The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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Mrs. w. w. Dimond has returned to
town from Niu.
japanese and Chinese cases Were in
vestigated by the grand jury 'yester-
day.
James Lloyd, secretary to Secretary
Atkinson, returned yesterday from Ha-
wall on the Mauna Loa.
Miss Leslie returned yesterday on the
Mauna Loa from Napoopoo where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
E. II. Paine, who has been rusticat-
ing in Naa1ehu, Kau, for the past ten
days, returned yesterday on the Maufla
Loa.
1t is expected that the Kinau viii
arrive here at her usual time this
morning, although she left for Hilo
day late.
General Kaulbars, ordered to COM
mand an army under General Kuropat-
kin, passed through Honolulu three
years ago.
Manager Emil A. Berndt of W. W.
Dimond & Co. will leave for the Coast
in the Manchuria on the 24th inst, to
be absent six weeks.
Persons living near Oahu College who
wish to take boys to room or to room
and board. are requested to commune
cate with President Griffiths, Oahu Col
Iege.
There is absolutely no basis for the
rumor that the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company intends to make any change
in the management of Pahala planta-
ton.
Wells Peterson and family. who have
enjoyed an outing at McWayne'sJ Koz<f
ma, Hawaii. during the past |tbyee
months. returned yesterday on the Ma
una Loa.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge. I. 0.
o. F., will give a dance this evening
in the new Odd Fellows hall. Tickets
can be had from the members and at
the door.
Miss Barraclough. stenographer for
Attorneys Smith & Lewis, returned
yesterday on the Mauna Loa, having
visited the Volcano and the lower end
of the island.
Kalauokalanf, Kumalae, Poepoe and |
Motley. who have been making a cam
paign tour around Hawaii, landed al |
Bay, Maui, from the Mauna |
Loa on Thursday evening, and will go |
on a spell binding tour on that island |
for about a week.
A fierce fire occurred on Saturday |
last at Waikiki in which the AluIi resi- |
dence and all Wailuku Chinatown was |
The fire is thought to have |
originated in child's playing with |
matches. The child, a Chinese, died |
from it's burns.
District Attorney Breckons has den
cided to lay no information against
Captain Wirschuleit of the schooner A. |
E. Smale. He has found that Mattison,
the winch driver. is not insane as al
legged by the sailors who complained |
against the captain. The man is be- /
ieved to be subject to Authorizations. |
Postoffice Inspector Hare is complet-
ing a circuit of the postoffices on Ha-
waii, it being his first official tour.
From Hilo he went 70 Puma and Olaa, |
then to the Volcano, then to Pahala, |
Waiohinu, Naalehu, ,Honuapo, Hookena,
Napoopoo, Keauhou and Kailua He |
will finish the circuit by Monday and
hen go to Maui.
At 9:45 tomorrow morning one divi-
ion of the Bible training school will
meet in large classroom of Kawaia-
lao church. The plan for the present
5 for Edgar Wood to give a. course on
places of the Bible. Theodore Rich
Lrds on People of the Bible. and Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry G. Brown on Methods
# Bible Teaching and the conduct of
Bible schools.
a ruling of the Treasury department
ustains Collector Stackable in filming
'aptain Gilboy of the steamer Argyll
100 for carrying passengers without a
license. Captain GiIboy claimed that
he law had been complied with when
he members of party brought here
rom San Francisco signed the articles
s belonging to the crew. Little boys
-ere articled as seamen and little girls
S stewardesses.