The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-02
LOCAL BREVITlES.

This is Queen Liliuokalanis sixty
fifth natal anniversary.
Tomorrow evenings moonlight band
concert will be at the Moana hotel.
S0ortsmen rejoice in the advent Of
large fiocks Of plover to Oahu shores.
S. Koiima, leading japanese mer-
chant, leaves in the America Maru for
a business trip to japan.
A meeting of the Male lima football
club will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in Elks Hall.
At headquarters yesterday it was
thought the Board of Health would not
have its usual meeting today.
The Mormon sugar planters at Laie
are going to install a new pump with
daily capacity of $4,000 gallons.
Paul Jarrett has changed his position
from head luna on Puma plantationNto
be the same on Pahala plantation.
The America Maru sails from the
Bishop wharf at IL this evening for
Hongkong via Yokohama, and Manila.
Walter C. Love left in the Sonoma
to resume his studies at Andover,
Mass, intending to enter Yale next
year.
Public schools throughout the Ter
ritory will reopen after the two
months vacation next Monday. Labor
Day will not interfere.
Court Lunalilo No. $500, A. Q. F., will
hold their regular business meeting
this evening at Harmony Hail. All
members are requested to attend.
With President Thurston, ExecutiveAl
Officer Cooper and w. M. Giffard,
member, all absent from Honolulu,
there will be no meeting of the Board
of Agriculture today.
Marshal Hendrys raid on japanese
importers of immoral women, reported
in the Advertiser yesterday, revealed
the existence of an organization Of
that class of human reptiles having |
powerful financial resources.
Fourteen witnesses have been SUP
poenaed for the forgery trial of Claudi- |
no Pui and Francisco LIE Brun in the |
Federal court. Some are from Kauai, !
where the postal money order in the
case originated.
Superintendent Cooper was told that |
some Hilo people alleged that the Hilo 4
Railroad Co. had taken 9ossession of
the Government landing there, but on
he found there was moth
ing in the allegation.
All members of the Honolulu Aerie, Il
Order of Eagles, are requested to at
tend the meeting tonight at San An
tonic Hall. Committees of arrange
ment for the picnic are to be appointed
and other important matters discussed.
The office of the deputy insurance
commissioner, George E. Smithies. to
open the first of October will be on the
lower floor of the southwest tower of
the Capitol, facing the Office Of the
Treasurer. who is ex-officio commits
sioner, in the opposite tower.
Superintendent Cooper will land at
Kahului from the steamer Maui this
Thence he will go to Wal
luku, where his trip over the island
will be arranged. He said before sail
ing that the plans for a new school
house at Waikiki were completed, but
as to the court house nothing had been
settled.
The adjourned meeting of the Mos
quito Campaign Committee will be held
1t the Board of Health office at n.
n. today. There will likely be a re-
port of progress from the finance sub
committee, as an active canvass fol-
owing up the issue of circulars was
decided upon the first of the week.
Promises amounting to small sum.
ogether with some cash contributions,
lad already been received.