The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-23
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The band concert will take place this
evening at the Hawaiian hotel.
Four native boys were arrested last
night for robbing a Chinese store.
There viii be cricket practice at Ma
kiki this afternoon from TO Sis.
Walter c. Love returned from Ando-
yer academy in the Sonoma yesterday.
: Walter F. Dillingham; did not leave
| on hunting trip Tuesday as was stat
ed in the Bulletin.
The island of Kahoolawe is being in
vestigated as to its capabilities for the
production of sisal
w. " Bowen who attended ohio's
centephial celebration for the Buckeye
club as home again.
San Francisco parties are reported to
have made an offer for Col. Norris
ranch at Kau. Hawaii
supt. Cooper has refused to accept
the resignation of Marston Campbell
and he has heen granted six weeks
vacation.
Lawrence & Co.'S team ran away on
King street yesterday. 1t was stopped
by James Quinn before any damage
was done.
There will be a Home Rule conven-
ton on Monday for the selection Of
county nominees. The ticket is al
ready made up.
Ex.-Gov. A. S. Cleghorn and Col. G..
w. Macfarlane are supposed to be on
the Siberia which arrived last night
from the Orient.
1t is reported that Martin Coleman,
who worked formerly as blacksmith
in Honolulu, has made a $4,000 mine
strike in Nevada
Miss Carolyn Gaylord of New York
arrived yesterday and will be married
to Mr. d. L. Van Dine of the U. S. Ex-
pertinent Station today.
The marriage of Guy Livingston Of
the Audit office to Miss Winnie Shar-
raft was celebrated last evening at
ST. Andrews cathedral.
F. ]. Kicarce, Supreme President of
the Y. NJ. l., arrived in the Sonoma
yesterday and will visit the local
branches of the organization.
A meeting of the Republican Central
Committee for the discussion of county
politics was to have been held last
evening, but was postponed.
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, of the Order of
Rem Men, will hold their regular BIZ
monthly meeting this evening with
work in the adoption degree.
Mr.. Dudley, who was a compositor
here a few years ago, turned up again
yesterday and deposited his Union card
for a Job. He comes now from Mon
tana-
Mr.. w. w. Bristol of the Kameha-
meha Schools leaves on the Siberia for
the mainland, where he will spend a
year in study and travel. Mr.. Thos. E.
Robinson will occupy Mr.. Bristol's
place during his absence.
Professor w. D. Alexander delivered
a lecture on the Sonoma on the way
down. His subject was THE Circum-
stance of the Abolition of Idolatry in
1873" Hawaii, upon which Mr.. Alex
ander is an authority, furnished the
subject matter.
Robert Allen Wood, brother of Jess
Woods Of whitman and Co., arrived on
the Sonoma yesterday. He comes here
for the purpose of opening a school
of physical culture for ladies and gen.
tlemen. He will teach the Swaboda,
McFadden and other well known sys-
TENS.
There are nearly $50 booked on the
Siberia leaving this port today and in
order to accommodate the rush the
Pacific Transfer Co. will put on extra
wagons and drivers to look after all
business entrusted with them. Orders
for baggage should be sent in as early
as possible. Phone Main S.
given MisS a