The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


day, Sid Boyd giving up the business.
| There will be meeting of the Homo
lulu Engineering Association next Mon
;, day.
The Scottish Thistle Club gives an en-.
tertainment this evening at their club
rooms in the Waverley Block.
The Burns anniversary smoker will
be held in the Scottish Thistle Club
rooms at the corner of Hotel and Bethel
streets.
Cricket teams from the Silvertown
and local players will play tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the Puma
hou College grounds.
Mrs Grace waterhouse played two
delightful piano solos and accompanied
the hymns sung yesterday at the noon
service of the Y. w. c. A
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Republican organization to have
been held yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock was postponed until Monday
E. F. Bishop yesterday filed his an
nhal account as trustee of the Haysel-
den Estate. The property is now
worth sSO,54S and the receipts for the
year amounted to $249S.
B. H. Wright again denied yesterday
that he had ever received any money
from Chas. Clark for the Kalihi camp
rent. Il simply shall pay no attention
to his Statements said Wright.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Society
will hold a meeting this evening at 7:3O |
o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall. All
are requested to attend as
some business of Importance will be
transacted.
Mrs. Rebeka Kahaawinaaupo, a mem
Der of Kawaiahao church, died last
Sunday and her cremated remains are
10 be laid in Rawaiahao cemetery after
in the church at 1 p. m.
next Sunday.
Title williams has sued Frank ].
for divorce alleging non-sup-
port. Williams accepted service i'm
nediately and consents to trial. He de-
lies the allegations in the complaint ex-
,epting as to his marriage.
c. Winam, a former prominent Chi
lese merchant, was injured Wednesday
lear Heeia, Koolau, in collision with
n excavator drawn by two mules.
Vinam's foot was somewhat hurt and
lis carriage was badly damaged.
August Richardt, German, residing
ear the Brewery on Queen street, was
rrested last evening by special officers
iarcia and Chun Poon, for selling
quor without a license. AS evidence
ne officers secured a bottle of beer and
ne of wine, from which the two off,
ers had been served with drinks.
A telegram received yesterday from
ahaina gave the information that
Tise, Colburn and Richardson, the
lree men arrested on a charge of
alicious mischief on Lanai, had been
,quitted. The defendants were aneg
| to have killed cattle which were the
inject of litigation and under the pro-
ction of the court.
ii. Hack1eIu q Co., washington Mer-
lntile Co. and Lyman Bros. yesterday
led a petition in involuntary bank q
lptcy against the Wing Sing Lung Co.
he claims amount to nearly $4,000 and
lie alleged bankrupt is said to have
limited his insolvency. Judge Estee
sued a restraining order to prevent y
Ugh Sheriff Brown from enforcing dis
let court judgments obtained by -
avid Lawrence & Co, and H. P. Eakin Il
Id C. C. Eakin.
The resignation of both Dole and
athcart will leave the Territory in bad
APE in regard to the numerous en-
,zzlement cases which are to come up
r trial at the next term of court.
lthcart had the Boyd and Wright
ses directly in his charge and his =
sigma ton will make necessary the n
rly appointment of a successor or the
gagement of special counsel to pros
ute Douthitt is now in Hilo and is q
It expected to finish the criminal work 81
ere for several months. n
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