The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-27
LOCAL BREVITlES.


Friday Of this week
W. w. Harris is able to be out again
after slight attack of the dengue.
Lodge le Progress will hold their stat
ed business meeting tonight in Masonic
Hall.
The boys Of Iolani School with Rev.
| Frank Fitz have gone for ten days
camping trip TO Kahala-
Word has been received that direct
messages from BARRIERS Point, over the
wireless system. have been received at
Mahukona.
Delegate and Mrs. Kalanianaole are
soon TO be confirmed as members of
the Protestant Episcopal church by
Bishop Restarick.
The Inter-IsIand Telegraph Company
denies the statement in McClure's Mag
azine that the Marconi company has
acquired its plant.
The repairs 10 Bishop street have
been completed and the thoroughfare
is now open for traffic. The water con-
duit has been lowered several feet
The general manager and officers of
the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company have issued invitations 70 a
Harvest Home Celebration to be held at
Puunene Mill, August 1.
The monthly meeting of the woman's
Auxiliary and Guild of st. Andrews
Cathedral will be held today at 2:30
p. m. at the house of Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Nuuanu Valley.
The Independent gives this bit of
news: "A report is abroad that Bishop
Willis of revered memory, now of Ton
ga, has been recognized by the Acting
Primate of New Zealand"
Professor George Rebec of the Uni
versity of Michigan is to deliver his
fourth lecture at the Summer School
this morning at eleven o'clock. The
public as well as all teachers are in
vited to attend.
The Honolulu Gun Club is looking for
a site for target shooting. The clay
pigeons, targets and other material have
arrived. A meeting of the club
is to be held this evening for the pur-
pose of electing officers.
The disbarment proceedings in the |
Supreme Court will not be taken up |
this morning until after the conclusion
Of the Judge Wilcox memorial service.
Mr.. Magoon will file his answer to the |
charges the first thing this morning.
The government band will play at
the opening of the new Alexander
Young Hotel on Friday evening. Gov.
Dole made this arrangement before his
departure. Part of the band is also to
play at the harvest festival to be given
On Maui this week.
After the arrival of Admiral Terry
= is expected that something definite
will be done regarding the construc-
ton of a commandments house on
Plans for a $4,000 house OF
very pretty design have been drawn by
Captain White and are in the hands
Mrs. Frances Heating has begun suit
n partition against Robert Heating and
James Heating. She asks for division
II the house and lot in Nuuanu Valley
valued at $500 of which she claims to
be entitled to one-half. Robert Keat-
ng lives in Arizona and James in
Montreal and the plaintiff asks to have
The land sold in order that a partition
IAN be made.
As soon as the necessary official or
Ter comes from the Navy Department
The suit of the United States VS.. Homo
ulu Plantation Co. will be formally dis
missed in the Federal Court. There has
been no payment of the compromise
price. $4,000. as yet, and nothing will
De done until the receipt of official in
formation from Washington which is
expected on the next steamer.