The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-28
LOCAL BRrvlTIEs.

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The U. s. Iroquois leaves today for a
cruise of four days in Pearl Harbor
lochs.
Hawaiian Tribe win hold a special
meeting this evening for work in War
riors degree.
Chas. Hustaces Jr.. takes the place Of
Frank c. Atherton as assistant cashier
in the Bank of Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dunn intend sail
Ing for San Francisco fri the bark Ka-
iulani early next month
NJ. c. Pacheco has gone to San Franz
cisco to attend the Grand Court of the
Ancient Order of Foresters.
The Cleaners Lawn party will take
place on Haalelea lawn instead of at
w. r. Castles as stated yesterday.
The J. A. II. Johnsons have taken
the Hiram Bingham place on Alex
ander street for six months term.
Farm Cornn. formerly with the
Honolulu Investment Co.. is now con-
Quoting his own store at King and
McCulIy streets.
Reserved seat tickets for baseball will
be sold at No. COG StangenwaId build
ing today lThursday), tomorrow FRI
day.. from 8 q. m. to / p. m.
The reception to be given by the
ladies Of Central Union church for Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Emerson has been post
poned till next week. Thursday.
The thirty-ffth anniversary of the
Honolulu 7. NJ c. A. will be celebrat-
ed this evening at the association hall.
Henry E. Highton will be the principal
speaker
Chief Oficer Richards of the bark
Nuuanu. now in port, was a schoolmate
of II. M. Dow, clerk to the High Sher-
if, in the Portland, Me-, grammar
school over thirty years ago.
Gibson Bell. Supreme Court stenog-
rapher, has returned from duty at the.
Kauai Circuit Court term and will
leave tomorrow for Kailua, Hawaii. to
do service at the term of the Third Cir
cult Court.
Two messenger boys encamped on
await the opening of the sale of seats
for the Ahkund of Swat which is to
take place this morning at Wall,
Nichols store.
The grand jury of the Circuit Court
was in session yesterday. investigating
the information. against w. Il. Scott
for embezzlement from Bishop & CO.
II is expected to return some indict-
nents this week.
AS the site owned by Mystic Lodge, /
K. of p, at Union street and Adams |
lane, is triangular the proposed Pythian |
temple will be of shape TO correspond |
Both site and building viii thus accord |
with an emblim of the order, the tri- |
angle
An old-fashioned country or "Dees-
.rict'' school social will be held on Fri |
lay evening at the Methodist church |
parsonage. The public is invited to |
attend, attired in the school costume
If the long-ago An admission fee of |
IS cents Will he charged.
A nine-hole golf links in Manoa val |
ey is being discussed. Land has been
,ffered by ]. A. Gilman near the end |
# the present electric car terminus for |
golfers. An initiation fee of $40 and |
4 a month dues will be charged for
yentlemen members of the club, and 50
initiation fee and Csc. per month dues
'or ladies'.
Portuguese Consul Canavarro is in
a raid made by officers
Apana and Luahiwa on Saturday night
1t a store on Beretania street conduct
I'd by one Fernandez. A number of
nen and women who were in the place
allege they were attacked and insult
ID by the officers. The Consul will be
present at the court proceedings this
morning.
John Sherman has resigned as man.
lger OF the Hawaiian Agricultural CO..
plantation at Pahala, Hawaii. He took
he position with great reluctance two
,r three years ago. the offer of it hay-
ng intercepted him at Honolulu just |
rs he and Mrs. Sherman were going to
all for the mainland. Mr.. Sherman,
lfter great many years of service as
ugar mill engineer, felt then. he was
untitled to a rest