The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-24
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

HCIfy EftE DOCIG VI gum.
The Honolulu Times will be out to-
morrow.
The postofice at Kapoho, Island Of
Hawaii, has been discontinued.
The Democratic District Committees
meet tonight at Waverley hall.
There will he the band, the moon and
high tide at the Annex Friday even
ing.
The weekly meeting. of the Board of
Health will be held on Thursday instead
of today.
The Hawaiian Government band will
be present at the POLO tournament this
afternoon.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. F. & a. NJ,
will meet tonight in special session.
Work in the third degree.
Paddy Ryan has been elected to sue
coed Judge Humphreys as president OF
the Good Government Club.
ing this evening in their new quarters
at Harmony Hall on King street.
The gentlemen's chorus of "said
Pasha'' meet this evening at the home
of j. D. Dougherty for rehearsal.
John Mehrtens was arrested Monday
on the charge of having stolen some
polo trappings at Kapfolani Park.
A large number of tools of various
sorts have been stolen recently from
the McCandless warehouse on Queen
street. The police are working on the
case.
The meeting of the Puma stockholders
has been postponed until Thursday
when the future of the property will be
discussed, OIaa having withdrawn its
support.
Eleven gamblers were arrested last
night by Detective McDuffie. Nohoomi
was taken in for assault. Moses Adam
and sAIafu Adam were arrested and held
for investigation.
w. G. Cooper, of the First Natfonal
Bank of Hawaii, left on the Sierra yes
terday TO attend the Bankers -Conven-
ton in New York City, September II, 10
and 16. He Will be absent about a
month.
William Tell, the well-known Ha-
waifan who died yesterday morning at
o'clock at Kalihi, will be buried to-
day. funeral services being held at
Arion Hall at p. IN. Interment will be
in Makiki cemetery.
rs it hot enough for your asked
everybody of everybody else YESTERDAY
as Honolulu lnopped its forehead. II
certainly was sweltAring. The Their
nnometer. recorded 50. The atmosphere
was particularly humid.
| William Goodman, an inmate of the
Hospital for Iacurables, committed SUI
cid2 Yesterday morning by cutting ar
4 In
| from an aneurism. Deceased was ma
tive of England and about As years O.
| age.
C. r. Lindsay has been appointet
District Magistrate of Lahaina, MAUI
| vice Judge Kahaqlelio whose cofnrlns
sion has expired. The former incum
bent was endorsed by the Republican
| party, but the Governor believes ne ha'
! appointed the right man.
Detective McDuffie is at work on
case that is rather puzzllng. >. ROY
| mas place on Hotel street was robbed
of nearly $500 by a man who opened thu
| window bars, broke the window and un
locked the safe 1t is thought that on
of the employees is the guilty party.
Miss Culbert and her mother, Mrs
B. Culbert, who have been visiting OF
daughter of Mrs. Culbert, were amon'
i the departing passengers on the Sierr'
Yesterday They go to their home II
Jackson, California. Miss Culbert ma
return to the islands next year.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Ltd, is in receipt of cablegram iron
San. Francisco, stating that Hawaiia1
Commercial sold on the Exchange Their
at s57,oo and Honokaa at $1415. Othe
| Hawaiian stock listed on the san Fran
cisco Exchange remain unchanged TN
is an advance of $1.00 per share in Ha
waiian Commercial since last report.
Curtis Iaukea wants to put into tn
field another daily newspaper as the or
gan OF the Democratic party. lauke
is said to have been looking up price
for type, machines, presses, ETC., an
is pleased with the prospect. William
I,angton of the Paradise of the Pacih
NAV do the mechanical work if plan
is not bought. AS to the editor tn
Democrats believe they have plenty c
talent to sign.
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