The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-12
LOCAL BRevITIEs.

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Excelsior Lodgesmeets tonight in
Eiks Hall.
Nearly $1,000 was realized from the
fair in aid of the Chinese hospital.
Association footballers will hold a
smoker in Elks han on Saturday even
ing.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold special
meeting this evening with work in
third degree.
The local aerie of Eagles will give a
smoker at San Antonio hall on the
evening of April 20.
Court Canoes meets tonight for reg
ular business and social session All
members are requested to attend.
Canon Macintosh. on departing for
Europe, win leave Philip H. Dodge in
editorial charge of the Anglican Church
Chronicle.
Raymond C. Brown received a cable
gram yesterday announcing the safe
arrival of Mrs. Brown and children at
Columbus, o.
Honolulu Branch of the Philosophical
Society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 1880. Room 10. zee
Hop building.
Mrs. Chas. L. Rhodes has issued
cards for tea in honor of Mrs. Osborne,
from $3.50 to 6 on Saturday at 1916
Young street.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club will
meet TO-DAY at $3.50 p. m. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ]. Richard. Pawaa, oppo-
site the Nelrose.
The engagement is announced of
Second Lieut.. Behr. U. S. A., stationed
at Camp Mckinley and Miss Minnie
A Downing of Los Angeles, Cal.
Members of the Senate take trolley
ride and a visit to the Aquarium at 10
o'clock this morning. on the invitation
Transit Co.
Among declared candidates for dele
gates. to- the Republican National Cob
vention from Oahu are A. G. NJ. Robert
son, r. w. Breckons, w. h Hoogs ARD |
E. c. Winston.
Attorney 7. Miner Harrison, for |
some time past a resident of Homo |
lulu, is author of just published /
romance entitled Modern Arms and "a |!
Feudal Throne |
Mature Man Darling was airing 4
himself upon an 'onnachooral'' bike. /
IS Dooley would call It, yesterday. 4
There is said to be panicky feeling
IN the banana exchange since DarlingI
;ame to town. III
George >Lesslie, licensed as masteF, |
las brought suit in admiralty against I
he Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. /
or $4,000 damages on account of be-
ng discharged without notice from
as first mate. J. j. Dunno
5 Lesslie's attorney. n
Bishop Restarick yesterday enter< |,
aimed at luncheon, at the Alexander&
Young Hotel, Archdeacon Tiffany zef
Jew York, the Rev. E. II. Simpson of
Cortland, Canons Macintosh, Ault and
and the Rev. Messrs U.s.
orne, Fitz and Yet.
officers of the Honolulu Cricket Club
DIT the ensuing year are w. L. Stanley
resident; w. c. Weldon, vice-presi-
ent; A. II. Miles, secretary; John Cat
on, treasurer; r. Anderson. captain; :
), A Jordan, vice-captain. H. L. Her
ert, A Hatfield and Mr.. Birkmyre
'ere chosen as a grounds committee.
Senator Isenberg thinks he has a
legislative hoodoo. At the session of
30s, he lost time from sprained foot
nd yesterday afternoon he had to
pologize for not rising to address the
hair from a similar cause. While II
his buggy after the morning
ession. his horse started suddenly, 7
ausing him to sprain his foot. II
Judge Kalua's name does not appear t
mong elected delegates for Maui to t
lie Republican convention reported by S
-ireless telegraph. There are no re-
lrns from the LIST, End, 9Th, 18th and
It'll precincts. Returns are as follows,
it'll a new election ordered in the 14th.
I'd, S. Kapu; 4th, r. c. Searle; 9Th,
7. t. Robinson, w. E. Bal and D. H.
ase; 7th, r. w. Filler and w. D.
[ardy; Sth. James Scott; 9Th, David
orton; 10th, s. Kalama, c. H. Dickey {
Id H. A. Baldwin; 18th, w. F. Pogue; {
tn, Geo. E. Cooper and NJ. H. Reu-
r; 14th. J.. K. Kanamu and Levi
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