The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-12
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IF greatly troubled Nth mosquitoes
notify the Board of Health.
The Democratic Primaries take place
tomorrow.
u A Louisson of Hamakua is pas
gsenger on the Siberia for San Francisco.
James McCandless goes to the main
land on the Siberia for a three months
stay.
The zenda Dancing Club gives a
dance this evening at the Odd Fellows
Roof Garden.
Stereopticon lecture on Japan this
evening at the st. Clements Parish
house. Tickets IS cents.
A G. NJ. Robertson has concluded to
stand for the Craftsmanship of the
Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee.
The steamers Alameda and China are
both due from San Francisco today
the former in the morning, the latter
lin the afternoon.
Officers OF the Siberia say that the
Japanese naval losses In this war have
been enormous and that the fleet has
but two battlehsips left.
u. S. Commissioner A. T. Judd was
taking evidence in the Olympic 500, 900
admiralty libel yesterday afternoon. j.
j. Dunno represented the libellant, and
II. E. Cooper the libellee.
Major John Stafford, goth Infantry,
before the transport Logan sailed sent
a letter of thanks to Acting Governor
Atkinson for sending the band to play
aboard ship just before departure.
Rev F. w. Damon founder of Mills
Institute here, is reported from San
Francisco ITO be much improved in
health and contemplating scheme for
enlargement of his beloved institution.
r. d. SilIiman, a former Circuit
Judge here, has been retained at San
Francisco by DR.. Merritt, daughter OF
the late Adolph Sutro, for the defense
CT the Will in its public requests a
gainst the attack of the other heirs.
At the coming Federal Court term
an appeal will be tried of Macfarlane
& Co, from the Board of General APP
praisers in New York City, relative to
the duty on the Fowler steam pillow
that is imported here in parts knock
ed down.
At a meeting of the trustees of the
Chamber of Commerce, it was agreed
that the Chamber should cooperate
with the Merchants Associat ton in en-
tertaining Senator Foraker when he
comes New quarters for the Chamber
in the Stangenwald building were con-
sidered without definite action being
taken.
The Roosevelt Fairbanks ratification
meeting at the Orpheum tomorrow
evening will, it is expected, be address,
ed by Governor Carter Delegate Kuhio,
National Committeeman A. G. NJ. Ro-
bertson and w. H. Hoogs, all delegates
to the Republican National Convention
| besides Frank e. Thompson and per-
haps others.
At the Farmers Institute meeting at
Wahiawa tomorrow, Director Jared G..
Smith of the U. S. Experiment Station
will discuss the question of the need
| of an agricultural college for Hawaii.
F. G. Krause will talk on dairy strip
pings, on the basis of experiments and
H NJ Wells will give his experience
| in papaya growing.
Republican District Committee meet
| ings for organization will be held this
evening. That for the Fourth will be
| in Waverley hall. L. Andrews and w.
w. Harris are mentioned as candidates
| for the Craftsmanship. The Fifth will
meet in Castle & Cookies hall. ]. l..
| Kaulukou and H. c. Vida are named as
rivals for the chair. Vida has procured
the backing of the fighting harmony
seventh precinct.
For the benefit of the National Guard
| of Hawaii, THE Spy a war drama,
will be produced shortly under the di-
rection of w. D. Adams, with the fol-
| lowing as principal actors: Gus Muir
ply, Jas. Dougherty, Hugo Herzer, H.
d. Couzens, Arthur Macintosh, Bob
White. Captain Goggstroff, Rem. Harri-
son, Fred. Angus, Mr.. Blackman, Lieut..
| Mutton, Lieut. Cummings, Sergt. Nu-
gent. Captain Paul Smith. Lieut.. Cos
| ter, Captain Thompson, Lieut.. johnson,
Mr.. Schultze, Miss Lishman. Mrs.