The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.


second degree.
Captain U. 5. G. White. acting com
mandant Of the naval station, is out
again after a severe illness.
George Lycurgus. proprietor Of the
Union Grill, is expected back shortly
from a prolonged visit to Greece.
Whitman & Co. exhibit the Baseball
League trophies in their King street
window, near the Advertiser office.
]. Lovette Rockwell. for several
years a star vocalist in Honolulu. is
now choir master of a Presbyterian
church in Cheyenne.
Peck & Co. draymen, will elect
secretary today in place of Mr. Con-
radt. who resigned in May to take
much desired vacation.
In the official advertisement of the
salary bill yesterday the salary of the
Road Supervisor should have appeared
at 1920 instead of s1O.O36.5O.
Tuesday. July p. 1903. between three
and six p. m. will be Princess Kalani-
anaole's last AT Home. at her resi-
dence at Pualeilani, WAIKIKI.
A courtroom for Judge Weaver of
the land registration court has been
fitted up next to the stenographers'
room in the judiciary building.
The Manila Times runs a column of
cable news credited to the Advertiser.
Honolulu papers are the freshest Am
erican exchanges to reach Manila.
CT. Peterson states that he is not
a candidate for the District Judgeship.
The use of his name in that connec-
ton has interfered with his private
practice. a. F. Judd is also out of it
Among those who have taken living
rooms in the Alex. Young hotel are
Judge and Mrs. Estee, Justice and
Mrs Galbraith. u. S. Marshal Hendry,
DIR. and Mrs. Taylor, DR.. and Mrs.
Day and DR.. Miner.
Superintendent Andrew Brown says
the water rates up to penalty day have
come in very well, comparing favorably
with former semi-annual rate pay
ments He sees in results the settle
ment of fire claims as one of the
causes.
The Waimea Wine Company has
filed incorporation papers in the Office
of the Treasurer. 1t takes over the
business of c. Spitz, NJ. Rosenbledt
capital is $4,000 in twenty-dollar
shares all paid up Jas. Mcclellan is
president, NJ. Rosenbledt treasurer and
F. Goudie secretary
BY deed of trust the property of the
American mission in Hawaii is to be
transferred from the control of the
parent body, the American Board of
Congregational Foreign Missions. to
the Hawaiian Board of Missions,
which has been in exclusive control
OF the work for many years. w. o.
Smith and F. j. Lowrey will be two
of the trustees
The rehearsals for the Musical Come
dy and Dance to be given by the Fri
day Evening Social Club are rapidly
progressing and the performance will
take place on Friday evening, July "a.
Tickets 81 each are for sale at Wall.
Nichols & Co. Ltd, The Elite Icecream
Parlors. HOLSTER Drug Co, Ltd. w.
w. Dimond & Co, Ltd. and from the
club members.
Frederick O'Brien. editor of the
CabIenews. who has been in the United
States for a few months, returned
home yesterday on the Rohilla Maru.
He had planned to come back earlier
but illness detained him in San Fran
cisco. He has quite recovered his
health again however. Mrs. O'Brien
will Join her husband here later in
the year. Mr.. O'Brien will have full
charge of the Cablenews during the
absence in the United States of Mr..
Israel Putnam, owner of the property.
Manila Times.