The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-14

:. A fine collection of over four :.
:. hundred fish now exhibited at =
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Prince Cupid Will leave San Francisco
for Chicago tomorrow.
Court Canoes, Order of Foresters.
meets this evening at 7:3O o'clock in San
Antonio Hall.
Mrs NJ L. Thomas desires TO thank
the friends who have expressed their
sympathy in many ways to her during
her recent bereavement.
B. Griggs Holt won the golf tourna-
ment at Haleiwa on Saturday last,
making the nine holes in seventy-twS
minus a handicap of twenty-five. Mr..
Holt is a tyro at the game
Bandmaster Berger played in the
ranks at the Sunday regimental review
and march home. He footed the BARI
tone. w. Sumner Ellis, as drum major.
welded the baton for the nonce.
High Sheriff Brown had Mrs. Mamie
De Bolt before him yesterday afternoon
for a conference, the result of which
will probably be Mrs. De Bolts depar-
ture for the Coast. She will probably
go to Seattle.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening at O'Clock Tor
work in the third degree. Members will
note that this meeting is called half
an hour before the time of holding reg
ular meetings.
A number of fresh and helpful books
have been donated to the Y. w. c A.
| library by Mrs. DR.. Andrews and
daughter The growth of the Associa-
ton library has also developed the need
| of a gift of a new bookcase in which
to sheIve them.
| DEPUTY Sheriff Chillingworth and sew
eral police officers raided a number OF
| places i'll Chinatown last night and ar
| rested a number of japanese women for
violating the social laws The women
have recently been encroaching on the
| borders of the business district.
The pupils of st. Louis College will
give a musical and dramatic entertain
ment in their hall on Thursday evening,
| June %. The tickets sold by the pupils
are to be exchanged for coupon tickets
at the Territorial Messenger Service OF
flee, where the box plan will open sat
urday, June Is.
A very fine program has been pre-
pared for the organ recital for next
Thursday evening at the German Lu'
Itheran church. Mrs. George Macfarlant
and Mr.. F. Melchers will render voca
solos. Mr.. Bechtel will play BALLAD
on the French horn. Tickets can be mac
at the door.
At Morgan's auction room yesterday
the Pohakahi mortgaged premises Were
. withdrawn The two Kalama mortgage
| sales were postponed. Two lots a
, WaiaIua, Molokai, We're sold respective
} " at $25 and $50, and several SINAI
pieces at an aggregate of $780, The lat
, Vincent Fernandez's residence at IA
lihi was bought by w. w. Chamber
lain for 1880
A young militiaman of the Wailuk1
company was arrested last night 10
: assaulting a Chinese boy. At the Sta
> ton House the guardsman objected {
, Turnkey Woods searching him until n
received permission from himself to
So He was rudely awakened from hi
: | dream when the turnkey hustled hlr
!. down to a cell, where he spent tn
| night.
The last dancing lesson of Mrs. Mar
- | Gums classes will be given this after
$ noon from to 6 in the makai paVlllo
| on the Alexander Young Hotel Roc
Garden, at which time dancing part
i | will also be given. Mrs. Gum give
4 the afternoon soiree instead of he
usual annual evening exhibition. A
: her former pupils are invited, and thel
will be a small admission for parent
20 and friends. Mrs. Gum Will pick U
new fancy dances while on the Coa'
d this summer. some especially adapte
II for stage dancing in connection wit
y operas.