The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

g g g asa sss g SIS - So 9
g The fish at the Aquarium are :
q fed each day about four o'clock. 9
So sssss 81. $50
] The Boys Industrial School building.
at Waiaaee are completed.
The Nevadan leaves Kahului this
evening for San Francisco
/ Plans for the new immigration station
have been forwarded to Washington.
Three cases Of mumps have appeared
in the crew of the training ship Adams.
Pacific Lodge win hold a special meet
Ing this evening for work in third de-
gree.
This afternoon the band viii play at
the Flower Carnival at ST. Clements
church grounds.
The dance of the First cotil1ion club
VIII be postponed until next Saturday
evening, May FL
The o. 8. Navy collier Nero came in
to the harbor yesterday afternoon from
the outside anchorage and moored in
Naval row.
Work is in progress on the superin-
fendents cottage as a beginning of con-
struetfon of new buildings aor the IN
sane Asylum.
The schooner Rosamond vas cleared
yesterday for Honolulu sVitE an assort-
ed merchandise cargo valued at s1u.-
5S9.-Call. May !.
The bark W. B. Flint sailed yester-
day for Makaweli via Honolulu with an |
assorted merchandise cargo valued at |
SIS. Social, May s.
Judge s. B. Dole Of the u. S. District |
Court. accompanied by Deputy Marshall
F. L. Winter, made a call aboard thei
gunboat Bennington yesterday.
a private letter received yesterday |
from San Francisco is to the effect
that Senator L. L. McCandfess had
gone east to become a benedick.
The schooner Defender is now out
81 days from Honofpu for this pore and
IS she has a reputation for speed some
anxiety is felt for her safety.-e.aII,
Nay y
w c. Weldon, whose Crawford
peaches came into bearing last year, isl
low showing white c1ings of good size
md flavor. His trees are in their fifth
ear of growth.
The Naniola Club win give luau,
air and dance in Progress hall on Tues
lay and Wednesday evenings of next
week, for the benefit of homeless and
eedy Hawaiians. II
The America Maru sailed from San
francisco on May IL for this port, en-
QUITE to Yokohama. She is probably ,
n her last voyage until the end of the
apanese- Russian war comes
Mr.. David Dunlof, a former member
Company M, Second u. S. Vol. En- {
ineers, formerly stationed at Camp !
[cKinley, entered the holy bonds of
atrimony on May 5th, at Portland.
RECON.
President L. E. Pinkham of the r
GARD of Health succeeds DR.. C. =. l.
ooper as chairman of the mosquito | y
mpaign committee, which acts in
Injunction with the sanitary service
some extent !
Governor Carter and Land Commits +
'ner Pratt await definite statementI
intended route from the purchasers
the Kohala water franchise, beforel
anting a right of way for the ditch
Instruction.
w. w. Bruner of Kona, coffee grower
d exporter, is quoted as saying that
I'd times are not heard of in thatt
sion. Coffee raisers are obtaining
tier prices than for seven years past
d this years crop will be larger Thanh
It years. -
Evangelist Hamilton will occupy the Z
lpit at the Christian church tomor- u
". both morning and evening. His
enc in the morning will be 1.-The
LrdeSt Verse in the Bible - and in the LC
aning. What is MANI" Prof. Will ID
lson will sing at both services. lie
Governor Carter assured a comit-
of Palolo valley property owners Of @s
favorable intentions toward ex-
lding the $4,000 loan appropriation &C
the Palolo road. The Governor al Z
intends having something doing 7
h the Manoa road extension for Y