The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-07
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Judge Dole returned on the Claudine
The Governor and his party expect
to return on the 18th.
Ella Gonsalves was arrested yester-
day on a charge of assault and battery.
]. Powers was fined 50 and costs, for
profanity, in the police court yesterday.
The Beretania street extension of the
Rapid Transit is delayed for want of
ties.
japanese are taking government jobs
on sub-contract and employing Portu
guese workmen.
Permanent buildings for the Gable
company may be established on Mid
way and Guam.
Mrs. Antoine Gomez was fined S. and
costs in the police court yesterday, on
a charge of assault and battery.
Sake breweries may be established in
Hawaii under a Treasury department
ruling that the Japanese beverage is
a beer.
Alex. Parker, for truancy, was yes
terday sent to the Reform School by
Judge Lindsay to remain during his
minority.
Miss Emma C. Warren and Dr. Frank
L. Gibson of the U. s. Marine service,
Honolulu. =
a coal wagon broke down on the
Rapid Transit track near the depot
yesterday afternoon and tied up traffic
for awhile.
Jacintho da Cambria, a Porto Rican,
was arrested yesterday on a warrant
charging him with larceny in the Sec
ond degree.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. VIM. Allanson Bryan will be
held at the Central Union church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
A. c. Alderman, new arrival in
Honolulu, who tips the scales at 100,
wishes to fight Brady Clemens, the
negro who challenged Harris.
On Sunday, January 81, at the park |
in Laupahoehoe, the Papaaloa baseball |
team played the S. S. Helene boys, the |
former winning by a score of to 2.
Rev. DR.. Memphill and wife, pastor
of Calvary church of San Francisco, |
will be in Honolulu on the Ventura !
for few hours on their way to Aus |
tralia. |
At the II o'clock service this morning |
at st. Andrews cathedral, the choir |
will sing the George F. Davies in D, |
and the anthem, incline Thine Ear
by HemmiH.
Rev. w. D. Westervelt will preach
at the Christian church this morning
on Money and Friends for Eternity"
and Rev. J. L. Hopwood this evening
on 1.-The Souls Alternative
The Killarney Social Club gave a
Shirt Waist dance last evening at San
Antonio hall. Owing to the inclement |
weather the attendance was not large
but those who attended had a jolly
evening. The Killarney Club will give
dances at intervals at the same hall.
Owing to the complaint charging as
sault with a deadly weapon being de-
fective Mrs. Frank J. Turk was dis
charged in the police court yesterday
Mr.. Ball. attorney for
Frank Turk, Immediately swore out
new warrant charging the same of
tense
A San Francisco dispatch says: The
Hama Plantation Company, through
President Holman, has brought suit
against the former board of directors
or $475,000. This amount it is claimed
s due the stockholders for alleged
nismanagement of the companys af-
,airs- The companys plantation is
coated at Hama, Maui. Alexander &
Baldwin are the company's agents.
The Gable company issues the follow
ng announcement: "Only messages in
'lain language Will be accepted for
apan, Korea, Forrnosa. Funan, Seoul
md Chemulpo. The Japanese admins
ration defines plain language as all
japanese, or all English or all French
10 code messages will be accepted ana
messages in plain language viii only
'e accepted at the sender's risk
Fifty dollars was all that was bid |
or Kona lands carrying a mortgage of
400 in foreclosure sale held at noon
esterday at the Judiciary building
The land is 5613 acres at Kalaoa 4,
North Kona, and was sold under a
oreclosure decree obtained by Thayer
Z Hemenway in the case of John Vivi-
HAYES VS.. Manuel F. Pedro and Kaai- :
lie kahulanui. Vivichaves bid the )
roperty in for $50, there being no 9TH
r bidder. The interest, costs of court
nd other expenses are not covered by
he $50 and the mort gor will have }
efficiency judgment for more than the
mount originally loaned.