The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-06
LOCAL BREvITlES.

The government band will play this
afternoon at the baseball games at Pu-
nahOu.
The last mail brought ample con-
firmation of young Mr.. Sims death at
Manila.
The Kamehameha School for Boys
opened this week with 125 students
present
There will be work in the third rank
at the William Mckinley K. of P. lodge
| tonight.
H May & Co. have some fresh cakes
and biscuits which they advertise as
very choice.
w. 0. Smith has been appointed ad-
| ministrator of the estate of Ethel P.
N,~Gay. deceased.
Frank C. Vida, formerly chief clerk
for the Union Feed Co, leaves in the
Korea for Shanghai.
Bishop Restarick has returned from
Waialua, where he went to establish
an Episcopal mission in the Eva dis
trict.
The Spokesman tomorrow morning
will contain resume of the weeks pol
itics and other interesting matter.
Bishop Restarick will preach at St
Andrews cathedral Sunday evening at
1870 o'clock. Special music by the choir
The postal officials are well pleased
with the automatic telephone system
just completed by the Guy Owens Elec-
trio Co.
st. Andrews cathedral will shortly be
lighted with the electric light. Wor-
shippers there will certainly welcome
this Improvement.
The two handsome views of Honolulu
harbor shown in yesterdays Advertis-
er. were from the Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co. of this city.
Gotthelf Wilhelm Albert Loeffler, for
merly a subject of Emperor William of
Germany, has been made an American
citizen by Judge Estee.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society will
be held Sept. 10 at the Kapiolani Ma
ternity Home, at 10 a. m.
Brewer e. Co. have disposed of the |
machinery upon Hamoa plantation,
which has been abandoned. The price |
received was $500 and the land stock |
and buildings are still to be sold.
In order to help the Maui potato |
growers, the Commissioner of Agricul- !
lure and Forestry will send them in a !
couple of weeks nearly three thousand |
pounds of the best seed potatoes.
There will be a meeting of the teach
ers of the Free Kindergarten this after
noon at o'clock at the Fort street |
school. All these who wish to take the !
course will be expected to be present. |
News has been received from South /
Kona, Hawaii, of the death of Thos. H.
Wright, well known citizen of that /
place. The deceased was at one time I
assessor in the district and later prac-
ticed law
J. F. Morgan sold at auction yester
day by order of Judge Gear two parcels
of land at Waikiki belonging to the
estate of Donald G. Campbell j. c.
Van Norstrander was the purchaser of
the 1 5-100 acres, paying $3.50.
The Y. M C. A. men found so large
an audience at Queen and South streets
last Sunday afternoon that they will
have another gospel song service there
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sing
ers are especially invited to be there.
A summons was issued yesterday by
Judge Gear directed to the defendant
n the divorce case of Virginia Lancas-
Ter VS.. Mile Lancaster, to show cause
'or not paying 81 per week for the sup
port of his child. The defendant is cit
ID to appear next Monday.
Henry Smith has filed his report as
master upon the annual accounts of
rnos. r. Wentworth, executor of the
eliza Luce estate. He finds the ac
counts correct excepting charge of $50
made by J. A. Magoon for drawing up
IN order which, however, had not been
Mr.. Albert Along departed in the
China last night en- route to Harvard,
where he will continue his law studies.
He will not return to Honolulu next
summer for his vacation, but instead
will take a European and Oriental
-our, returning again to college to COM
0lete his course. Mrs. Julia Along ac-
her son, but will go only as
'ar as San Francisco. She will return
20 Honolulu in about six weeks.