The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-05
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The Philharmonic Society will NEE
tomorrow at 8 p. m. in Pauahi hall
February was the coolest month OF
record in Honolulu; s7.s was the aver.
age.
W. NJ. Cunningham is building a beer
garden at the corner OF Hotel and
Bethel streets.
Rev. T. L. Eliot, pastor OF the First
Unitarian Church OF Portland, Oregon,
will arrive on the Siberia. He is en-
route TO Japan TO investigate missions.
Supt- Cooper is to improve Thomas
Square and one of the first efforts in
that direction will be to thin out the
trees and get expert views as to eulti-
walton.
There was an incipient strike on Ka-
huku plantation yesterday. some Jap
anese asking for the discharge of a
luna. The matter was settled imme-
diately.
The largest. and most complete Of
fees in the Hawaiian Islands. for hon.
est work at low prices. have the Expert
Dentists. 215 Hotel street, of Union.
look after your teeth.
Judge Robinson began the trial yes
terday OF the case of Becky Kaiamskee
vs. II. Wharton ct al, an action TO
quiet title. There are about fifty res
near Waialua involved. A jury is hear
ing the case.
The Gilbert Islanders in Honolulu are
preparing a petition to King Edward
asking that they be returned to Suva
from whence they came. England is to
be requested to send warship here TO
transport them.
Kahahawaii, a native, was yesterday |
'ente need by Judge De Bolt to Oahu
Prison for a term of one year on !
,harge of burglary in the <sfHpud de-
gree. He was alleged to have robbed |
Chinese house.
About 80 Korean emigrants to Ha-
vail left Chemulpo on the 10th inst. for
heir destination by the Japanese
steamer Keiho Maru. The emigrants
ire described to have looked very jubi-
ant on their departure from their
lome.-Japan Weekly Times, February
A.
Henry Smith has begun suit against
registrar Thrum to compel him by
nandamus to record certain deed in
which the consideration was stated as
81 and other valuable consideration"
'hrum was advised to refuse by the
.ttorney- General who held that the
must be set out in full.
There was a very encouraging in
rease in the attendance at the revival
ervices at the Christian church last
light. The subject tonight is RE
enhance Not to Be Repented Of" illus
rated by chart. Come. See. Hear.
ring a friend. Put question in the
uestion box. Services short, beginning
/ 1880 o'clock sharp.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth raided
Chinese gambling den, run by Chong IL
ung Kwai, on Beretania street, little
efore noon yesterday and gathered in
ne hundred and two Mongol;9ns who
ere indulging in the seductive pleas
res of fan tan. Russian war and va
Gus other games of chance under the
elusion that the Deputy Sheriff was
lsy in court and could not attend to
Ieir affairs. Most of the players were
allied out during the day.
The committee of arrangements for
Ie celebration of st. Patrick's day
ct with the Irishmen of the city at
averley hall last night to report prog
S. There was not a large attend
ice. the fact that the meeting was
be public not having been advertised.
ne committee reported that the ar
ngements for the banquet, which
motion it was resolved TO hold at the
awaiian Hotel, were in satisfactory
ain. and there being no further bust
SIS the meeting adjourned to the call
the chair.