The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-06

Mdme. smairs social tonight at Ell
HAN.
Lodge L. Progress Will meet tonight
work In the second degree.
huranaka. n japanese. wanted for
robbery. Is at large Jet. and the police
need him badly.
The Cleaners lawn party At the
I.oSrey residence on Saturday realized
the sum OF sfi2-
The woman's Board OF Missions
will meet this afternoon At 2:30 o'clock
In the parlors OF the Central Union
I church.
r. wriss OF BuenOs Ayres has writ
ten To- Miss Teuira Henry % this city
for n quantity OF the tuatua leprons
remedy.
Mss Lydia Ramai. daughter Of
judge and Mrs. Chas. Copp OF haka-
wac. Maui. was married on Thursday
To John stanley ROliiston OF Honolulu.
Artist Yardley il 90 be put through
the mill at the Eitcs' initiation on Fri
day evening. Judge Gear Will have
something 20 do with Initiating the art
let.
Manuel Paul. an enploye at Homo
ehlu plantation. was injured there on
Saturday by falling between two NOV
ins ears He died a: the Queens hos
pitaI
The rules OF the Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial Circuit In effect May s
were presented TO the attorneys yes
terday In pamphlet form There are -
ruies
Members OF the Board OF Health
were guests yesterday OF General Pas
senger Agent Fred G. Smith OF the o.
X. l. Ry-. n trip being taken TO
Waiaiua-
Eva plantation claims the record for
the largest turnout OF sugar In one
week. The record II given M 1923 tons
or iss tons more than the weekly OUT
put Of Olaa-
George Robertson. manager for @.
Brewer & Co. leaves today for Puma
Iun 90 inspect various plantation prop
critics He will 30 TO Hilo by way OF
the Volcano
High Sheriff and Mrs. Brown will re-
turn from Hawaii on May 10 they
were recently Tt the Volcano ECnse.
and ~-r. also the guests OF Julian /,
Ao1sarrst at kapapala ranch.
A lecture viii be given. on Thursday 4
afternoon NJ s o'clock IN the y. NJ. C. /
a. by Mrs - r. Dillingham; Miss lola
Barber. the vioiirist. viii render sew
rial selections At the noon song serv-
&C on Thursday.
~. p. Baldwin has presented Kappel-
neister Berger and the band with si'J
m token OF his appreciation OF their
Iervices on Maui. Each OF the Is men
md two women OF the hand rece'sci II
q apiece when division was made.
The bard VIII play this evening att
he Hawaiian Hotel Among the num-
,crs on the program are the North
star. Everlasting Day. Sweet Leo Ma
no. ku'u wehiwehi. Kokohi. \ Runa-
way Girl. Tender Kisses. Polichinelle.
The funeral OF the late +. II. Auer-
zach took place on sunday at D. m
rom his late residence on keeaumoku
trect. the interInent being In Nuuanu
cemetery. The pailbearers were George
Angus. J. waidron. -. Ludwigsen. N,
5ra<ch. A. :. Prescott. c.. r. Rugg. n
Articles OF association have been dled
n the Treasures Office by the kchala
and Commercial Company,
limited. with a capital OF 1900. divid-
Il into shares OF the par value OF $40 :
ach and the privilege - asked TO in :
rease u TO 5000. 900. The objects are
% engage In agricultural work. acquire
snds. deal In merchandise. etc. and to- :
p~rete and own steamships The off, :
crs are: John Hind. president: Robt- :
iaIl. vice president: E :. Kay. treas
rer: Howard II Bryant. secretary: W.
; McDouga1i auditor. Each OF the Of
ccrS have subscribed for ten shares OF I
1c stock. also each OF the following
AIMED: ~. l. HolStein. Jas Sakai. c.
. ruIIoch. James Fenton and H H
euton.