The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
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| Wednesday.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club will
meet at 2:30 this afternoon at Kaiulani
Home.
a Democratic ratification meeting
will he held at the Orpheum on Satur-
day evening.
S. VI. Kanakanui has been appointed
as expert surveyor to give evidence in
the fishery cases.
Registration in Honolulu continues
daily until October 8. The county
registration on this island totaled 1919.
Miss Nellie B. Cancels engagement
to G. Scott Wright is announced by
Mrs. Fred. Camel, mother. of the
finance.
Dave Barry, the boxer, will return to
Honolulu. Two other professional
pugilists are announced to arrive about
the same time.
Court Canoes, Order of Foresters,
will hold their regular business meet
ing this evening in San Antonio hall,
on Vineyard street.
A meeting of the Palolo, Waialae,
Kaimuki Improvement Club has been
called for Thursday evening at the
Pavilion, Kaimuki
T. E. Richardson was the sole bidder
for a road scarifier, his price being
sS77.25, to be furnished to the Depart
ment of Public Works.
]. P. Mendonca is suing Sam Nowlein
and E. L. Doyle for $3.50 rent and s16.15
water and sewer rates, for the saloon
premises in the Mendonca block.
one of the home-going war correspond
ents who We're not allowed to see the
war. He is aboard the Mongolia.
Captain. R. NJ Robertson, who was
shipwrecked near Fusan on July % in
the British steamer Anerly, is on his
way home to England in the Mongolia.
E. S. Boyd's trial for embezzlement
while Commissioner of Public Lands is
set for Monday next before Judge Rob-
inson, to whom the case was assigned
by Judge Gear.
James Spencer, well-known part
Hawaiian, was arrested yesterday on
charge of embezzling about s37 of col
lections from the Harrison Burial AS
ISOLATION subscribers.
Judge L. NJ. Southworth of Manila,
passenger in the Korea, visited Judge
Gears court in session yesterday
morning, when a recess was taken to
present the attorneys in attendance to
the visitor.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd,
are in receipt of quotations on San
Francisco Stock & Bond Exchange of
Hawaiian stocks as follows: Hawaiian
Commercial & Sugar, $62A; Honokaa,
S155s; Makaweli, s2S3z; Paauhau, $167s.
Thomas d. Mckay, the well-known
travelling agent for many large trans
portation companies of land and sea,
is going through in the Mongolia. He
promises Honolulu an increase of
tourists from the Orient the coming
season.
A. n. Campbell Of the Henry Water
house Trust Co., Ltd, returned in the
Korea from San Francisco, where he
concluded satisfactory arrangements
for starting actual operations of the
Honolulu Gas Company. 1t is expected
that the works will be going by June
/, 1905.
L. Nakapaahu is the Home Rule
nominee for Senator on Kauai. He is
a member of the present Senate. The
House ticket of the Home Rulers on
Kauai consists of James Moike of Ke-
Kaha, s. Mekaila of Waimea, ]. K.
Apollo of Anahola and D. Kanealii of
Haena.
A party of fourteen missionary
workers of the Christian church, bound
to Japan in the Korea. We're entertain
ed by the Ladies Aid Society of the
local church and, conducted by Rev.
NJ. Snodgrass, enjoyed bathing a Wal
kiki and visits to other points of in
terest.
Former Justice G. A. Galbraith of
the Hawaiian Supreme Court and Mrs.
Galbraith arrived from Oklahoma in
the steamer Korea to make their home
again in Honolulu. Mr.. Galbraith was
on the Democratic National Convention
committee that notified Judge Parker
of his nomination, and his wife ac-
him was one of only three
ladies attending the ceremony. 1t is
rumored that Judge Galbraith came to
get into the running for Governor in
case of Parker's election.