The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-10
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ed last night by officer McDuffie.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Health will be held this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brasch expect K
leave for San Francisco on the Irmgar(
on Saturday.
Lodge lie Progress, A. F. & A. NJ.
meets tonight in special session. Work
in the second degree.
Orders were issued yesterday for bat
TALON drill of the Second Battalion tC
be held Friday evening.
The football meeting of the Punahou
Athletic Association has been postpon-
ed until Friday afternoon.
h engagement Of Miss Fanny wy
ser of a Francisco to Mr.. Henry Still
Crane of Honolulu is announced.
The decree in the case Of w. C. Pea
cock ct al. VS.. ]. w. Pratt, assessor,
was filed in United States Court yester-
day.
Yesterday was admission day for Call
ifornia, but the Native Sons of Homo
lulu did not observe the anniversary
publicly.
w. C. Peacock was n~aturalized Ny
Judge Estee yesterday. He was fdE-
merly a subject of King Edward Of
England. I
Judge Estee will go to Waialua Sat
urday for a few days vacation. Fed
eral Court will be adjourned Friday
until the following Wednesday.
The footings so far made up OF he
income tax in Honolulu show that the
returns for this a will be about s175,-
900, as against s260,000 a veal age.
The ladies' should not fail to attend
the lecture on next Friday evening at
the Y. M. c. A. hall by Rev. DR.. Jen-
ner. Fashions will be discussed.
H Hackfeld & Co. endorse the Clark
Automatic telephone system recently
installed by the Guy Owens Electrical
Construction Co.. See advertisement on
page II.
C. A. Peacock, formerly a member of
the firm of Peacock & Co., but now of
Australia, arrived yesterday on the
Ventura for a visit with his brother,
w. C. Peacock.
Philip Peck of Hilo, who was a del
|egate to the Republican convention, re-
turned to the Rainy City yesterday in
the Claudine to make arrangements for
the reception of the Senatorial Com
mission.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this
E1OII1IslS dI ~ CIOCh III I1dChlCll .
building. A full attendance is request
ed as business of Importance will be
brought up.
Wray Taylor yesterday sent TO the
Waialua Agricultural Co. about 5000
forest trees to be planted on The hill
sides about Waialua. Ironwood, silk
wood and several varieties of eucalyp-
were sent down. :
+ Republican nominations have been re-
from Maui as follows: Wailu-
ku, S. Keliinoi and c. n. Dickey; Molo-
kai, Makaleta; Lahaina, Pail; Makar
wac, Won Tempsky; Hamakuapoko, s.
Kalama; Hama, Haia.
The application of Camarinos for a
saloon license has been refused. Re-
Of liquor licenses have been
granted to T. b.. Lyons of Wailuku, A.
N. Steiner of Kahului, J.. B~irkenshaw
of Honokaa and John Richardson of
Lahaina.
Chester Doyle stopped a runaway last
evening at the intersection of Bereta-
MIA and Nuuanu streets after the driv-
ar, a Japanese, had been thrown out of
a brake. The horse in some way man
aged to get one of the shafts under the
forelegs and the end of the stick cut a
1eep hole in the breast. A veterinary
surgeon was called and the horse taken
iway in a dray. He may have to be
shot.
When Rev. w. D. Westervelt looked
Or his horse and buggy last night after
the meeting of the Buckeye
Club at DR.. Rodgers residence on XII
1au street, they were not to be seen
where they had been left. The mat
Ter was reported to the police station
and officer Perry half an hour later To-
Gated the horse on Alakea street. 1t is
believed that some one deliberately un-
the animal and drove down town,
md then sent the horse adrift.