The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-25
LOCAL. BREvITIEs.


Government band plays at Haleiwa
today.
The Territorial band will give con-
cert at the Hawaiian Hotel on Monday
evening.
The Honolulu Athletic club gave a
well attended dance last evening in
Progress Hall.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway viii probably go to Maui on Off
I.cial business this week.
Mrs. a. schoellkopf,. the music teach
er, is reported seriously i'll al her resi-
dence on Beretania street.
Registration will begin again Mon
day. 1t is for everybody and if you
haven't registered you can't vote.
David Dowsett has taken over the
agency of the j. L Dowsett Co., Ltd,
hitherto held by the B. f Dillingham;
Co, Ltd.
Governor Carter will return in the
Likelike on Wednesday morning. as
originally announced by the Advertiser
some days ago.
Two baseball games of the Mid
Winter League will be played at Ka-
piolani Park this afternoon, the first
at 1870 and the second at $3.50.
.'Womanhood at the Cross is the
theme of DR.. Kincaid's sermon before
the Rebekah I. o. o. F. lodges at Cea-
tral Union church this evening.
The Portland Cigar store team will
play the o. r. & L. nine for the cham
pionship of the minor league this morn
ing at $3.50 on the Makki grounds.
Secretary Atkinson and Land Com
missioner Pratt returned from Maui in
the Kinau, both thoroughly bronzed
from their travels in the Governors
encourage.
Eleven hundred Chinese came into
town by railway to attend the full
moon festivities. The suburban troll
ley cars have done an immense traffic
from the same cause.
Miss Peters, an experienced nlillinei
from the East and highly esteemed
young lady, arrived on the steanlec
Alameda TO take charge of the MILL
merry department of the n. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
Mrs w. Luther Wilcox intends Civ
ing a luau in honor of Drs. Raymond
and Murray. She invites her fellow
passengers in the America Maru on
the trip she made to the Coast a few
years ago.
Mike Patton, of local pugilistie fame,
has received an interesting letter from
his friend Jefferies, the champion
pugilist, in which the writer states
that he hopes to come to Honolulu
during his travels.
Rev. j. w. Wadman viii occupy the
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services today at the usual hours. In
the evening he will speak of his per-
sonal observations of the war in the
in Japan of which until recently lie
invited.
The Chinese yesterday continued
their celebration of the Full Moon by
repeating their Dragon parade. The
procession moved through the princf-
pal streets of Chinatown, on both sides
of the river. and although commencing
about noon, it was dark before the tail
OF the long dragon disappeared into
the Chinese theater. The parade was
followed by dense crowd of Chinese.
and the streets in Chinatown became
red with filters of exploded freerack-
efS. Inc anlicS OF the smaller dragon
were the chief attraction.
The final presentation of "Said
Pasha'' last night, was given before
an audience which filed the auditori-
am and gallery. The opera went off
finely. the principals and chorus being
IN good voice. Capt. Jorgstroff did
well, considering that he was thrust
into the title role with only a weeks
preparation. The Myrtles viii receive
a tidy sum from the opera, and but
for an unexpected heavy expense as to
music, the amount would have been
quite large. Prince and Princess Ka-
wananakoa, Secretary Atkinson and
party occupied one of the boxes.
BUSINESS LOCALS.