The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-11
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If greatly troubled svith mosquitoes
nofify the Board of Health.
/ Judge Dole win hold session Of the
| Federal court at D. m. today.
The Moana Hotel will give a farewell
| dinner TO Col. Fitch this evening
Gardener Austin of the Agricultural
bureau goes TO Wahiawa tomorrow.
| Mrs. Philip Dodge gives tea Friday
afternoon from TO s for Mrs. Bronson
In July 337.s15 fish were examined in
Honolulu, of which 1858 were con-
demned.
| There We're five deaths from accident
and violence and one suicide in Homo
lulu during July.
There will be a special meeting of
Lodge lie Progress this evening with
work in the first degree.
1t has been decided to hold the Re
publican Territorial Convention at Hilo
on Thursday, September i.
illustrated lecture on Japan tomor-
row evening at st. Clements Parish
| house. Admission, 25 cents
There were 1893 animals for meat ex-
amined in Honolulu in July, with one
carcase condemned. Fluke livers dis
covered were 162.
Hawaiian Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, will meet this evening for
tribal business. a full attendance of
| members is requested.
Tomorrow will be the sixth anniver-
lsary of the raising of the United States
/ a x-aIi "a
TO arrive home the same day.
j w. T. Lucas, the well known horse
j man. leaves on the Siberia for San
Francisco, whence he will depart for
Panama. His stay will be indefinite.
!, cloudburst on Molokai last week
flooded the Halawa valley, sweeping
. away 125-foot bridge, bearing down
. telephone poles and doing other dam
age.
W. F. Pogue declines the chairman
ship as well as seat on the board of
registration for Maui because a Demo-
crat, T. B. Lyons, was appointed a
member.
Mrs. Stfnson, bride of Captain Stin-
son, commander of the transport Lo-
gan, and her sister, Miss Sumner, will
be guests at the Alexander Young Ho-
Manila.
) Edward Pollitz & Co. cabled Henry
IWaterhouse Trust Co. that raw sugar
! sold in New York yesterday at Az.
4 Honokaa sold on the San Francisco Ex-
change at s12. so and Hawaiian CONNER
cial is held at $53.75.
During the absence of H. H. Will
liams from the Territory, his father, c.
| u n
: him in all matters under full power of
| attorney H. w. Green is also en-
powered to receipt for moneys due said
t H. II. Williams.
Funokishi, under conviction of murder
in the second degree and awaiting trial
e on the charge of conspiracy to murder
: Informed the court at Hilo through In
terpreter Chester Doyle that he did not
e want to be tried in FIilo because Hilo
d was bad place.
d Arrangements are being made by the
l. Young Mems Research Club to secure
: Professor Geo. H. Barton of the Boston
1t School of Technology to deliver popu'
e lar lecture on "A Summer Trip tC
d Greenland, under the auspices of the
club Friday evening, August 10.
d Rev. O. H. Gulick, editor of the Hoa
y loha, regrets the appearance in his pa
II per of an article commendatory of tbs
IS Strauch Home Building" enterprise.
was published without his knowledge
% but he was able to cut the page OF
: which the article appeared out of tn
= larger part of his edition.
n Harry T. Mills has filed oetitior
in the United States District Court &c
% license to practice. He is 40 wears O
+ age. a native of Cambridge, England
- and has for ten years been principa
- in the public schools of Hawaii. Fo
= the past five years he has studied lay
in connection with the Sprague Cor
respondence School of Detroit. Ed
le Towse signs the usual certificate o
character.