The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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% The SO varieties of fish at the e
. Aquarium are fed each day at G
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o o o 90 5000 o o o o 90 Q .
Dividends of one per cent have been
declared by Haiku and Paia planta-
tions-
During the last quarter fifty new
members were taken in by the Lusitana
Society.
The Territorial band win play this
afternoon on board the U. S. Naval
ship Supply.
R. H. Trent viii leave today for
visit to the volcano. He will go over
land from Mahukona.
A five and a half foot shark was
caught inside the reef of East Nui
ranch Sunday afternoon.
John Wise has been appointed dep
uty sheriff at Waimea, Hawaii, and
has Joined the Republican party.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, leaves on the
China today en- route to Chicago to
visit her mother, who is in ill-health.
Honolulu Branch of the Philosophical
Society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 1880. Room IS, zee
Hop building.
Mrs. IA. NJ. Slemons received a cable
gram telling OF the death of her broth
er, Leo ]. Burdick, last evening. at
Redlands, California.
Democratic leaders are contemplating
q tour of the islands in order to enlist
recruits. Curtis Iaulkea may leave for
Hilo today to organize the faithful
there.
Sunday afternoon the horse attached
to buggy in which We're Mr.. and Mrs.
A Hooking backed over the road on
Prospect street. The horse was slightly
bruised.
The Research Club will meet this
evening at The home of Mr.. w. A, |
Bowen, Kewalo street. Mr.. E. A, p.
Newcomb will read paper on beauti-
flying The city.
Word has been received of the death |
of Mrs. NJ. Ross lat Wailuku. The hus-
band of the deceased is in Oahu Prison, |
where he was sent for having embez- /
zled postoff1ces funds.
The Misses Jacques of Boston who |
nave been guests at the Hawaiian Hotel /
and have been quite popular in society |
circles, are booked to depart today for |
the mainland on the China.
Edwin Smith and Fremont Morse, of |
he Geodetic Survey, who have been en-
gagged in professional work. at Midway,
Guam and Honolulu, depart today. for
san Francisco on the S. S. China.
John Wise, Sol. Meheula and the re-
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bills from the extra session of 1903 were
urned down by Treasurer Campbell
threaten to take the matter into the
courts.
During the illness of Mr.. Young, the
unior gymnasium classes of the Y. NJ.
:. A. will meet Monday and Thursday
fternoons under Mr.. ]. H. Harrison. ,
The Tuesday and Friday evening ,
lasses will receive instruction from Mr..
Ben Clark.
The Republican delegates are anx-
ously waiting fog Governor Carter to
all meeting for the purpose of maxi
lg arrangements for their trip. 1t is
ossible that the delegation may leave
n the Alameda, May 18th. instead of
ne Ventura a week later.
j. F. Morgan sold at auction yes
erday the interest of j. d. Holt, Jr.,
nd Emma Holt in certain lands known
5 the Kalawahine tract. Henry Smith, 1
of the r. w. Holt estate,
ought the property. The interest of
ne defendants in the Waialua lands
as sold to r. L. Colburn for $40.
High Sheriff Brown has been notified
f the death at Waipahu of Japanese
ably. The child was left alone in the
ouse, while the father went to visit
few feet away. The little girl, who :
as two years old, succeeded in over
lrning an oil lamp, which ignfted her
othes and burned her to death. (
The Japanese Ladies' Patriotic Society Z
ill have charge of the lecture to be @
ven for the benefit of the japanese q
ed Cross fund. DR.. n. Russell is to be G
lie principal speaker, and Rev. G. L. a
carson, w. G. Smith and others will 4
so probably speak Mrs. NJ. Saito, a
rs. Shiozawa and Mrs. I. Mort are in X
large of the arrangements. The date K
r the benefit has not been fixed. TX
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