The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

A beautiful Franco Prussian War picture
will be given free with each NuPspa
Kuokoa of July 18th.
There will be no golf at Moanalua to-
morrow
Miss Hoare viii not receive on Thurs
days during July and August
James McInerny departed yesterday
in the Moana, en- route for Germany
for Iong vacation.
Frederick d, Smith, formerly clerk
inSfhe Circuit Court here, is now junior
HSartner in a hardware firm in New
York
Charles Newman. the gang pillow
luna at Koloa Plantation, has left his
position and will come to Honolulu next
week.
The Episcopal church is soon to COM
mence a seaman's institute with mead
quarters at the corner of Nuuanu and
Queen streets
Seohor. A. de Souza Canavarro, Por-
tuguese Consul General. will act as
Spanish vice consul during the alb
sence of DIR. l.. f. Alvarez.
IA. F. wichman is giving to every
boy and girl today beautiful solid Sill
yer American flag pin. Given just for
| the asking Call early. Thsy cannot
last all day.
The engine is here for the new sisal
works and the machinery should arrive
soon. The latter VIII clean the fiber
! from thaasleaf and lay the product
straight in bales.
.sTeE,n Reed of the Honolulu Iron
ls$Vorks. who recently had a stroke OF
paralysis, departed yesterday in the
| Moana for Victoria, where he Will re-
main for short time for his health.
The Buckeye Club of Hawaii will
meet at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
H. H williams. Richards street, oppo-
site Central Union Church, cat E5o
o'clock on Tuesday evening, July sth-
There are a few copies left OF the
coronation service as used in st, An
drew's cathedral last Thursday should
anyone desire a copy he may obtain 1t
by communicating with one OF the
clergy of the cathedral.
Mr.. Abbott has retired from the re-
portoriaI staff of the Advertiser and has
been succeeded by Mr.. Bray. formerly
an editor of a Boston paper and latter
ly on the writing force OF daily Jolr-
nal in Cape Town, South Africa
u The drillshed during the Merchants
Fair this month is to be used for dis
playing agricultural products of the
islands. all purely Hawaiian CROWNS.
S. NJ Damon will display caladiums
grown on his estate at Moanalua
b. The Waimea (KauaD baseball team
sent a challenge to the koloa nine last
week for a return game, but owing TO
the departure of several members Tor
other islands, IT could not be accepted
game may be arranged later on
Floreno Andino, Manuel Morale and
Kamo Martins, three Porto Ricans,
were committed TO the Circuit Court on
the charge of assault and battery on a
kJauanese at Iwilei last week The Jap
h ese appe AIRED in court with his head
in bandages.
Charles Aki, police officer at Koloa,
Kauai has been removed from office
there. and he Will probably come to
Honolulu next week to confer with the
high sheriff as to the cause. His re-
rnoyal was a surprise to Koloans, as he
was considered an efficient officer.
The sad spectacle of the removal of
Pains Union Square tracks, which were
recently unearthed by the Rapid Tran
sit Company, was observed yesterday
A procession of several wagons, each
carrying a section of the track, looked
like the Tag end of an army in retreat
owing to the large number of nesi-
dents in Honolulu. Marston Campbell,
Gerritt Wilder, Porter Boyd and Geo
H. Paris. the committee on invitations
for the Fourth, request that those
who have failed to receive INVITATIONS
send in their names and cards will be
,naiied 70 them.
MrS/Annis Montague Turner gave a
puyfs musicale Tuesday evening at
'yfignon Cottage" Beretania avenue.
Among those taking part We're Miss
stella Love, Miss Levison, Lot kauiu-
kou. Miss Daisy Cooke and Charles
Frazier. Mrs Frank Atherton, Mr..
Wichnan and VIII Love assisted.
The pedestrian tour of the Y N
c. a.. headed by Physical Director
Young which was to have been a cir
cult of the island via the Pali and Wal
aiua, ended at f<ahuku, where the train
was boarded and entry made into Ho-
noluIu by rail instead Of on foot. The
party gave the 9ri erfin 5 plan Tit n
'.hoof it, all the way in.
A partly demented Chinaman was
| taken in hand by policeman last
night at the corner of Fort and King
streets, and sent to the station. The
officer found him asking for money FOL
J a meal. At the station the man said
| that he had been working all day IN a
rice field, at the close of which his en-