The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

has gone to Hilo.
Rumors are current that the Koni
Railway Co. is a dead proposition.
| Examinations for teachers certif
Gates will begin tomorrow morning a
the High School.
James A. Thompson, second deputy
clerk of the judiciary. is taking vaca
tion/at Makaha.
| a. S. Humphreys will practice in the
Federal court and Avon H Crook
1 shares his office.
The model OF a sugar plantation is
planned as part of the Hawaiian ex-
hibit at st. Louis.
The Government has warmed the
Pioneer Mill Co. against encroaching
ON lands OF the Lahainaluna Seminary.
lffAnthony Ahlo received much sub
stantiaI encouragement on Maui for a
mining scheme in China he is promot-
ing.
Second District Magistrate Alex.
Lindsay, Jr.. arrived from Hawaii yes
terday to take up the duties OF his Of
fee.
The era Of the cheap high-grade bicy-
Gle in Honolulu seems to have passed.
This years models of chainless Column
bias are quoted at SO and $50.
The Eagles will hold business meet
ing this evening to which all members
are expected to be present Important
business to be transacted.
Court Lunalilo No. $500. A. o. F., will
hold their regular business meeting
this evening at Harmony Hall. All
members are requested to attend.
Secretary L. NJ. Boyd of the Tourist
Promotion Committee sent away a
mass OF. advertising literature to- rail-
way companies on the mainland yester-
day.
Alex. May. clerk in II. May & Co.'S
store. plucl<ily stopped a runaway
along Fort street. probably saving
damage to some OF the carriages along
both curbs.
]. C. Ridgway, National Bank Ex-
his examination OF the First National
Bank OF Hawaii at Honolulu and goes
to Maui to examine the Wailuku Ma
tional Bank. Mr.. Ridgway is a MEM
Der of the Republican Territorial Gen.
trail Committee for the First District.
1t appears the check for $3.50. subject
of the suit OF Carpenter VS.. Magoon
and Fitch, was given to Thomas Fitch
by ]. A. Magoon in payment of the fee
decreed to the payee in the Rebecca
Panee case. The decree was reversed
on appeal and when the check became
payable there were no funds in bank
to meet it.
A call appears elsewhere for meet
ing of Republicans of the First Pre-
cinct, Fourth District, for filling vacan-
cies in the club and making nominal
lions for the County Committee, to be
held at the premises of Thos. p. Cum
minis, Pawaa, on Friday evening of
next week. The call for the primary
on the following day is appended.
Clinton ]. Hutchins returned from
the Kona Sugar Co.'S plantation yes
terday and he represents the prospects
Of the reorganized enterprise as bright
This years crop viii be 1900 tons
There will be nothing to take OF next
year. but the following season there
will be 713 acres to harvest MT
Hutchins figures on a 6OOO-ton planta-
ton four years hence.
The first word heard at the capitol
Yesterday morning was that the Gov
eminent had obtained all the money 1t
wanted on Treasury notes. Treasurer
Kepoikai received $4,000 each from the
Bank of Hawaii. Claus Spreckels &
Co.'S bank and Bishop & Co.'S BANK
which with trust funds previously re-
ported as similarly invested brought
the total ND to the amount required.