The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-28
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
;: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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g The fish at the Aquarium are 8;
fed each day about four o'clock. 8;
5.
The band will play this Saturday att
sraloon at the Song Festivar at the
| Boys Brigade field. Liliha street
/ It is reported the Bishop Estate is
considering the Improvement Of it's
vacant lot opposite the Alexander
Young building.
On Monday the band viii take part
in the Memorial Day exercises, there
fore there will be no evening concert
At Emma square.
The library viii close for the cireula-
zion of books on Monday, May 80,
/ Memorial Day. The reading room will
be open as usual.
| On account of Monday being Me-
mortal Day, Saturday 10 Monday tick
| cts on the Oahu railway win hold good
suutil Tuesday noon
captain Berger, in his program for
| Sunday concert, gives recognition to
Memorial Day eve, also the presence
In port of the Italian cruiser Iiguria.
There is to be very important busi-
ness meeting OF the Shriners today at
noon in the Masonic Temple, to which
ali members are earnestly requested to
attend.
On her outward trip last week the
steamer Mauna Loa made the 35 miles
from Honolulu light to Molokai light
in 2 hours rs minutes, which is claim
ed to be record time
Thos. F. McTighe &; Co, the wine
and liquor dealers at SO King street,
are remembering their friends by Civ
ing away very neat thermometer
asking them to keep cool.
Donations of flowers for grave dec
orations on Monday viii be thankfully
received by Geo. w. De Long Post
G. a. r., and they may be left at Mr.
Dietz's store, Fort street.
There viii be a practice game of
cricket on the Makiki grounds this aft
ernoon at 1880. All players are request
ed to attend. IF a sufficient number
turn out. teams will be picked on the
field.
The Kapiolani Maternity Home dance
VIII probably be given some time next
week, and there may be a Iuau given !
in connection with it. The floor has |
been polished and is in excellent condi- |
ton for dancing.
The G. A. r, and United Spanish |
War veterans have accepted the in
yitation OF the Rev. G. L. Pearson to |
attend the memorial service at the /
Methodist church Sunday evening. |
The public are also cordially invited |
to attend.
Evangelist Hamilton Will take
Home" for the subject of his discourse /
at the Christian church tonight. and
his singer assistant, Mr.. Wilkinson,
will sing as usual. His vocal work
Is being recognized by musicians as
being Of high order.
Broker H. J. Johnston was yester-
day cabled that he had won another
customs protest, whereby excessive
duties on empty sake tubs amounting
to more than $1,000 stand to be refund
ed TO local importers. The tubs come
empty from breakage on voyage.
The Democrats of the Second pre-
cinct Of the Fourth District met and
d precinct club last night at
1893 King street. Arrangements were
made for holding the precinct primary
his afternoon at the same place for
he election of delegates to the Terri
.orial convention
Glass keyhole covers are being fit-
ed on a number of fire alarm boxes
~ Chief Engineer Thurston. They are
or places where it has been found un-
satisfactory to leave the keys in neigh
BORING houses and stores. Some of the
,oxes are provided with exposed lever
handles to open them without keys.
The yacht Gladys was able after all
O participate in the cruise around the
sland. Captain Clarence Macfarlane
kindly offered yesterday morning to
fg up the, engine on Conradt's new
aunch to relieve Captain Hebron, SO
hat the latter could go to Pearl Har-
Tor and bring the Gladys to Honolulu. J
The offer was accepted. but the task
# bringing the yacht up was left final
y to Young Bros, who lowed up the
zaent with the gasoline schooner
Brothers The vessel went on the
ways at p. m. and sped out of the
larhor last night as if creased.