The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-23
- v.r1ru, rYnEpcIAr ADVERTISER HONOLULU
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Hon. W. n. Armstrong VIII return "
Hawaii before long. n
Daniel II. Case has resumed the prac-y
tice of law with offices in the Stangen7
valid building.
There will be work in the first rank
tonight at the William Mckinley Lodge
in Harmony hall.
Bishop Restarick breaches at st. An
drew's cathedral Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock A full musical service VIII De
sung by the choir.
Supt. Boyd of the Department OF
Public Works is to leave for San Fran
cisco on the China, September 5, for a
three months vacation.
VIM. Jocher was elected captain OF
the new eighth precinct for the Young
Mems Republican Club at the meeting
held on Thursday evening.
KawaiaI1ao Seminary will reopen on
Tuesday, September 2. Students shouid
be on hand on the Saturday or Monday
preceding the opening day
Tenders will be received by the Supt.
Of Public Works for filling in a portion
of Waikiki road. Plans and specihca-
lions can be seen at the office OF Supt
of Public Works.
There will be no concert by the band
at the ball game today. There may De
inaugurated during the coming week
concerts on the Eva side of the stream,
the railroad company having granted
the use of their lawn for the pand.
A third information was filed against
Hackfeld & Co. in United States Court
yesterday charging violation of the i'm
migration laws. The refusal to receive
a Japanese immigrant brought by the
Doric is the basis of this prosecution
The Agricultural Seminar will meet
this evening in the office of the United
States Experiment Station. There
promises to be a large attendance, as
the people may want to know what is
being done. Jared Smith will read a
paper.
Judge Estee issued a temporary in
junction yesterday restraining Auditor
Austin from giving warrant ZOE fay
to J. Suva on account of money owing
TO T. Fujitanf, a bankrupt. Wade
Thayer, as trustee for the bankrupt
claims the money should be turned over
to him.
The Commissioner of Agriculture re-
cefyed by the Helene yesterday seeds
of II different indigenous trees from the
Puwaawaa forest, Hawaiis He took the
most of them up to the Nuuanu valley
forest station in the afternoon, where
they will be terminated. Some VIII De
sent to Maui.
! Civil Service examinations VIII De
held October Dist, for computers and
office of the Supervising Architect OF
the Treasury. The papers relating 10
the examinations may be had OF Prot.
A. B. ingalls,, at the gauger's office,
custom house.
The grand jury will probably not
conclude it's Iabors today as was an
tfcipated, several new cases not ex-
Dected having cropped up at the laSt
moment. On Thursday the members or
| the Jury enjoyed junket to the va
| rious public Institutions, including the
prison, insane asylum and reform
| school.
The Scottish Thistle Club will give a
smoker this evening in honor or the
coronation of King Edward ana queen
| Alexandra There will be large at
tendance of visitors as the hospitality
| of the club is well known, and the out
| look is for a most enjoyable evening
There will be the usual toasts and re-
sponses.
The Portuguese Political Club will
| hold a nominating session this evening
| at their hall in the San Antonio pullo-
ing Nominees will be named and a
vote will be taken on these next wed
nesday night, when the one RECEIVING
the highest number of votes VIII De oe-
cIared the candidate of the Portuguese
for the legislature.
Joseph G. Pratt, recently commission
| er to Washington of the trade poales'
moi with a painful accident last even
ing While on the way to visit George
KluegeL on Pacific Heights, he stepped
over an embankment some t1Ve 1eet
high and fell upon a rock, fraclurlhS
his right ankle. He was found and car
| ried to his home, where ne rests III
great pain.