The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-29
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

The Punahou Athletic Club will meet
at p. m. tomorrow at the Y. NJ. c.. A.
The band will play in the hospital
grounds this afternoon, weather per-
hitting.
The fifth annual fair of the Woman's
Guild of ST. Clements church will be
held on November I.
Initiatory degree at the Excelsior
Lodge tonight. All members are re-
quested to be present.
A. H. Crook was admitted to practice
in the Federal court yesterday on mo-
tion of A. s. Humphreys.
The quarterly meeting of St. Glenn
ent's Woman's Guild will be held at
the parish house this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Side-Lights for September keeps up
it's reputation as. useful handbook
of Hawaii's agricultural and horticul-
turaI resources.
Mrs. George ]. Ross and family wish
to express their heartfelt thanks to
the many kind friends who assisted
them in their late bereavement.
Chief Justice Frear will adjourn the
Supreme Court for certain time next
Monday, when the new session is due
to begin, owing to the absence Of AS
sociate Justices Galbraith and Perry.
The grand Jury was engaged with the
Infamous punishment grist of petty
cases from the Police Court yesterday.
Sam. Parker being i'll, Judge Gear ap-
tempore.
The sale of delinquent stocks by j. F.
Morgan yesterday resulted as follows:
$50 waimea, to Willard Brown at so:
20 Kahuku to Harry Armitage at s21;
10 South Kona Agricultural to A. N.
Campbell at 81
Paia and Haiku plantation companies
held meetings yesterday to consider the
Kihei proposition. The Paia stockhold-
ers appointed a committee to investi-
gate the matter on the ground and re-
port TO a later meeting.
A bill in equity to cancel a deed was
brought yesterdays by Kahanu Pinao
against Edward B. Mikalemi and kelii-
kehuailiahi. Undue influence in pro
curing the deed is charged, including
exercise of the power of a kahuna over
the plaintiff She claims damages of
$1,000 besides the property.
Mrs. Kina Kaiolohia died at Waialua
yesterday morning. She was native
of that place and 80 years of age. The
funeral will be held from the Protest.
ant church, Waialua, at p. m. today
Mrs. Kaiolohia leaves four children
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox, Oscar P.
Cox, Mrs. Annie Keahapaka and Mrs.
Lima Kaululaau.
Jung Hing, the Chinese woman who
lately figured often in the courts, came
to U. S. Marshal Hendry's office yester-
day with her two little ones and the.
old nurse. Both women were there
paid 81 a day each for the time they
have been detained as witnesses. While
they waited, the kids frolicked on the
floor like kittens.
The Ladies' Home Journal for octo-
Der has new music setting for the
patriotic hymn America" intended to
distinguish the hymn unsteady from
the British national anthem, also to
give it more intelligent emphasis. 1t
has been tried on some Honolulu
pianofortes and found to be a sweet
composition. There is strong bass
IA it.
I On account of the increase in busl-
mess with the various plantations on
Hawaii the Honolulu Iron Works Co.
have established branch office in Hilo,
which is in charge of Mr.. A. w. Keech,
the former experimenting engineer of
the Inter Island Steam Navigation Co.
Samples and a moderate stock OF the
principal goods used on the plantations
will be always carried on hand. The
office and salesrooms will be with Thee.