The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-16


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Pay your water rates today. Last
chance without penalty.
]. Sumner Ellis will sing The Holy
City" at the band concert tomorrow
i afternoon.
Land Commissioner ]. w. Pratt IS ex-
pected back from Hawaii in the steamer
Kinau today.
customs service, is now bookkeeper for
B. F. Ehlers & Co.
Manoa Golf Clubs links will be open
ed next Saturday afternoon, when an
impromptu tournament will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gribble, with their
daughter Aimee and nephew, Granville
Collins, will leave for the Coast in the
steamer Ventura on August 8.
meeting of the teachers committee
of the Board of Education will be held
this morning to consider transfers of
teachers for the ensuing term.
A foursome handicap competition will
take place at Moanalua on Sunday,
July oath, 1904, ct 10 a. m prompt.
Drawing will take place at that hour.
Florentin Souza, Central American
coffee planter who settled in Hawaii
nine or ten years ago, has been ap-
pointed consul at Hilo for the Republic
of Panama.
the following cable quotations from Pol
~ g. M
mercial, $50; Honokaa, $3.50; Hawaiian
Sugar, $3.50.
Bids will be opened at the Office of
the Superintendent of Public Works on
Monday for a new road at % Miles.
to Kaniahiku, Puma
Reserved seats, also general admis-
sion tickets to the grandstand for the
baseball games this afternoon can be
had at the Hawaiian News Co. in the
Alexander Young building, Bishop
street.
Mrs. Milus w. Parkhurst received a
cablegram yesterday announcing the
death of her father, ]. Alexander Yoell,
of San Francisco, prominent attor-
ney well known throughout California.
He was about u years of age.
c. H. Brown, administrator of the es-
tate of D. G. Camarinos, deceased, has
filed a supplementary report, in which
he debts himself with $162.05 and
credits himself with s1SZ.17, showing
the estate to be indebted to him for
$25.12.
A tramping party of Y. NJ. C. A.
and Y. w. C. A. members will leave
the Y. w. c. A. rooms at p. m. today
and go by car to the end of the Manoa
line whence they will tramp to the
foot of the mountains, returning in time
for dinner.
The Republican district committee CT
Maui has recommended j. K. Kalama
as first and H. K. Kaipo as second
choice of a successor to District Ma
gistrate Hanuna who resigned owing
to a charge of dishonesty in land
transaction
Lord & Belser have completed the
section~of the concrete arch of the
Moiliili bridge over which the Rapid
Transit Co.'S track is to run. When
the track has been shifted back to it's
location before the breakdown. the rest
of the bridge viii be reconstructed.
Contempt proceedings have been
Judge Matthewman of the Third Cir
cult, because, after receiver had been
appointed by the court of that circuit
for the Parker Ranch in litigation, he
brought a suit in the First Circuit "a
gainst the Metropolitan Meat Co, for
the amount it owed the Parker Ranch
on account of cattle and sheep sold and
delivered. Only wireless Geographic
notice of the contempt case has yet
reached the respondent.
Will E. Fisher held foreclosure sale
of property of Lawrence H. Dee yes
terday. The lease of the Hoffman
saloon, with % years to run and $500
back rent to be paid by the buyer, was
bought by John ellis for 1925. 1t was
stated in the lease as read that the
fixtures belonged to Mr.. Fischel, owner
of the building and premises. J. F.
Hamburg of H. Hackfeld e Co., Ltd,
mort gee, bought the residence in
Young street for $1,000. subject to mort
gage of $500 and 1892 accrued interest
and taxes.