possible with j.
NJ. Dowsett, the treasurer of the club
The Board of Education is contem-
plating the purchase of a series OF
maps in scale relief. for the use of the
local schools. An agent of the com
pany now has the maps on exhibition
here.
1t has been decided to locate the ter
minus of the Kona-Kau Railway at
x ealakekua Bay, according TO the re-
.fNr-f
that the work of construction may be
gin in July.
David Haughs. the government for
ester. and Miss Mary Macmillan,
daughter of Thomas Macmillan M. D.,
OF Waianae, were married yesterday
morning at the residence of Rev VIM
81. kincaid- There are no cards.
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Flower Association will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors. The
meeting has been fixed for 3 o'clock
as it is desired to have a full attend
ance.
The sale of unclaimed goods at the
custom house yesterday was the scene
of lively bidding among the Japs and
Chinese. The unclaimed goods consist
ed principally of Oriental importations,
and all brought good prices in many
instances far above what they were
really worth.
The following officers have been apS>
pointed by Colonel Jones as a board
to conduct the examinations of non
commissioned officers: F. A. Smith, ]
first lieutenant of Company A j. A.
first lieutenant of Company
III, and w. w. Carlyle, second lieutenant
of Company F.
Attorney General Dole in an opinion
given to Treasurer Wright yesterday
holds that foreign corporations not de-
string to acquire, hold or sell real es-
tate here, are not required to take out
licenses IN the Territory. The ques-
ton was raised in regard to several
new corporations DESTROYS of opening
an office and doing business in the Ter
ritory, but not wishing to incorporate
under the local laws. The Attorney
General in his ruling says no license
is required under such conditions.
The Executive Council may consider
today a recommendation from Treas
urer Wright TO extend the limits for
liquor licenses so as to take in some
Of the places now selling Primo beer.
1t would, of course, be necessary in
that event for them to take out new
licenses at $1,000 per year. The new
if passed by the Council. are
to include Kaakako and Kewafo, and
a portion of Kalihi. The matter was
discussed yesterday by the High Sher-
if and the Governor, but no action
mas been taken.