The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-17
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Judge S. B. Dole and wife move into
their town residence today
Nothing was done in the I.ahainaluna
water rights matter at the Capitol yes
| Joseph correia. Portugal was made
an American citizen by Judge Dole
yesterday.
The school exhibit is being packed
for transmission to the Episcopal
Ichurch convention in Boston.
/ A lookout is being kept up for people
! who break the irrigation regulations
during the dry spell again upon Homo
lulu.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G. T. u. will be held in the parIors
OF Central Union church at 2:30 p. m.
today.
Honolulu Branch of the Philosophical
Society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 7:30 Room 10, zee
Hop building.
The Watson preckels suit for S4O0,-
600 worth of property in the heart of
Honolulu stands continued for one
week from yesterday in the Federal
court.
An order has been posted at National
Guard headquarters summoning the
First Regiment to meet next Sunday
morning. drill and camp instruction
viii be given.
j. K. Burkeft. travelling normal in
structor for Oahu and Kauai, left yes
terday in the steamer Ke Au Hou for
a visit OF two weeks among the schools
OF the Garden Isle.
Lieutenant Colonel C. 3. Cooper,
Surgeon General of the National Guasd
has been granted sixty days leave Of
absence from May 21st with leave to
go beyond the seas.
Justice and Mrs. C. A. Galbraith ex-
pect to depart for their future home at |
Oklahoma City in the transport Sheri- |
dan due here from Manila for San
Francisco about June 5.
The Honolulu Times for June will be |
out earlier than usual on account of I
certain articles contained therein. A /
large number will be sent East, and to /
the Far East. to London, etc.
Governor Carter is becoming more
sparing of audience to callers who have
not strictly public business to transact
with him as the time shortens prior to
his departure for the mainland.
There viii be Y. M. C. "A. and Y.
w. c. A. coaching party for Wahiawa
leaving here on Saturday, May %, at 2
p m, returning TO the city on Mon
day evening by moonlight. This IS theI
first one of several Wahiawa coaching
parties being planned.
EAlbertsF Judd is back to town after
EN- days of rustication on Molokaf,
which he greatly enjoyed. AS u. S.
Commissioner, Mr.. Judd yesterday COM
lucted the preliminary examinations of
number of Japanese recently arrested
or violations of moral statutes.
High Sheriff Brown received a wire
ass dispatch yesterday from Sheriff
andrews on Hawaii stating that Rep-I
sentative Fernandez. summoned here
$ witness in the Meheu1a case, had
Missed the Kinau, but would sail oni
he Maui which would leave the big
sIand on May Is.
Deputy Attorney General Fleming
esterday entered 6. nolle prosequi in
ach of the remaining cases against
ne four Chinese indicted for robberfes
/ Eva district. Three of the defend :
nts were convicted in the first case :
ried and Judge De Bolt sentenced
aem each to Is years at hard labor.
A tramping party for Y. NJ: C. A.
nd Y. w. c.. A. members will start
-om the T. NJ. C. A. next Saturday n
2 p m. The party will take the cars
,om there to KaimuM and will then U
amp around to the Kapiolani Park 81
ar line, returning to. the; city in time q
'r the dinner hour. Old clothes. vide
trimmed hats and easy shoes are es- !
entails.
Drs. II. V. Murray and j. Fl. Ray-
lond have formed a partnership for <
he practice Of surgery and anediciue.-I Y
nd are now In their temporary office
the Masonic building. A telephone =
as just been put in their office, the
anaber of which is 1856. DR.. Murray @
IN be found at any time during the q
ght at the Young Hotel, while DIR. @
aymond is at Mrs. Freeths's. I143 &
NINA street