The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-29

ritory be requested to furnish the
Sheriff with a book of original receipts
similar to those furnished the Tax AS
SCISSORS and that these receipts only
be used when money is paid for Ii
censes.
The jury would further suggest that
employees of the police department on
being discharged for cause be barred
from employment in that department"
CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY.
Members of Francis Council, Young
Mems Institute, No. 573, of Hilo, cele-
brated the twenty-first anniversary of
the founding of the order by a banquet
at Demosthenes last Monday night.
Members and guests to the number OF
eighty were present and enjoyed, be-
sides the daiuties which Mr.. Lycur-
gus had provided with infinite care,
a feast Of reason and a flow of soul"
Herald.
a. NEW STEAMSHIP.
Word has been received from R. I.
Lille by Mr.. Furneaux to the effect
that in future the Matson line will
have a steamer leave HiIo every TWEEN
ty-five days for the accommodation of
the banana growers. The Rosecrans
''A-A P1CceADAy SCI cN6d mere Oh
Saturday and the Enterprise may
leave about March 10 On the next
trip the difference in the sailing time
win be greater.
1t is estimated that in a year from
this time the growers in this district
will ship twenty thousand punches of
bananas per month and it is the in
tentlon of the Matson people to handle
the fruit so that the growers will get
good service. Mr.. Lille has arranged
for additional markets outside San
Francisco, one city alone being pre-
pared to take six thousand punches
per month.-Herald.
K. OF P. SMOKER.
The smoker given by the Hilo lodge
of the Knights of Pythias at their hall
last Saturday evening in honor of the
fortieth anniversary of the founding
OF the order was a delightful occasion
to all present. The hall was packed =!
by the members and their friends. The |
rooms had been prettily decorated and |
no detail for the comfort and enter |
tainment of the guests had been omit |
ted. During the course of the even |
ing the Jest of refreshments were |
served. The committee in charge of /
the arrangements was composed of c. |!
H. W. Hitchcock w r. Campbell, N |
c. Willfong, P. c. Beamer and NJ F. |
McDonald.-Tribune.
NOTES.
Victor Hurd has been appointed as.
sistant to j. A. NJ. Osorio, manager of
the Hoffschlaeger store in HiIo.
Miss Grubb, superintendent of the
Hilo Hospital, returned on Tuesday
after an extended visit to the main
and
All grades of flour have advanced |
twenty cents a barrel; wireless mes
sage u this effect was received on 1
Tuesday
Claud Bidgood and Miss Carrie CIews
If San Bernadino. Cal, We're united in
wedlock Wednesday at highnoon at
he First Foreign church, Rev Curtis
2. Shields officiating. Mr. Will Nc
Senzie stood up as best man and Mrs
] T. Lewis attended the bride as |
$3.50, by imported Durbin, is the I
lame of a new Hilo racehorse, shipped
rom San Francisco by Geo. S. Nc
Henzie. $3.50 is a four year old geld
ng of great spirit and will inject new
ife into Hilo's holidays.
Walter S. Mclean and Anna Crow
we're married Tuesday evening at $3.50 !
It the home of the brides sister, Mrs. |
Fred Breyman. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Curtis E. Shields of
he First Foreign church and was wit
lessed only by close relatives and |
ew intimate friends