The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-18

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Auditor Fisher has returned from
Hawaii.
The bark Santiago sails next Tues
| day for San Francisco.
The Pauoa road bridge will be closed
to traffic from June 20 to June % while
| same is being reconstructed.
! There was initiation of two tender
foot candidates from the other islands
in the Elks lodge last night.
| The memorial services of the Knights
of Pythias will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at Progress Hall at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Julia Along has issued cards for
! an AT Home in honor of Mrs. Abram
| Henry Along, to be given on Wednes-
day, June %, from 4 to s.
Collector E. R. Stackable has receiv-
ed instructions from the Treasury De-
partment to appeal from the Board OF
General Appraisers, New York, on its
empty sake tub decision.
The Governor has ISSUED a general
invitation to all the members of the
Ladies Relief Society to be present at
the dedication services of the Royal
Tombs on Sunday afternoon.
It is reported by the Mauna Loa that
a vigilance committee has been or
ganized in Kona, Hawaii, among cat
tlemen to protect the ranches from cat
tie stealing that has become somewhat
rampant.
A test case in the Federal court is to
be brought, at the instance of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co, to decide
trade between Territorial ports are
subject to attachment for taxes of the
Territory.
Memorial services for the dead of the
order the past year to be held by the
Knights of Pythias at Progress hall to-
morrow at 2:30 p. IN. viii be very i'm
pressive. Neat invitation cards have
been issued and there will be large
eoncourse.
Cards. We're received in the Siberia
mail yesterday as follows. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert r. Sabin have the honor of
announcing the marriage of their sister
Miss Elizabeth 10y McCandless on
Tuesday, the twenty-fourth of May,
1904, at Pierrepont. New York"
Prof. E. Cook. who has conducted a
school of music here for eight years,
left on the Siberia for Hongkong where
he will perhaps remain. Mr.. and Mrs |
Cook, who are we'll known here, will be
missed by many friends who wish them |
satisfaction in their new home.
The box plan for the musical and |
dramatic entertainment at st. Louis |
College for June 23rd will be opened |
this morning at o'clock at the Ter |
ritorial Messenger Service office on |
Hotel street. AS the seats are limited |
those holding tickets should call early $
Actor James Neill and his wife
Edythe Chapman have opened a school
Of dramatic instruction in San Fran
cisco for the summer. Acting, not |
is the catch-phrase Mr.. |
Neill uses on neat little brochures il |
ustrated with pictures of himself and |
Miss Chapman. The school is to open
On July 1.
Levi P. Kauhoe postmaster at Ka-
paa, Kauai, is under suspension for
shortage in his accounts reported by 4
Frank J. Hare, postoffice inspector. |
The deficiency is mentioned as about
1880 but the investigation is incom-
plete. Hee Fat has been placed in
charge of the Kappa post
,ffice by Kauhoes bondsmen.
Judge A. n. Kepoikai gave great sat
sfaction to the members of the bar
attending his first terms presiding over
he Second Circuit Court. Before the
,ourt adjourned several of them took
occasion to utter their sentiments in
hat regard. The judge after the sud
len closing of term for lack of funds
gave a grand luau to his friends.
Judge Dole gave a decision yester-
lay denying former Court Stenographer
I. D. Avery's claim of $153.60 compensa-
ion for transcribing evidence for the
curt itself in the British ship Ivan
Zoe admiralty case. The law was stat
d to be that the piers salary
overed work he did for the court, he
,eing entitled to fees only for work re-
luired by litigants.