The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-09

X See the live man-eating shark X
X at the Aquarium.
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The band viii play the steamer Mon
golia off this morning.
Kau has had relief come to threatened
drought in daily showers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emerson expect
to leave soon on tour of Europe.
There was false alarm of fire yes
terday afternoon at Fort and School
streets.
Tomorrow the usual Sunday afternoon
band concert will be given at Makee
Island.
All agents commissions issued by the
Board of Health prior to July 1st are
revoked.
Walter Thurtell, proof-reader of the
Advertiser, leaves today for the East
on two months vacation.
Earthquake shocks have been fire.
quent in Kau the past week and the
Kilauea ''fumeroIe" is smoking.
Geo. Common, engineer at the Nc
Bryde Plantation, Kauai, leaves today
on the Mongolia for a three weeks trip.
Vegetation is making Roadway on the
floor of Kilauea crater, in other species
than ferns that have rooted there many
years ago.
Horace c.. Lyle leaves in the Mongolia
to join his wife and child, who have
been living in California for some
months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis of Olaa,
with their two children, leave in the
Mongolia for a visit of few months
to San Francisco
L. Tenney Peck, president of the
Rapid Transit Company, and Mrs. Peck,
depart on the Mongolia today for
three months visit in Eastern states.
Mrs. w. H. Wright, wife of former
Territorial Treasurer Wright. who is
now on the mainland, is booked to de-
part for the Coast today in the Non
golia.
Roscoe w. Perkins of Rice & Per-
kins, photographers, departs today on
the Mongolia for the mainland on a
business and pleasure trip. He will
take in the Worlds Fair
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Logan and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Skinner, will entertain
the Buckeye Club at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Logan, No. 1872 Ana
puni street, Tuesday evening next.
Printing on the new directory will be-
gin next Monday. All changes that
have taken place since the canvass was
made (April and May should be, re-
ported at once to room 9. Elite build
ing, Tel. Blue 1851.
Carl Andrews, who has had charge
of the Advertisers art and photo
graphic department for several years,
leaves today on the Mongolia. He goes
to Terre Haute, Ind, and will fit him
self for the profession of engineering
at the Polytechnic school there. I
Miss Elizabeth Dutot, who resigi9d
on July 1st as matron of the Kapfb-
lani Maternity Home, leaves today in
the steamship Mongolia for a four
months rest on the coast. Miss Dutot
has been an energetic official at the
Kapiolani Home and will be greatly
missed.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health has received a gratifying report
from Superintendent McVefgh of the
Fourth of July celebration at the Leper
Settlement. for which the local con-
tributions were augmented by 5000 col
Iected by Acting Governor Atkinson and
the president himself.
Namomokukaua was arrested for
stealing cattle on Kahuku Ranch, the
estate of Col. Sam. Norris, and being
convicted on trial before District Mag1s-
trate Waipuilani at Waiohinu was sem
fenced to one year in Jail and to pay
a fine of 500. He is said to be an old
hand at the Iawless business in kona
and Kau districts, who has sought to
cover his tracks by secretly accusing
the innocent.
Charles Kreuter, the former cornetist
of the Hawaiian Government band, de-
parted yesterday afternoon on the bark
Irmgard for San Francisco. A number
of his fellow-bandsnen were at the
wharf to see him off and played 'Aloha
De" as the vessel swung out into the
channel on her voyage. Kreuters
younger brother, Oscar, leaves today
for San Francisco on the Mongolia, to
remain there permanently.