The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-02

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/ Mr.. Desha, the finest living Hawaiian
/ orator. is to stump Oahu for Kuhio.
/ The new Insane Asylum buildings
| viii be erected on the old Palama site.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Tenney
| leave on the Manchuria today for the
| Coast.
Clarence Macfarlane took a number
| of friends on a cruise in Pearl Harbor
| In the Julie last Saturday.
H. M. Dow was endorsed by the Re
publican Committee to succeed himself
IN the Office he has just left.
David Kalauokalani, the Home Rule
chief, returned on the Mauna Loa from
a political tour of Maui and Hawaii.
Registered warrants numbers S251 to
S776, inclusive, will be paid upon pres
entation at the Office of the Treasurer
today.
Harry Turner, who lately accepted
position with Hakalau plantation, left
yesterday for Hawaii on the steamer
Kinau.
It is stated that in all probability
Harry Murray will be appointed chief
clerk to the High Sheriff today or to-
morrow.
Fifty of the latest United States land
Office maps have been received here
and will be distributed among the va
rious public schools.
The Hoola and Hooulu Society will
hold its monthly meeting at the Mater
nifty Home, this morning, at $50 o'clock.
All members are invited
]. B. Castle is booked to depart in the
Manchuria en- route for Europe where
he will remain for about a year, I'm
company with his son Harold.
An open ditch without lights at the
corner OF Nuuanu and Pauahi streets,
Is a man-trap. A gentleman fill into
it last night and was badly bruised.
The Land Commissioners has received
a petition from natives at Puako, Ha-
wall, asking that certain lands be
thrown open to the public as home
steads.
A fine arch has been erected at the
japanese consulate on Nuuanu street
in honor of Prince FushiIni. 1t is de-
signed to be illuminated tonight at the
reception.
Posters calling on all voters who
wish good government to vote the
Coed Government Ticket''-Waller,
Harvey and Brown-were posted up
around town yesterday.
Collector Stackable has been instruct
ed by the Treasury Department to take
an appeal from the decision of the
Board of General Appraisers that Tas-
manian shells are not jewelry.
The rank and file of the japanese in |
this city are said to be kicking over
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the Mikado's natal day. They are re-
ported to want something that they
can all get in on.
Some of the campaigners thought that |
Iaukea's permission to speak to the |
lepers meant that the bars were down |
with the result that a bureh of them |
are now tied up at Kalaupapa waiting /
for the permit they failed to get.
There seems to be trouble for Cecil /
Brown in the air. Some of his hench
men p1astered the walls of the voting
booths with Brown posters and it is
possible that they may have to pay
fine of $40 for each poster under the I
Common Nuisance law.
Thousands of people congregated on
the Hackfeld dock yesterday afternoon
when it was reported that the Man
churia was approaching the harbor.
This gave number of political spell
binders a chance and the affair was |
turned into regular political rally.
Halloween jol1ers CD creased some.
two hundred feet of the Lunalilo street
car-line Monday night with the result |
that business on that division was tied
up for some time. There might have
been more serious consequences had the I
car been going down the steep hill in
stead of up.
Miss BigeIow of Japan, Miss Russell
of Picking, China, Miss Mayo of In
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton,
en- route on the steamship China to do !
association and missionary work in the
Far East We're entertained during their
stay by the Y. w. c.. a. and Y. NJ.
C. A at the Engleside.