The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

an early hour this morning 9
daughter was born to the wife of A. ]
Campbell.
Lodge LIE Progress will hold a specia
, meeting this evening for work in tn,
first degree.
Japanese geisha girls are going to
contribute the sum Of $500 to the war
Iuho- There are twenty of them in the
city. - Lie
Alex. Cedarloff, formerly of camn
mckinley. has gone to Naalehu to take
| store. ma 'io'1
There viii be meeting of the BOARD
Oh education today, partly in executive
session Tor investigating some personal
matters.
Franz F'elny, father of the Rev
Felmy and of Wolfram Felmy. both Of
i this city. died February 18th at 1880
p m, in Berlin.
"eiis Lounsbery has written from
81. Paui, Mimi, to Governor Carter
mourning about the opportunities for
obtaining coffee lands in Hawaii.
Most of the impedimenta of the
BOARD OF Agriculture and Forestry has
peeh removed from the offices in the
Captoi basement to the new head |
quarters at the King street nursery.
Judge Dole is further considering the |
dppIlcatlons OF Portuguese for citizen
SNIP with regard to the admissions of
some of them that their object is to
gain eligibility for government EN-
ployment
kapiolani Maternity Home, as well
as Queens Hospital, will contest the
AUDITORS refusal to issue Treasury
warrants for it's subsidy voted by the
Legislature. Holmes & Stanley are re-
tanned to bring the suit
ROADS and bridges on the other side
ef this island have suffered very haavi-
y from the storms. Engineer Hugh
f1oWeH and an assistant have been
'ent over the Pail to make exanina- !
ions OF damage and report
superintendent of Public Works q
}. Holloway. having discovered an ex- |
client quarry back of Kamehameha |
will probably remove the |
rusrer from the Asylum quarry to Il
nat place instead of selling it.
The ladies of the Guild and Auxi1- L
Try OF st. Andrews cathedral will Il
leet in the Sunday school rooms on II
rlday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1t is II
articularly requested that all the Ia II
les De present as the Lenten work II
to be prepared. !.
By last mail Secretary E. M. Rovd HI
the Hawaiian Promotion Committee | III
a letter from the Chicago. | II
ilWaukee d st. Paul Railway Co, II
tylng 1t was about to take up the adj II
ert1sing of Hawaii as tourist resort. II
part of it's regular advertising. II
The annual meeting of the American II
lief ENsTYI
onday morning at 10 O'Clock in the H
ice of w. F. Allen over Bishops II
nix. All members are requested to II
tend this meeting as some very i'm II
rtant matters will be discussed. =
Sam. Parker, Republican National =
is apt to take the mi
tive in calling primaries for a con- 0
ntlon to elect delegates to the Re N
ohcan National Convention, if the
rritorial organization does not make
ne definite sign in that direction yery
ckly
lt a meeting of the Home Rule Cen w
l committee yesterday, the follow -
were appointed committee toll
1T resolutions calling on Congress
enact a county law at this session: 7
lator d. kalauokalani, c. P. Iaukea, =
H. Boyd, j. H. Wise j. NJ Poepoe.
halauokalani Jr. and Charles Not
is stated that 3. F. Dillfngham's
osition to the electric franchise in
shington, to the extent of delay
the measure as reported by the IN
1ertiser's special correspondent, is OA
to the provision of the bill giving | -.
company exclusive rights all over
islands as well as in Honolulu
3. Mcclellan, of the Dillingham; land
oorat1on, has gone to Washington
'epresent his principals views HsM
S. Deputy Marshal F. L. Winter
erday attached the British bark
lhoe under the admiralty libel al
lg cruelty at sea and claiming Sill
ages therefd as well as wages,
ght by four members of the crew
nst the vessel and her officers. A
odian was placed in charge of the
hoe, which was released in the
noon under a bond of $500 fur go
ID by the agents, H. Hackfeld &
Ltd.