The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-10
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Children enjoy feeding the monkey
on the Heights
The Board of Health should meet a
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The weekly meeting of the Board O
Agriculture and Forestry is due at D
m. today.
AT a meeting of the Olaa Sugar Co.
| yesterday, amendments to the by
laws were adopted.
A proposition to rent store in the
Alexander Young building to the Build
| ers and Traders Exchange is pend
ing before the rooms committee of that
| body.
In the police court yesterday morning
John Oliver. Pohaku, Goto, Mort and
Kualawa We're each fined SO and costs
for drunkenness.
Judge Dole yesterday RENTED the
fine of $40 against I. Imigula for not
obeying subpoena to attend the Fed
eral Court session at Hilo.
Superintendent A. T. Atkinson and
Miss Rose Dawson of the Education
Department went to Lahaina yester-
day to inspect school grounds.
Funukoshi was sent to Hilo by High
Sheriff Brown, at the request of Sheriff
Andrews. There is new charge of
conspiracy at Hilo awaiting F'unu-
koshi
William Morris, a Lahaina police Of
ffcer, and three other young Hawaiians
have been committed for trial, by the
Lahaina magistrate, on a charge of
outrage
Superintendent Holloway has estab-
lished a pound for estrays near Ka-
piolani park, and appointed Alexander
Young, the park superintendent, as
poundmaster.
BY an agreement between the de-
Tense and the prosecution the case of |
Leon M. Strauss, charged with cashing |
another mans pay warrant, was con- |
tinued until Fec. Is.
Rice & Perkins have bought out the !
Davey Photograph Company, and have |
acquired the negatives, stock and good |
Will of the old concern. They will open |
up business in the Davey place as soon |
as the elevator is repaired and in run |
ming order.
Gable messages We're received by a |
number of japanese yesterday from |
their relatives, saying: Come right |
home; reserves called OUT There are |
many Japanese army and navy reserve |
men in Hawaii, some of whom came |
here to work on the plantations.
Olive Branch, Order of Rebekahs, |
will give a valentine party and dance |
at Progress hall on Friday evening, |
the 18th inst. Some new features will |
be introduced announcement of which |
will be made later. Tickets for the
same can be had from the members.
Alderman, 1.-The Giant who is look
ng for ring contest, may have one
IN his hands if negotiations now under
way, are acceptable to both princi-
,als. There is an unknown, backed by |
Camp Mckinley artilleryman, who is
iaid to be willing to take on the giant.
Fifty-two carloads of beef intended
or the Russian army are on board the
teamer Korea. which resumed her voy-
ge from San Francisco at Honolulu
n Monday night. The beef was to be
at Nagasaki for Vladivos-
ok, but no doubt now it will be Japans
neat.
The sale of reserved tickets for the
Hiawatha' concert at the opera
ouse next Monday begins this morn
ag at the Wall, Nichols Co. Those
Tho have purchased admission tickets
an exchange them for reserved seats
lille those who have not as yet got
neir their tickets can purchase their
eserved seats at the same place.
A letter written by Adachi to
allow-countryman was shown to Dis
-ict Attorney Breckons. yesterday.
makes similar statements to those
-ritten direct to the District Attor-
ay by Adachi There is a strong i'm :
ression now that Adachi was bundled g
ut of Honolulu against his will. Mr..
reckons promptly cabled Adachis
wen address in Yokohama to Mar
1al Hendry.
BY letter the Builders and Traders
xchange calls the attention of the
lperintendent of Public Works to the
latter of time in advertising for ten
ers. 1t is alleged that the Governor y
romised the Exchange that he would
D all in his power to effect the de- c
red change. The time for receiving :
DIS for works and supplies, the Ex-
lange contends, should be limited to 9
n days for Oahu and fifteen days for 4
lie other islands. Z