The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-02

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john A. McCandless is recovering
from slight operation undergone a
few days ago.
Kekaulike streets, will be open to the
public from today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Jennings arrived
yesterday on the Manuka from Porto
Rico, via Vancouver.
Deutsche Ferien-Schule unter Letting
Won Frau c. Alexander Lihue, und Fri.
Schmidt beginnt JUL.
The. Kolima Company, curio-deal-
ing firm, has filed Incorporation pa
pers in the Treasurer's Office. 4
Acting Governor Atkinson has cel-
lected $13O additional for the Kalaupa-
pa Fourth of July celebration.
Residents of Pacific Heights are bad
ly Inconvenience by the shutting down
of the Heights electric railway.
Rev. F. w. Damon, founder of Mills
4liotltulS, IS ISpOEltu Mills College,
Oakland, in much improved health.
The closing exercises Of Io1ani Col
lege were held last evening and athle-
tic sports were the order for the after
noon.
Homer L. ross, who was a candi-
date for the Hilo judgeship, returned
in the Alameda from a visit to his old
home in Ohio.
s. K. Kamaiopili, late of the land
office, will enter the offices of E. Colt
Hebron and J. j. Egan, real estate
brokers, in the Love building
Gunnar A. Hagemann, a Danish SUI
gar expert, departed in the steamer
Manuka after studying the Hawaiian
sugar industry for six months.
Postmaster Dat has had placed in his
hands the sum of $3.50, contributed by
the postoffice employees towards the
fund for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
Today is the second anniversary of
the conservation of Bishop Restarick.
He will conduct service at the Cathe-
dral this morning at 10 o'clock in COM
memoration of this event.
William White of the II s. n. Co. s
staff was paid s25 reward by Paul Isen-
berg yesterday for finding a diamond
that dropped out of ring in front OF
c. Brewer e. Co.'S building.
Thomas Lucas. Charles Lucas and
John Lucas have registered at the
Treasury as a copartnership under the
name and style OF Lucas Brothers, do
ing business as contractors.
Andrew Brown, who lately returned
from the Colonies, says that business
there is the duIlest ever Owing to a
labor government old capital is leav-
ing the land and new capital staying
out.
Jack Flynn, who formerly con-
Quoted the Criterion barber shop, is at
present located in East st. Louis, Ills.
He will attend the Democratic Conven-
ton at ST. Louis, and work for Has
waii.
L. Wilmington, a son of Attorney ID.
L. Wilmington arrived on the Alameda
to take place on the reportorial staff
of the Advertiser. He has been en-
pIoyed on Los Angeles and San Diego
journals.
I Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
will entertain a house party at Hale
iva from today, returning to town
about Tuesday. The party will occu-
Ply Queen Li1iuokalani's old cottage at
Waialua.
The wife of Captain Thos. K. Clark,
wharf manager of Wilder's Steamship
Co., died at her home yesterday MORN
ing Mrs. Clark was in the 62nd year
of her age. Her funeral will be held
at her late residence Punchbowl street,
at 4 D. M. today.
The concert for the benefit of the To-
Iani Guild of ST. Andrews Cathedral,
takes place at s o'clock this evening at
Iolani College, Beretania street, oppo-
! site Central Union church. Tickets are
| 81. 90 and so cents each. Among the en-
! tertainers will be Paul Isenberg, who
will sing some Hawaiian songs; Mrs.
George Macfarlane, Miss Kulumanu
Ward, Ernest Kaai, the Ellis boys, Miss
Aileen Aldrich. and Miss Whiting. A
quartette composed of JOS. Aea, Mr..
| Anderson, D. Aimoku and George
! Smithies will also appear.