The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-21
LOCAL. BgEvITIEs.

Send 10 or Immediately notify the
Board of Health OF all rats found dead
from aHkn070A causes.
James T, Stacker, editor of the Ha-
| waii Herald, is again very i'll.
Many delegates from Hawaii TO the
Democratic convention arrived in the
Kinau.
Col. w. f. Allen is improving after an
attack of illness which suddenly pros
trated him en- Thursday.
Vida was arrested last night for rid
ing bicycle without light. Four
drunks We're also arrested.
r. T. Guard. agent of the Matson line
between Hilo and San Francisco. called
I on Governor Carter yesterday.
E. Faxon Bishop is lin the hands of
his friends" relative to nomination by
the Republicans for the Senate.
Sheriff L. A. Andrews of Hawaii ar
rived in town yesterday to consult with
High Sheriff A. NJ. Brown regarding ex-
penditures.
DR.. c. T. Rodgers, secretary of the
Department of Public instruction, re-
turned yesterday from a vacation at
the Volcano House.
]. j. Souza. a Kakaako grocer, is re-
ported to be engaged in recruiting Por
tuguese for emigration to Mexico and to
have already enlisted 800.
Mrs. C. K. Ayau and family wish to
thank their many friends who have
shown their sympathy and contributed
flowers during their late bereavement.
Senator John D. Paris is quoted as
favoring but one county for the island
of Hawaii, providing every district be
given due representation on the Board
of Supervisors.
Governor Carter. after his survey of
the district on Friday. was greatly
pleased with the a1gount of puplic inn
provements effected during his absence
! from the Territory.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church viii meet at the home of
Mrs w. E. Devereux, corner Beretania.
avenue, and Garden lane, next Tues
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Bishop Restarick viii preach a spe-
ciaI sermon for the Cadets of st. AM
| drew at this evenings service in st.
Andrews cathedral. the subject being.
"a Good Soldier of Jesus Christ"
Dr.. Craig win preach this morning at
the Christian church on "A Life of Joy
and Power" In the evening his topic
win be. t.AiiKe in Science and Religion"
| A baptisnal service Will follow the
evening sermon.
j. A. Hughes, of the Oahu Railway,
states that he is not candidate for
any legislative Office. Several of his
friends have been anxious to have him
stand for the Senate but Mr.. Hughes is
not DESTROYS of the honor.
Delegate Kuhio is reported by the
evening papers as declaring that he
twice paid Morris Keohokalole, his dis
charged private secretary, money for his
passage home from Washington. but
| that the beneficiary squandered the
| money each time.
Next Thursday evening a farewell re-
ception and sociable viii be given by the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christian church at tae residence of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Hopper in honor of Mr..
and Mrs w. E. Devereux, who depart
next month for the mainland.
Word comes from Hilo that confidence
in Olaa plantation there is strongly re-
viving since Mr.. Watt took charge. S.
NJ. Damon, since assuming the financial
management of the enterprise, takes q
great personal interest in it. He ar
rived home yesterday from visit to
the plantation