The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-27
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Send to or immedfdfety Monty me
Board of Health of all rats found dead
from anknoz0n causes.
Mrs. Defries will give a luau in honor
of her son Henry's birthday this even
ing.
Net practice will be held by the Ho-
nolulu Cricket Club at Makiki this aft
ernoo,l.
The band will play this afternoon
from to at the luau and fair on the
Hawaiian hotel grounds
The photograp phi of Mrs. Macintosh
in yesterdays paper came from VIII
liams' Photograph Gallery.
Judge Robinson has appointed E. A.
Mott-Smith as receiver for the Hama
Plantation Co. under $4,000 bond.
Charles c. Bartlett has moved into
his new house at Kaimuki. 1t is an
elegant cottage, designed and built by
Mcdonald & Langston.
Besides the delegates to the Repub-
lican convention, the steamer Kinau on
Tuesday will have the Cleveland, O.,
Shriners as passengers for Hilo.
Judge Gear has requested the Super
intendent of Public Works that the
before the opening of the September
term.
]. F. CIyne, for the past four years
manager of the Hawaiian Carriage Co,
left in the steamer Manuka with the
intention of going into business on the
coast. y
Japanese housekeepers are making a
heavy run on the supply of sake in
town. TO have something ready in their
houses for the promotion Of joy when
Port Arthur falls.
olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2, l.
o. o. F., will give dance on Sept. 10.
in the new Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets
are now on sale and can be had from
any member of the Order.
Rideau Ross and Beatrice Bertelmann
were married on Wednesday by Father
Sylvester. and the couple have gone to
Kauai to. spend the honeymoon with
Mrs. Scott, the brides sister.
E. Faxon Bishop. Cecil Brown, Sam
Dwight, H. E. Cooper and c. A. Long
are the names now most prominently
mentioned among Republicans for
senatorsnip from this island.
C. Spoilers house in Young street
was entered by a thief, who got away
with jewelry valued at about $50. En-
trance was gained through window
This is the third time Mr.. Sponler 5
domicile has been robbed.
Yesterdays cable advices from Ed
ward POLITE & Co. to the Henry Wa
terhouse Trust Co. are that Hawaiian
Commercial closed firm at $57 that
morning on the San Francisco ex-
change, with Honokaa $143s bid and
Makaweli $261z.
f. NJ. McGrew is advanced from be-
ing Vice Grand to the office of Noble
Grand in Harmony Lodge. I. Q. 0. F.,
in place of B. F. Boyden, who has gone
to Portland, Ore. Henry Gehring is
elected to the Vice Grand chair.
Commissioner Judd yesterday con-
cluded the taking of testimony for the
plaintiff in the libel for $4,000 dam
ages brought by the widow of Samuel
Makaliilii against the bark Olympic on
account of her husbands death from
falling into that vessels hold.
All Sam. a Chinaman arrested year
ago for stealing, appeared at the Police
Station yesterday and asked for a knife
without blades and a five-cent piece
which he said had been taken from
the clerk Clerk McKinnon commenced
an energetic search yesterday for the
| missing property.
| Capt. Richard Rush, L. s. n, retired
accompanied by his family. is establish
ed for the remainder of the summer al
The Films, Observation-Disclosures
where they are very pleasantly situat-
! ed. near enough to the city to Obtain
1 all needful things and far enough II
| the country for every enjoyment TO OF
| found on the banks of the noble HUI
| son.-Army and Navy Journal.
silva, ''the Punchbowl wonder
| among local pugilists, and Niger 'ach
son. another ring performer, got lht'
collision upon the garbage department
grounds. Jackson came ont OF il minus
| some teeth and plus a cut in the uppe
lip which took four stitches by Dr. j uo'
! TO close. The fight is said To nav