The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-02
LOCAL. BREVITlEs.

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from the Kauai police.
Albert Kaiser was arrested on wa
rant charging him with cruelty TO an
, mails. yesterday.
| Powhatan Tribe will meet this even
t | ing at 1880 o'clock in San Antonio ha
. on Vineyard street.
+ Admiral Terry made thorough in
spection of the shops of the Honolull
Iron Works yesterday.
Hawaii Chapter, Order of Kameha
meha, has taken Foster hall, Nuuanl
street, as its permanent meeting place
Two japanese met with accidents a.
Eleele, Kauai, last week. One fell OF
a plantation railway car and another
had water cart fall upon him.
George Kainahowe has resigned his
| clerkship in the Registry office, and
| leaves today for visit to his foster
| father Senator John T. Brown at
| Hilo.
| Edgar Henriques, guardian of the
| minor children of Dr. A. B. Carter, has
entered a petition in equity for the re-
| moval of Mrs. Jessie K. Kaae as ex-
ecutrix of the estate of the late Mar
garet v. Carter.
Appeals from the late Judge Estee set
for Feb. 10 and Is in the Ninth Circuit
Court of Appeals at San Francisco are
United States VS.. Fl. Hackfeld & Co,
Ltd, and julius A. Schirrmaker VS..
Ship Erskine M. Phelps.
j. H. Rowland yesterday assumed his
duties of Assistant Superintendent Of
Public Works. Besides attending to
a large inside routine he made a round
of the waterfront and took observa-
tons of practical nature.
Manuel A. Rego of Koloa. one of the
Kauai supervisors in the void county
regime, was serenaded at his home by
friends with the Catholic brass band,
Tuesday evening of last week, on the
occasion of his thirty-fifth birthday.
The list of those who are to take
part in the St. Clements church con-
cert at Admiral Terry's residence on
Thursday evening is printed in another
column. A glance over it is enough
for arousing the keenest anticipation of
a treat.
w. j. Coelho reports that some Re-
publicans of Maui are alarmed over the |
county election experience and intend |
comforting with Senator H. P. Bald |
win and j. P. Cooke on methods to |
obtain native support at the general |
election. Open primaries are suggest
I'd as one means of catching votes.
The mail for the coast, which was to |
nave been sent to Kahului at D. m. |
yesterday on the Lehua, will not be
forwarded until this afternoon at on
he Claudine. The mail will close at |
p. m. today. 1t will be transferred
o the Nevadan, which will sail for
AN Francisco on Wednesday or Thurs
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jocher We're Civ
n a Hawaiian farewell on their de-
arturo for the coast in the ship George
urtis yesterday morning. Amongst a
arge crowd of friends were members
the Carmen cast, eager to show | !
1eir appreciation of Mr.. jocher's abil-
Y as leader of the orchestra. The Il
opular couple We're heavily decorated
18th leis
Manager C. Hedemann of the Homo
llu Iron Works, was presented by the
rectors of the corporation on Satur-
ay evening with a coffee service or
aavy beaten silver in handsome. de- u
gn. The tray bears an inscription u
rowing the gift to be as of Christmas,
03, in commemoration of the COM
lny's fftieth anniversary and in recog-
ton of valuable services. d
Auditor Fisher reports the receipts
r December at $247, 607.26 as against
10. 511.6S for December of 1902. Total 3
trent expenditures for the same s
onth We're 1886, 1880 as against $685.
$50 for the corresponding month of j
y. The current cash balance on Dec.
1908, was S6S,592.03, as compared with :.
Il 1893. 76 on Dec. 81, 1902. At the end
1903 the net loan Indebtedness was &
92S, II; at the end of 1902, 81, 1926, 100 A.
The new officers of the German
theran church are: Consul H A.
,nberg, president: F. a. Schaefer,
st vice. president; Pastor W. FeImy,
cond president: H. Schultze
'asurer; c. Du Roi, secretary; P.
nike, auditor; j. J. Locker. director.
e committee to assist the pastor is
imposed of Miss Grau, Miss Lehner,
s. Tietjens, Mrs. Otremba, Emil A
rndt, G. Haffner, FIR. Bechert, H. q
hiring, w. Bludun, Felix L. Adler and
Bruhn.