The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-18
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

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Send to or Immediately notify TIL
Board of Health of all rats found deal
from ankno10n causes.
Governor Carter was a visitor at tn
Manoa golf links yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Builder
and Traders Exchange viii take plac,
this evening.
A bicycle belonging to Robert Hen
dry, son of Marshal Hendry, is reported
to have been stolen.
| There was not sufficient business or
hand to require a meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday.
DR.. C. B. Reynolds is building a cot
! tage on his Manoa road property, oppo-
site Mr.. Montano's place.
Henry C. Vida is quoted in an even
ing paper as saying he is not a can
didate for any public office.
A caucus of Fifth District delegates
will be held at Republican headquar-
tiers at 1880 Saturday evening.
The flag of the Advertiser was put at
| half-mast yesterday in memory of Hon.
The Hawaiian Government baird will
give q. concert on Friday evening at the
Moana hotel. There will also be a
dance.
The Portuguese residents of Ka1ihi
Valley are preparing for the festival of
Our Lady of the Mountain, which is to
take place next Sunday.
Reserved seats for the baseball games
on Saturday can be had at the Hawai-
ian News Co.'S book and music store
in the Alexander Young building.
What is reputed to have been the
doughtiest and most valuable game
cock in the islands was a victim of the
Holt fire. The bird belonged to w. NJ.
Cunningham.
Powhattan Tribe No. 2, Improved Or
der of Red Men, win hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening for the first
time in their new quarters in Harmony
Hall on King street.
The Mutual Telephone Co. is con-
structing new lines out the Waialae
road and viii, it is stated, give resi-
dents of Kaimuki and Palolo tracts ser
vice at city rates when the work iss
completed.
An arrangement has been made with
the Rapid Transit Co. by the Honolulu
Gun Club, whereby for an annual fee
of s. any member of the club may take
dog aboard a car at 5 cent fare be-
fore $3.50 a. m. and after p m.
Tickets for the entertainment, 1.-THE
Adventures of the Lady Ursula to be
given at the residence of Mrs. E. B.
Waterhouse, next Friday evening, are
only to be had from the committee. No
tickets will be. sold at the door.
A rousing Republican caucus was held
in the first precinct of the Fourth Dis
trict last night. There was a large at
tendance and much enthusiasm. There |
was strong feeling that E. Faxon Bish- |
op should be given the senatorial nom |
ination. For representative the unan- |
imous choice of the caucus was David |
Kaahanul.
A cable from POLITE & Co. to Henry /
Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd, yesterday
gave the following quotations of Ha
waiian securities on the San Francisco |
exchange: Hawaiian Commercial and |
Sugar Co, $50; Honokaa. $1475; Maka-
well, $27.25; Onomea, $3.50. These are
decided jumps up from the previous
days quotations.
A large gang is working on the Wal
alae road, grading it along the straight
lines up the long hill followed by the
Rapid Transit Co.'S track. Work is
under supervision of &. B.
on the foundations of the con-
crete arch over Moiliili stream on the
nakai side of the road. One-thiId of
the arch on the mauka side of the road
was completed some weeks ago, when
the electric railroad was relaid over it