The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-13
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The sugar crop outlook L. reported as
rnost promising.
The Bank % Hawaii backs the Ter
rtiory FOR an cvertraft Of siso.ooo.
Storm sewers. 10 IL reported. are
causing some annoyance TO household
srS.
Hawaiian Lodge viii hold = speeIa,
meeting tonight with work In the third
degree
The hard times party 10 b. given by
hdrz~. Small for tomorrow eve IL post
porsd indefinitely.
The chairman OF the sports sub-com-
mitfs- for the Fourth OF July VIII be
Deputy Sheriff Chiringworth-
There viii soon BE- n smoker given
By the BritisherN OF Honolulu. ceicoraf-
Ink the declaration OF peace In South
Africa.
J. r. Steiner. manager. and w. r.
Bishop. secretary. % the Fidelity and
D~ooSit Company % Maryland. are on
board the Buford en- route for Manila
r. "a Newman. formerly OF Hebron
a Newman. expects to return TO Ho-
noittlu before fall and engage IN busss-
ness He has been away eight years
Mrs =. Irving Downing viii BE- pleas
ed To receive the friends OF Mrs. Kath-
crime Clark and Mrs. Milton Kerns on
Saturday evening. June 18th. at her
home. az kinau street Mrs Clark
and Mrs. Ksrns leave for the coast on
the Sonona on June 18th
There vas n short conference Of "a
naif dozen members OF the Home Rule
executive committee last evening At
Fosters hall There was nothing done.
a. BY common consent the return OF
Wilcox n awaited before there 10 TO be
any progress with the work Accord
Ing 10 the latest Information. Wilcox
viii return In the Alameda June "a.
Up 10 the time that the transport
Buford left San Francisco for Homo
lulu. detectives were engaged In n
search for Frederick u. Conway for
merry clerk In Police Judge Mogan's
court. who IN alleged to b. defauitsr.
They believe that Conway slowed away
ON the transport Buford with the In
IGNITION % dropping on at Honolulu or
Continuing on TO Manila
n a local druggist said last evening
that the era OF ten cent beer In Homo
lulu had injured the trade both In soda
water and hard liquors The old line
saloons cannot sell much liquor at Is
cents a drink when ten cents Will buy
half n pint OF lager. As between 10 cent
soda and ten cent beer many men who
used TO drink soda take beer. IL ~
believed the saloons VIII be compelled
20 AtIf- spirits at Is cents glass. the
usual San Francisco price.
The coroner's jury. empanelled TO In
vestIxate the death OF kara. the Japa-
nese cook % the schooner Alice KIM
bail. who fell from the vessel into the
harbor on Saturday night and whose
body was picked up three days later.
brought In n verdict yesterday after
noon OF death by accidental drowning
The testimony showed that the man
had beel drinking sake With friends
and was drunk when he came aboard
the ship. His companion said that ne
left him on the deck and few minutes,
later soru- one told him that kara had
fallen into the harbor. HIS coInpanion
dlged after him but could not ind him
Honolulu will again have auto hacks
On the streets just as quickly. In fact,
~ drivers may BE- trained To- handle
the steam carriages The company at
the head OF which - Norman Ha.stead
hiss been introducing It's machines ana
making them known by taking parties
TO WAIKIKI and the Pait The hack
drivers OF the city made complaints
that ths. hacks had not paid any fees.
and thus they were compelled To take
out the usual hack license. But having
10 pay license the company has decided
that 10 might as well have the benent'
so VIII put out It's machines for pubic
use a. soon as the drivers are capable