The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-30
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/, Governor Carter went to waiaIua yes
terday afternoon.
! On Monday Rev. Arthur C. Logan
VIII speak to the Ministerial Union on
Guam.
There is talk of Chef wyman taking
charge of the Waikiki Inn and run
ming it as a road house.
The band will play this Saturday
ball season at half past one.
Artists contributions will be received
a week from Friday for the Spring ex-
hibit of the Kilohana Art League.
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle has leased
her College Hills house and is going
to spend the summer in California.
A cablegram yesterday from Delegate
Kuhio states that he and the Princess
leave Washington today for Honolulu.
Governor Carter has called meeting
of the heads OF his departments for
Monday morning at eleven o'clock to
discuss plans of economy.
Professor Koebeie is reported to have
offered to clear the State of Massa-
chusetts of the gypsy moth pest if given
$4,000 each year, for three years as ex-
penses.
1t is stated that John Wise will not
be appointed deputy sheriff at waimea.
because he refuses to sign the Republic
can roll. H. c. BeckIey is mentioned
for the place.
The Haieiwa Hotel will give spe-
cial luncheon to Governor Carter on
Sunday The management hopes that
plenty of people will come doyFn from
Honolulu to enjoy 1t.
Children are reported to be ftsning in
q mosquito pond which has formed at |
South and Queen streets, and which the |
authorities are prevented from filing |
because of a court injunction.
Judge Dole yesterday received an |
invitation from the president and di- |
rectors of the st. Louis Exposition to
visit the great show. A season com |
olimentary pass for the Exposition |
gates was enclosed.
Governor Carter yesterday put in
writing his permission for the band to |
make the mainland trip with ]. C.
Cohen, provided that it should be
Known as a private and not a gov
.rnment enterprise.
Secretary Atkinson has received from
Delegate Kuhio an announcement that
he hopes to be a candidate again In
November. The same announcement
vas made to the Advertisers Washing
on correspondent by Kuhio several f
weeks ago.
Among the arrivals on the Alameda
was Edward Pollitz. the well
snown San Francisco capitalist, who
5 heavily interested in Hawaiian plan
atoms. Mr.. POLITE speaks hopefully
f the feeling on the coast with refer
nee to Hawaiian securities and predicts I
ven better sugar prices.
The Home Rulers, at their weekly
leeting, refused to accept the resigna-
ion of D. KaIauokalani. Jr.. as secre- |
ary. The report of the committee
'hich favored its acceptance was voted
own, 81 to 8. Kupihea is promising
Jr., the nomination for
elegate If he sticks to the party.
Manager Smith of the Royal Hawai-
In hotel announced that under the
ew chef the regular continental
rench dinner will be served tonight at
alf past six o'clock with the Hawai-
In singing boys as accompaniment. (
able and seat reservations may be
,cured by early application at Office.
Mrs. A. F. Judd, widow of the late
hief Justice Judd, and her two daugh-
,rs sailed from London on April 22nd. l.
hey expect TO arrive in Boston May
Id, and viii travel on to San Fran
SEQ the latter part of June. They in ]
md to sail from the coast for their :
ONE in Honolulu on the Korea July
d. :
The funeral of the late Gardner K.
Tilder will be held tomorrow afternoon :
three o'clock from the Wilder resi-
.nce on Pensacola street. The re-
aims viii be on view in the H. H. Will
ans undertaking parlors until Sunday G
orning. The pallbearers will be A.
/. Brown, E. A. McInerry, A. j. Camp
I'll. w. L. Stanley. c. A. GaIbraith
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