The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-01


The harbor boat boys win hold luau
at noon today. 1t Will be on cold wa
ter principles.
A new fishing company is reported
to be under formation. which will sell
live fish out of tanksss
The regular services of the Christian
church VIII be held as usual, morning
and evening, ON Sunday.
Orders for the New Years edition OF
the Advertiser viii be promptly attend
ed TO. Call up phone Main IS.
Admiral Terry win probably send the
straggIers left here by the squadron to
Manila in the transport Thomas.
Some one has suggested the Board
man lot, Kapiolani and Lunalilo streets,
as a site for the new Normal School.
James A. Cunningham. the Utah cap
italist, and wife, returned on the Maui
ma LoA yesterday from a visit to the
volcano.
The judiciary clerks. by direction of
Chief Justice Frear, are arranging the
law library in sections according to
subjects.
There being no quorum yesterday.
the annual meeting of the Sailors
Home Society VIII be recalled for some
time this month.
The postage on the New Years Ad-
vertiser to any part of the United
States, Canada. Mexico or the Philip
pines is two cents.
Eugene Devauchelle Of the Mounted
Police resigned from the force yester-
day. He viii so to Maui to take
charge of the Napili cattle ranch.
Miss Hazel Campbell of Portland.
Oregon, a niece of w. NJ. Campbell of
this city, will arrive IN the steamer
Miowera to visit her uncle and also
attend Oahu College.
The automobile building lot on King
street is under discussion as site for
the N. G. H. armory, with the idea of
utilizing the building itself as a
nucleus of the final structure.
Make your home cheerful and invit-
ing to your callers today by using the
pretty California red berry. Mrs.
Taylor, the florist, has it. Alexander
Young building, Tel. Main SS9.
The Japanese Bicycle Association
will hold series of II races at Kapio-
lani park, beginning at Il o'clock to-
day. For the final race, champion
ship, a handsome bicycle will be the !
prize.
Kimura, assault with weapon: Oscinte
Perry, child stealing, and Senada, mali
cious injury in shooting a COW, all
pleaded not guilty to their respective in
dictments before Judge Robinson yes
terday.
The Laupahoehoe Wonders defeated |
the Papaaloa Cracks at baseball on
Christmas Day. Flushed with glory
the winners challenged the crew of |
Wilder's steamer Helene. The sailors |
went ashore on Sunday and whacked
the Hamakua champions, Is to 9.
While the gasoline launch Cupid
was at Kailua. Hawaii, on Wednesday. |
a can of gasoline became ignited and 4
slightly damaged the boat. The /
of the engineer in throwing |
the blazing can overheard saved the |
launch from destruction. |
w. C. Peacock & Co, Ltd, renewed |
it's application to the new administra-
ton which Governor Dole had denied, |
for a single license to cover the Royal
and the Royal Annex saloons. Yester- |
lay Governor Carter and Treasurer Ke-
poikai conferred on the matter and
again turned down the application
The saloons are in one building, separ-
ated by partition with a door in it,
but the STATS conducting them are dis I
.inct.
officers of the squadron have left be-
mind them suggestion that Honolulu
ought to have time ball. w. E. Wall,
he Territorial Surveyor, thinks a good
place would be the top of the Alexander
Young building. For many years
Greenwich time has been given in Ho-
nolulu by the whistle of the Honolulu
Planning Mill at 1870 p. m. About the
only objection to this is the interval
ost, at any distance, from the slow
of sound. III