The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

:. the Aquarium. :,
.::.. 90 /: 90 sa..a.: 9: $
| The usual fortnightly dance viii be
given at the AIoana Hotel on Friday
evening.
DR.. Cooper has cabled his consent to
| be reappointed a member of the Board
/ of Health.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
| meeting this evening with work in the
| third degree.
Lieut.. Col. Edward Davis has been
cabled from Washington an extension
of his furlough.
The Waialua Jail and courthouse will
be supplied with water piped from the
Haleiwa pumping station.
Some of the japanese bird eatchers
rescued from their shipwrecked con-
dition on Lisianski Island went to Eva
plantation as field laborers yesterday.
Owing to the boat races at Pearl Har-
Dor on July 4, the projected cruise of
the Hawaii Yacht Club to Maui and
Molokai has been postponed without
date.
A cane fire at Makaweli, Kauai, on
Monday night overran seven or eight
acres. The damage will not be great, |
as the scorched cane may be ground |
at once.
The Oahu Railway will run the Hale |
iva Limited on Monday, July 4th, leav-
ing Honolulu at 1922 a. m. This train |
will stop only at Waianae. Excursion
tickets, $500.
Manoel Tavares Furtado and Joseph
S. Terry We're yesterday admitted to
full practice in the Territorial courts,
taking the attorneys oath before Chief
Justice Frear.
Treasurer A. J. Campbell was regis
tering salary warrants yesterday in
advance, SO that the beneficiaries will
not need to lose any time over that
process today.
John Kauai, a young Hawaiian. was
sent to the Reform School yesterday
morning by Judge Lindsay He is to
emain in the governments care dur
ng his minority.
Mrs. Harbord and Miss Ovenshine,
daughters of Gen. Ovenshine, U. S. A.,
nay be passengers for Manila in the
leaving San Francisco tomor-
ow. The troopship Will call here
Judge Gear awarded a fee of $500 to
V. G. Cooper as receiver in the part
ership suit of Hind VS.. Low, and one
$3.50 to his counsel. Smith & Lewis. .
he receiver was under bond of $780,
DO.
1t is reported that the Gilbert Is
inders sent home some months ago
1rough the persevering efforts of Rev
II. Bingham, would like to return to
avail. This is land of plenty in con- Z
asst to their poor isles. Some of them
ave gone to Tanning Island under q
'ntract as laborers.
An agreement has been reached be- =
veen Superintendent Holloway and
e Bishop Estate to refer the Kalihf
site question to arbitration =
preferable to fighting it out in con-
proceedings. The arbitrator
lected are Harry Arrnitage, J. F.
organ and A. V. Gear.
On Friday a governmental expedition 4
III start on a tour round the island
Oahu, with a special view of lay
g out a scheme of loan fund expendi-
res. Those forming the party will be 4
eting Governor Atkinson, Superin-
ndent of Public Works Holloway,
md Commissioner Pratt and High 1
eriff Brown. /
It is reported that Colonel Macfar-
he may go on the Mongolia to the
st, to select a new manager for the
'yal Hawaiian Hotel, to succeed the :,
e Manager F. NJ. Smith. 1t is also
ported that a local gentleman may be q
ected for the position, and this is 4
ing urged on Colonel Macfarlane by K
co-directors of the Hotel corpora K
n.
Vm. Mccarthy the shipping master K
% pleaded guilty the other day to K
letting sailors for his boarding house x
ore their vessel had been twenty <
IT hours in port, comes up for SEN <
&c before Judge Dole this morning Z
ssibly B. c. Edwards, who pleaded z
guilty, may be advised by his at Y
ney to change his plea and take SEN Y
ce at the same time .