The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

3. The fish at the Aquarium are s
fed each day about four o'clock. &
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Al Pablo offices win be closed OF
| Memorial Day.
/ Seven Chinese chefa players were
taken in by the police last night.
Argument of the Pacific Heights in
junction suit will take place before
Judge Robinson today.
| Don't forge the May Festival at st.
Andrews Priory grounds tomorrow aft
ernoon from 2 TO O'Clock
| Mrs. Heleluhe received a letter from
Queen Liliuokalani which indicated
| that hef Illness was not serious.
Eva plantation Co. will redeem
100000 of It's bonds on July 1, the
same amount as was redeemed last
year.
The members of the Hawaiian Wo-.
mans Club are requested to meet at
the railroad depot Saturday. May 21st.
| at $3.50 a. m.
Col Thomas Fitch is now located at
San Bernardino, Cal, but may visit
Honolulu later on IN connection with
the sake cases.
Would you like to know your future 2
Ask the fortune-telfer at the Festival
Saturday at ST. Andrews Priory The
Gypsy viii direct you.
Mrs. John Guild with her two little
girls returned yesterday on the bark
W. b. Flint after an absence of nearly
year spent in California.
Harry Murray, whose clerkship ia
the Public Works office has been aDol-
ished, viii resume the management of
ms earriage-making business.
High Sheriff Brown left on the LIZ
kelike last evening for Lahaina to i'm
vestigate alleged Irregularities in the
police department on that island.
The New York is the cruiser upon
which Capt. Evans entertained Kali
ser William at Kiel some years ago.
She was also Admiral Simpsons flag
ship of Santiago.
Land Commissioner J. w. Pratt has
sznearthed overdue accounts for Cow
eminent land rentals amounting to
$4,000. He will lose no time in maxi
ing efforts to rake the money into the
treasury.
The new stamps issued in commem-
Grafton of the st. Louis exposition are
being received in Honolulu on letters
from the mainland. AS yet the local
postoface has not received its supply
of the souvenir stamps
The police are reve1ing in wealth
again since the New York and BEN
nington have been in port. Five strag-
glers from the New York were brought
in yesterday, and for each man the
vessel commander pays a reward Of
ten dollars.
The musicale to be given at the
residence of DR.. C. B. Cooper next |
Thursday evening will be under the |
auspices Of Mrs. Rycroft Mrs. Ten
ney and Mrs. Cooper. The proceeds |
are to wipe out an old debt of st. |
Andrews Cathedral.
Mr.. e. w Young. the supreme rep |
resentative of the knights of Pythias |
of the State Of Washington. is in the
city. Arrangements have been made
for reception to be held at Harmony
Hall tomorrow evening to meet the SUI
preme representative.
A couple of Japanese who were
caught operating an okolehao still I
were brought over from Kahuku by
Deputy Sheriff Richard Lane last
evening The men gave their names
as joe and .tKoboyakawa.' ? They
are held under charge of Illicit dis
filling.
Mrs. Mary K. AIIny's suit III admir-
atty for $500 against Cotton Bros &
Co. for the loss of a house boat came
IN for trial before Federal Judge Dole
It was continued until to-
day in expectation of the arrival of
Mr.. Agassiz, a member of the Defend
mt firm
Another dance will be given at the
zapio1ani Maternity Home pavilion.
Owing to the success of the first one
md many requests that it be repeated,
t was decided to give the dance on I
Wednesday night. May 25th- The floor /
# the pavilion has been scraped and [
,ut in fine condition. Music will be
furnished by one of the best quintet !
lubs in the city. Tickets can be had
t the Alexander Young and Hawaiian
otels