The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-01
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
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1t is doubtful if the governmental ex-
| petition around Oahu can get away
| this afternoon.
Sam Decker is confined to his home
! with a fractured leg caused by a fall
from an electric car.
While the steamer Aorangi was in
| port her cricket team was defeated,
152 to 112, by Honolulu Cricket Club
eleven.
Excelsior Lodge, 1. O. o. F., will be
held next Tuesday evening in Elks
Hall at 7:30 o'clock.
The library will close for the cfrcula-
| ton of books on Monday, July 4th. The
reading room will open as usual from
9 a. m. to $50 p. m.
Warrants for the pay of jurors for
the month of June are now being issued
by the Judiciary department clerks.
They are already registered.
The Associated Charities will hold its
annual meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday, July 6, at 8
p. m. Judge Dole will deliver an ad-
dress.
Chas. A. c. Hopkins, manager of the
HAWAIIAN Glee Club, has contracted to
furnish all the music for dancing, at
both the Hawaiian and the Young ho-
tells, the night of the Fourth.
Elmer Percy, an oiler on the steamer
Arizonan, had three fingers crushed in
the machinery of the vessel yesterday.
He was taken to the Queens Hospital
and had one of his fingers amputated. +
Levers & Cooke, Ltd, has been
awarded all of the lumber contracts of
the Public Works department. The Ho-
nolulu Iron Works Co., Ltd. in addi-
ton to the items previously reported,
was awarded the contract for Cumber-
land coal.
General orders We're yesterday issued,
by order of Colonel Jones, command
ing the First Regiment, N. G. H, to
assemble under arms at the drill shed
on Monday, the 4th day of July, at 8
a. m. preparatory to taking part in the
parade. Uniform: Fatigue, cap, blue
blouse, white trousers and leggings.
Henry E. FIighton leaves on the Ma
) ma Loa for Kailua today. to attend
the argument tomorrow on the mo-
ton to vacate an ex parte order APP
pointing a receiver in the Parker Ranch
case. The hearing is set before Judge
Matthewman. Mr.. Highton represents
Colonel Parker, Fred. Wundenberg and
Eben P. Low.
The Republican Club of the second
precinct of the Fourth District declared
in favor of renominating Prince Kuhio
as Delegate to Congress. It elected the
following executive committee: Frank
Kruger, William Aylett, Col. Jones, w.
T. Rawlins and Manuel Cook. Judges
of election chosen were E. Kopke, Capt.
A. Dabel and H. Kaai.
U. S. Marshal Hendry has received
from H. T. Yuasa, chief of the harhor
police of Yokohama, whose friendship
he gained while pursuing Adachi, the
first and second numbers of maga-
zine entitled: THE Russo-Japanese
War: finely illustrated: Kinkodo Co.,
Tokyo 1t records the progress of the
war as it goes.
The program for the concert to be
given on Saturday evening at Iolani
College for the benefit of the Iolani
Guild will have upon it such names as
those of Mrs. George Macfarlane, Miss
Kulumanu Ward, Senator Paul Isen-
berg, Ernest Kaai and the Ellis boys.
Miss Aldrich viii give piano solo and
a duet will be given by the Misses AL
drich and Whiting.
In honor of her twenty-fifth birthday
Mrs. Helene Hess gave q.
very pretty dinner party Saturday
evening, the twenty-fifth of June, at
the residence of Mr.. C. Bolte. The
place was very handsomely decorated
with red and green and with maiden
hair ferns. The dinner took up two
hours and the later hours were devoted /
to dancing and literary specialties. |
Those present were Mrs. Heine, Miss
Heine, Miss E. Colling, Miss F. Col |
ling, Miss Riedel, Miss Cooke, Miss |
Boyd, Miss WISER, Mrs. Ridcharts, Mrs. |
Baddaky, Miss Gresham, Mrs. Wilkin- |
son, Mrs. Dassei, Mrs. Rothwell, Mr. |
o. Heine Mr.. F. Mclaughlin, Mr.
Michael Patton, Mr.. G. Beckert, Mr.. |
Rotnwell Mr.. Marchent.