The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-02
LOCAL BREvTTIES.

The concitiOn Of John \. Hasslnger Il
reported a. slightly improved
I Another beer saloon has been opened.
+ The Boston. Of which II. -. Craboe -
manager. IL iS located At Suuanu and
Smith streets.
9 Al the residence % Mr.. J. u. Ather-
/ ton. on Tuesday. June 1Td. at 800 ..
m. Siii b. held the adjourned annual
meeting 81 the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's Society.
The dog catchers base begun killing
The dogs taken without tags The
animals are held several days. and the
owners aFr given an opportunity TO
avoid the slaughter BY paying the IL
censes.
In the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton basketball games on Saturday
night the Diamond Heads defeated the
Intermediates. q 60 s. and the Five
O'clocks defeated the Blue Streaks. IL
TO 10.
\ sheriff-s sale on a Judgment given
oy judge Dickey IL the case OF j. r.
Hamburg Vs. the Wing wo Co. was
stopped by Marshal Hendry Saturday.
the defendant being now In the bank
ruDtcy court.
The members Of the Male Lehua OF
the kamehameha Girls School gave an
entertainment Saturday evening for the
benefit Of a fund TO Dc used In the pur-
ton camp. Beauty and the Beast"
vas presented
Thomas AcTighs Of Comes * Nc
Tighe opened for business Saturday n
neSs saloon. the Progress. at King and
Aeunakea streets One OF tts features
- that the fittings. which are elaborate.
were manufactured here. without any
assistance from abroad.
The Wilder Steamship Company will
he. Ind
costs In the case decided against 10 by
the Supreme Court n few days ago
The amount which must be paid for
the sinking OF the William Carson by
the Ciaudine viii be nearly $4,000.
Mrs. James waIdboEel. wife OF James
Wa!dboxel. = clerk with Davies 4 Co.
died at their home on Makiki street
yesterday. after an illness OF some
weeks. from a complication OF diseases
Mrs waidbogei was n native OF Turin.
Italy. and mad resided here for ten
years past
Jared Smith. director Of the akricui-
turaf experiment station. returned Sat-
urday from his visit to the waimea
district on Hawaii. He went over the |
Parker ranch. and Inspected also the
<r-at number OF small farms In that |
district. and vas much pleased With |
Shat he saw.
Treasury warrants are now payable |
- kttE A&eANAA u Hawaii AuNO9kA AZ
'anG-msnt made by Treasurer Wright 4
~ which the banking institution makes
! temporary loan To- tn. Territory OF
IisJ.O00. The warrants barring date OF
nay .tst we're the FIRST paid under the
lew arrangement.
The Kinau brought news yesterday OF
light earthquake shocks in the Ha-
uakua district. kilaura - still smok-
aE. but not in an unusual manner.
Neither % the fiiio papers have n word
- SAY in regard to the volcano. so that
I L. probable that the waterfront sto-
les OF the past week were triic ex-
EgCFated. |.
The Honolulu police force was re-
irwsd and inspected Saturday b. Act
rE Governor Cooper and HiEh Sheriff
srowu. The polio. made a fine appear
nee on the parade through town. In
haki uniform. headed by the band.
he foot policemen Wcr. armed with .
ifis-s and bayousts. the mounted pa
rolucu following behind them.
Tenders were opened Saturday at the
sapioIani Estate Offices for their new :
uildius to b. erected at the corner of :
ling and Atakea str=ctg- They were |
. follows: Hoffman SfRiley. sst.sss:
r. Bowler. 1895. Concrete Con-
tructiOn Co. Ltd. $500: Dwight a :
0rdan. so. sst-s0: r. II. Redward. ssi.- i
81. Hawaiian Engineering and Build
* Co. Ssi. zis. %. \. Harrison Miii Co. .
IS. 500: Honolulu Planning Mil. Lucas
.ros SIS 100 Ia