The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-24
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Eighty-eight analysis beets. IS. sgd.
a band concert will be given at the
Moana Hotel this evening.
OF the total output of Hawaiian coin
s6sOOOO have been redeemed.
The free recitals at Progress Hall to-
day Will be at 3 and 7:So D. IN.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
a special meeting at p. m. toiay.
The E. s. Cunha case has been con-
tinued until Friday by Judge Dickey.
Charles buchanan has been appoint
ed poundmaster at Kupeke, Molokai.\
The rifle shoot between Senate and
House will come off Friday afternoon.
Judge Robinson leaves in the Ala
media to spend his vacation on the
mainland.
Miss Chrystal left on the Kinau for
Kawaihae. She will visit at the Par
ker Ranch.
Mrs. Major Harris and Mrs. Col.
French left on the Mikahala last night
for a tour of Kauai
The band played yesterday at the
Queens Hospital. and will play at the
departure of the Alameda at o'clock
this morning.
The blankets used by the National
Guard Hawaii men in camp at Kapio-
lani Park were fumigated in the Capt.
toll grounds yesterday.
Tickets for the Farmers dance Sat
urday evening at Progress Hall under
the auspices of the Pacific Rebekah
Lodge can be had at the book stores or
from the members.
Kakisako, charged with the theft of
chickens by a Chinese, was acquitted In
Police Court yesterday. The chickens
got away during the progress of the
trial and roamed about the court room.
There will be High Mass with sermon
and collection today, the feast of the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, at the
Catholic Church of st. John the Bap-
fist. Kalihi-waena, Rev. Father Gle
ment officiating.
The first election Of field officers of
the National Guard Hawaii under the
United States militia rules will be held
on the evening of July Z, being for
colonel, lieutenant-colonel and two
majors. Major Pratt of the general
staff will preside and only line officers
will vote.
The many friends of Mrs. w. Ogg of
Pahala will be pleased to learn that
she has sufficiently recovered to be re-
moved to Honolulu. She will arrive on
the steamer w. G. Hall under care of
DR.. St. D. G. Walters and will be taken
to Miss Johnson's sanatorium on Ke-
walo street.
Jimmie Blancha was sent to the Re
form School for eight years and John
Vierra was sentenced to Jail for three
months by Judge Dickey yesterday.
but the sentence of vierra was sus-
pended. Both boys were charged with
stealing a copper coupling from the
Rapid Transit Co.
Rapid Transit cars began running
yesterday between the Esplanade and
Pauoa road beyond the Mormon church.
Transfers to and from the Punahou and
Waikiki routes were given at Hotel
and King streets. The new line was
we'll patronized and the advent of the
electric car was hailed with curiosity
and delight by the denizens of Portu-
guese town.
F. NJ. Brooks, the attorney. \ Past
Exalted Ruler OF the local lodge Of
Elks, will leave in the Alameda this
morning for Baltimore, to attend the
Grand Lodge of the order. Mr.. Brooks
will spend six weeks on the mainland
and will visit his former home in Mas
sachusetts before returning. He ex-
poets to travel across the continent in
company with the California delegates
10 the Baltimore meeting.