The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Send to or Immediately notify the
Board of Health of all rats found dead
from nHkH0zVn cGnses-
Major Mcclellan left for IIilo yest!e..-
day in the Kinau.
The funeral, of William Green, .JI.,
took place yesterday.
H. P. Baldwin departed in the Claud-
inc last evening for Maui.
Ernest Parker is now booklseeper for
the HumuuIa Sheep Ranch.
The Twins and Mrs Iivers departed
yesterday on the Sonoma for the coast
The band viii play this afternoon
from to s at the Queens Hospital
grounds.
The annual report of Governor Car
ter was forwarded to Washington yes
terday on the Sonoma.
in yesterdays paper should have been
credited TO the Maui News.
The horse which ran away on Queen
street Monday did not belong, as stat
ed, to the Union Express Co.
Secretary Atkinson sent a wireless
from Maui yesterday asking that his
mail be addressed to Paia, Maui.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. Robertson and
Rev. o. J. Quick were outgoing pas
sengers yesterday on the Mauna Loa.
The coroner,s jury in the case of
Hulimoku, who was drowned Sunday,
returned verdict of accidental drown
ing.
The opening of tenders for the con-
struction of an arrnory at Hilo, Hawaii,
has been postponed till noon of Sept.
26th.
Providing that right of way is OBJ
tanned, the Kohala Ditch people hope to
make contracts for construction in
short time.
Treasury Warrants registered num-
bers 567s to $780, inclusive, are now pay
able at the Office of the Treasurer of
the Territory.
The High School is so crowded this
year that several children are reported
to have been unable to obtain permits
sion to enter.
DR.. McGrew registered as a voter yesz
terday and asked to have attached to
his registration the statement that he
was a Democrat.
Farm Cornn, young Chinese well
known in the city, was sworn in yes
terday morning as Chinese interpreter
for Judge Gears court.
The Honolulu Eagles will initiate a
number of members this evening in
their new quarters in Harmony Hall.
Exercises begin at 7:30 o'clock
Most of the warrants outstanding
against the $4,000 which Treasurer
II =
ready to cash, have been presented at
the Treasury Department for payment.
H. Hugo of Hackfeld & Co., who re-
Gently returned from tour of the
world, was present in Toxic at che
opening of the Imperial Diet and had
an opportunity of witnessing the cere-
mony.
Owing to indisposition Senator
Crabbe was unable to attend the usual
weekly meeting last night of the Coun-
ty Act Commission, and there being
no quorum. a postponement was taken
until next week.
1t is reported that Prof. Stockton,
leader of the New York cruiser band.
is to be conductor of the Honolulu
Symphony orchestra. The bandmaster
asks for a guarantee of salary for six
months. The matter is yet in abey-
ance.
An evening paper states that Kalau-
okalani is knitting Motley, although both
are in the party which is campaigning
in Maui. 1t is said that Kalauokalani
tells the natives on the q. t. to vote for
Kuhio. The alleged knitting is said
to be the result of deal whereby d.
Kalauokalani, Jr., now staunch Re-
publican, is to be selected as secretary
for Kuhio.
A Kailuan nightingale, alone and
dispirited but as vociferous as usual,
was seen near the Government building
yesterday. How he got there is known
only to himself and the musical flock
he left behind him at Kailua. 1t is
supposed. however, that he is spe-
cial delegate sent down to protest
against the new policy of settlement
proposed by the Land Department, on
the ground that it would restrict the
range and feeding places to which he
and his associates have been accus-
toned.