The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The cable will probably reach Manila
early in July.
| January clearance sale now on at
Whitney. Marsh, Ltd.
I Bargains that make friends can be
had at Sachs dry goods store this week.
See their ad.
! The Supreme Court has adjourned for
the session. The next session will be
held February %.
Otto Schil1ing, Of the Love bakery,
has returned from a vacation trip to
his old home on Kauai.
! Jordan's cut prices on special goods
as advertised won't last much longer;
don't delay there are yet some choice
goods left.
! Mrs. George w. Scott of Nuuanu val
! ley, was thrown from a brake by a
runaway on Friday and narrowly es-
capped serious injury.
| Professor Berger has written to Hilo
saying that when the band reaches
there he will be at the disposal OF a
committee OF citizens.
| Miss Cantor has on exhibition and
special sale at Whitney & Marsh. Ltd,
a fine stock of the latest style hats.
The stock is right up to-date.
The work of the New York Dental
Parlors challenges inspection, doesn
cause you pain when putting in or aft
/erwards. Give them a trial.
1t is enough to say that the 1903 New
Year Edition of the San Francisco
Chronicle reached the level of it's pred
ecessors. Above that there is no room.
The Douglas patent closets are fully
warranted and guaranteed against all
leakage Samples can be seen at E.
r. Baths plumbing shop, opposite the
Young building on King street.
The HiIo term of court opened last
Monday. with Judge Little presiding.
f. A. Douthitt is representing the Ter
ritory in the prosecution. G. G. Ken
nedy is foreman of the grand jury. and
Little wants the liquor business inves-
tigated.
Imoto Katchiro, the Japanese arrest
ed on Wednesday night in Nuuanu
Valley for illicit distilling of okolehao,
was found guilty yesterday in Judge
Wilcox's court and sentenced to three
months imprisonment and to pay a
fine of $500.
The Burns club will celebrate the an
niversary of the birth of Robert Burns
this year at Spreckels' hall on the even
ing of January "a. A good program of
music and other features is being pre-
pared. There will also be dancing
Hilo Tribune.
c. r. Blacow of Kukaiau is in the
city attending court. Mr. Blacow re-
ports that during the year 1902, 275. As
inches of rain fell in his vicinity. This
was at an elevation of ], 45O. At an ele-
walton of 1000 feet the fall was $50
inches.-Hilo Tribune.
The Motley will case has been set for
trial at Hilo on January %. number
of Honolulu attorneys will go over for
the trial. The Richardson will case was
settled out of court. Property at Puueo
is settled upon Mrs. Wakefield in adj
dition to the beQuest Of $1,000.
The legislative committee of the
Builders and Traders Exchange met
yesterday afternoon to discuss plans of
legislation and another meeting will be
held Monday evening with the board of
directors of the organization, at which
time definite instructions will probably
be given to the first named committee.
An Omaha dispatch says that a large
number of telegraph officials and Rail-
way telegraph superintendent attended
the funeral of Colonel John ]. Dickey
at Benson, near Omaha. The telegraph
offices in Omaha and other cities in Col
olonel Dickey's district were draped in
mourning in honor of the dead chief,
who was one of the oldest and most pop
ular telegraph officials in the country