The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-23
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The Honolulu Times for July is out
| thus early and is as bright and original
| as ever.
The Literary Committee to prepare
for the Fourth will meet on the roof
garden of the Young Hotel today at 4
o'clock.
The eth precinct, 5th district. Repub-
lican club will hold its meeting at Ka-
iulani schoolhouse at 1870 tomorrow
evening.
Information is wanted regarding the
whereabouts of the brother of Miss
Kate Clark, dressmaker of this city.
See our classified advertisements.
Clerk w. B. Mailing, as L. S. Com
missioner, yesterday committed Lok
Sing Bo TO the Federal grand jury for
perjury before immigration officials.
DR.. Mouritz. who cares for the health
of leeward Molokai, is in town on bust
ness largely connected with the set
Element of Kamalo Sugar Co. affairs.
The Republican club of the End pre-
cinct, fourth district, will meet for its
election at Z tomorrow evening, so as
TO give members time to attend the
masonic banquet.
Genevieve Dowsett's libel for dam
ages against Wilder's Steamship Com
pany, on account of the loss of a trunk
with vaIuab BILE contents, was still on
hHfn IND
Hawaiian Tribe No. L will meet this
evening at San Antonio Hall, and as
the officers for the new term are to
be elected it is requested that all mem
bers make an extra effort to attend
this meeting.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge No. q,
Pacific Lodge No. S22 and Lodge le
Progress No. 124 are requested to as
semble at the Masonic Temple tomor-
row evening at 1880. o'clock to take
part in the ST. Johns day exercises.
The Attorney Generals opinion on
marine insurance holds that a local
firm of sugar factors in placing in
surance on sugar cargoes with a San
Francisco underwriting agency violates
the Territorial Insurance Act by trans
acting insurance business without a
license.
H. P. Hughes of Honolulu comes in
for his weight in silver as second prize
in the San Francisco Weekly Exam
liner subscribers list. The lucky man
is an electrical machinist. He will have
to be watched by the Republicans a
the coming election, for the tempta-
ton of 16 to l must be strong in his
case.
VIM. G.. Irwin, who returned in the
Ventura with Mrs. Irwin and daughter, |
looks more robust than he has appear
ed for years. He attributes the rise |
in the sugar market to the increa sed !
of sugar throughout Eu-
rope, which has been decidedly mark |
ed since the abolition of bounties. |
of European beet and Cuban |
cane further affect the situation.
The Hui Iolani, being the guild of |
the Hawaiian lady members of st. An |
drew's cathedral congregation, will |
give a concert on the evening of July |
2 for the benefit of the guild. Instru- |
mental and vocal music will be given |
numbers being promised by Mrs. Geo. |
w. Macfarlane, Hon Paul Isenberg |
and Miss Kulumanu Ward, also by |
Misses Aldrich and Whiting, pupils of |
Prof. Lesser of San Francisco
Judge Matthewman has to pick up |
the tangled threads of the Kona Sugar |
Co. and the Parker Ranch matters as |
left by Judge Edings. Cathcart & Mil |
vertOn, attorneys for G. j. Hutchins, |
trustee of Kona Sugar Co, have filed |
a motion in the Supreme Court for a /
return of the records, sent up under a |
writ of error, to the Third Circuit |
Court. They are needed there in con-
nection with a pending motion for a |
new trial.