The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-16
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

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3. A fine collection of over four 8.
g hundred fish now exhibited at 9,
g the Aquarium. 2.
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The Territorial grand jury will be in
| session today.
L. A Thurston is expected back Fri
day on the Siberia.
Manager George H. Fairchhd of Ma
kee Sugar Co. is in town.
Closing exercises of elaborate scope
were held by the KaIihi-waena school
yesterday.
Acting Governor Atkinson is invited
by Rev. Mr.. Kolopapela to a Iuau at
Pelekunu, Molokai.
John H. Jones of the McInerny shoe
store left in the Alameda for vacation
of indefinite length on the Coast.
A report was made to the police sta
ton yesterday that the servant quar-
tiers at Mr.. Brewster's, at Pawaa, were
robbed on Tuesday night.
Invitations have been issued by the
Acting Governor to the ceremonies of
dedication of the Kamehameha tombs
next Sunday. afternoon at 4.
Paakii and Kaohi of Waimea. Kauai
convicted of larceny far back under
the monarchy, have petitioned the ex-
ecutive for restoration of their civil
rights.
Judge ]. A Matthewman. newly ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt to pre-
side over the third Judicial Circuit, left
for Kailua yesterday to assume his judi
cial functions.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution viii take place tomorrow at
noon in the office of the Trustees of the
Bishop Estate.
A wireless from superintendent Hol-
Ioway to Acting Governor Atkinson
announced the formers arrival at Hilo
on Tuesday and intended departure for
Honolulu on Friday.
Stephen Mahaulu's pleas to indict- |
ments for embezzlement of Land office |
moneys are due before Judge De Bolt |
this morning. He has retained w. T. |
Rawlins as counsel.
Ali members of William Mckinley |
Lodge, K. Of p, will assemble at Har-
nony Hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon
to attend the funeral of their late
brother, P. C. Martin.
In the case of Samuel Parker VS..
Alfred w. Carter, on hearing before
Judge Gear, Henry E. Highton yes
terday morning was entered of record |
as associate counsel for complainant.
Excelsior Lodge will take part in the
Of hot Iaf [
P. C. Martin. today at o'clock. Mem
bers will meet at the Elks Hall at 2
o'clock and march to the residence on
Vineyard street.
Pay rolls for the joint encampment
Of regulars and militia have been pre-
sented to Acting Governor Atkinson
Jones, N. G.. H., for the purpose OF
having them sent to Washington.
Tickets are only fifty cents and for
good and worthy cause for the kineto-
scope exhibition of Russian-Japanese
war scenes of the present war; eight
moving pictures; also two numbers by
Japanese dancing Geisha girls, at Prog
'ess Hall Friday evening.
An organ recital will be given at the
German Lutheran chruch this evening
commencing at 8 o'clock, by Gerard
Barton. He will be assisted by Mrs. |
George w. Macfarlane, F. Melchers.
oloists; F. NJ. Bechtel, soloist English
lorn; NJ. Chiron, basso, and Messrs.
Busch, Isenberg, Garbrecht, Bartels
md Nolet, violinists.
Attorney General Andrews for the
Territory has brought an injunction
Tuit against William McCandless, to
njoin him from obstructing a high
way leading from King street to Ahin's
ice mill, Palama. 1t is alleged the I
espondent has unlawfully taken in a (
trip of public highway $50 feet long 4
nd from 10 to Is feet wide