The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29
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Ex-Judge W. s. Edings. of Kailua, i:
| at the Young Hotel.
| Joe Kauhi, aged about twelve years
was arrested yesterday on a charge Of
| disobedience to his parents.
| Charles Lycurgus is in Newchwang
A cablegram from him was received
by George Lycurgus yesterday.
DR.. Geo. Burgess and mother are al
ture on the S. S. Mongolia, July 8th.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing T. Boissilier, a sugar boiler. was
| fined SO on conviction for gross cheat
The address recently made by Bish.
op Restarick before the Social Science
Club is given considerable prominence
in. the San Francisco Call.
e. E. Conant, receiver of Kona plan
tation, while driving in a buggy last
Tuesday, was thrown out and sustained
a fracture of several of his ribs.
The quarterly meeting of the L. U
No. 745 of u. B. c. and J.. of America,
falls on the 4th of July, therefore nc
meeting will be held on that date.
cursion TO Maui now on sale. S. S.
LikeIike will leave here Sunday even
ing at I o'clock returning early Tues
day morning.
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
renewed the following liquor licenses:
w. G.. Ashley, wine, beer and ale, Aiea;
James Mcclellan, dealers license, Wal
mea; r. A. Lucas, retail liquor.
Chief Master at Arms F. Josephson
will be detached from the gunboat
Wheeling to relieve Chief Quartermas-
ter j. E. Norstrom of the local sta
ton, the latter going to the Independ-
ence.
The Fourth of July committees are
to meet at IL o'clock this forenoon in
the Throne Room of the Capitol, to
hear reports on progress made toward
the proper celebration of Independence
Day.
George Aspden a San Francisco
newspaperman and a brother of Rob-
ert Aspden, who was at one time a
clerk in Honolulu, committed suicide
in San Francisco, on account of a dis
agreement with his fiancee, Miss Joan
Hadenfeldt.
by yesterdays mail copiela of the Ex
tradition Treaty between Athe United
States and the Netherlands proclaimed
on May 81, 1904, by which the treaty is
extended to the respective island pos
tradition of criminals.
Manager Church of Hafeiwa Hotel is
sending out unique announcements of
the attractions at Waialua, in the form
of an imitation telegram. It looks like
the familiar Western Union telegram
but is called 'Wiseman's." A luau for
Saturday evening, July 2, is scheduled
to take place, followed by dancing.
KaIapapela, an elder in one of the
local congregations, who called on Act
ing Governor Atkinson yesterday to in
vite him to attend a big 1uau on Mo-
lokai was arrested and charged with
larceny yesterday afternoon After
leaving the Governor it is charged that
he carried off the hat belonging to an
other caller.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
have issued invitations for a masQuer-
ade ball to be given in honor of the
Misses Bradley, of California, at the
Moana Hotel, on Friday, July Is, at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. Prizes will be given
for the handsomest and most original
ladies' costumes as we'll as for the gen
tlemen's. Unmasking is to take place
at u o'clock.
1t is the desire of the Kilohana Art
League to have an exhibition of Ha-
waiian work that is accessible at all
times The pictures have been rehung
therefor, and the doors of the League
rooms, number 20 Young building, will
be found open each Tuesday and Fri
day afternoon from $3.50 to 5, and dur
ing the principle hours of those days
when the through steamers are in port.
This will give residents and tourists
alike an opportunity to see what the
Art League offers. In addition to the
framed pictures, a feature has been adj |
ded in the shape of portfolios contain |
ing sketches and other work of in |
artists.