The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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The Governors Kauai trip may be
taken Tuesday.
The new school building at Pearl
City is to be dedicated today.
Armstrong; Around the World with
a King is sold at ali bookstores.
A. s. Mahaulu has been commission
ed district magistrate at waiaIua
Deputy Auditor h. C. Meyers is go
ing over the books of the police clerk.
There VIII be full rehearsal of the
Ahkund OF Swat tonight with the or
chestra.
At San Francisco. Prince Pu Lun
occupied the State apartments at the
Palace Hotel in which King Kalakaua
died.
There will be light refreshments at
the lanai dance of the Maternity Home.
The Rapid Transit cars stop a few rods
from the place.
Detective McDuf1e arrested Yan.a-
moto and his wife last night for sell
ing liquor without a license. B. Mafka
was taken into custody on similar
charge.
The luau, fair and fancy ball to be
given at Progress hall by the Naniola
club for the benefit of the homeless and
needy has been postponed from April
Both to May nth.
Don't forget the open air concert at
Kanehameha Girls School tomorrow
evening. Lot Kaulukou win render two
vocal selections. Tickets for sale at
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd.
An exhibition of photographs and is
land products is to be made at Los
Angeles by the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee during the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church.
DR.. J. M. Whitney has been elected
Fourth ce-President of the World $
Dental Congress which is to meet at
st. Louis. Sept. /. There are 10 be
delegates from all parts of the civ
iIized world.
Active preparations are being made
by the members of Honolulu Chapter
their moonlight dance and excursion at |
Pearl Harbor Monday evening Tick |
cts are S1.00 each and can be had from |
the members.
It is reported from San Francisco |
that the congestion of freight on the /
Southern Pacific has stalled a shipment |
Of 100000 bags OF Hawaiian sugar at
San Francisco. AS result local plan
tations may get the benefit of the
higher prices.
New quarters have been taken by the
Honolulu Symphony Society at Haa-
elea Lawn, which have been put in |
complete readiness for it's occupancy.
rhe first rehearsal there viii be held
It 1880 this evening. All of the mem
,ers are requested to be present.
Mr. John Ena and Mrs. L. A. Coney
nd family take this occasion to extend
heir sincere thanks to the many
riends who by their expression of
and kind assistance during
he illness and at the death OF Mrs.
Taalelea rendered services that cannot
e forgotten.
Reports from San Francisco indicate
hat Colonel Mcclellan is to be relieved
L command at Camp Mckinley and
transferred to San Diego. The possi-
'ilities are also that Colonel Edward
Davis formerly in command here, may
gain be ordered to Honolulu to re-
ieve Colonel Mcclellan.
The Rapid Transit CO. are expecting
he rails, necessary for the completion
f its Beretania street line, on the A
I. S. s.. Co.'S steamer Arizona about
he 18th or 18th of May Had it not
een for the delay in transportation at
;eattle the completed line would have
een In operation before this.
Hawaiian members of the band are
biecting to the presence in the band
# other than natives for the main
and tour Outside musicians anxious
or the trip are urging Nhat they be
while the members OF other
are insisting upon their
light to make the trip. Governor Car
er will probably be called upon to set