The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-15

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as a candidate for the Speakership.
Governor Carter has not yet appoint
ed the Public Accounts Commission.
The Kapiolanf Estate win carry its
fishery right case to the Supreme Court.
Mr.. w. A. Bowen will conduct the
noon services at the Y. NJ. C. A. at
1905 this noon.
| Eight days mail is due by the
steamer Doric from San francisco ex-
pected this afternoon.
| The monthly meeting of the w. c.
| I. U. viii be held at the Central Union
| parlors today at 2:30 p. m.
Lunch will be served from II to 2
p. m. and again from to 7:3O y. m. on
Saturday at the German fair.
The Maui delegation will come to the
Legislature with definite program of
the needs and wishes of their constit-
uents for which to work.
1t is reported that August Ahrens,
resigned, will be succeeded as manager
of Oahu Sugar Co.'S plantation by Mr..
Bull, now assistant manager.
Jas. H. Boyd has organized a Repub-
lican club in the 18th precinct of the
Fourth Representative District, which
includes Katlua and Waimanalo.
Passengers sailing by the S. S. Sono-
ma can nave their baggage checked at
residence or hotels by employing the
Union Express Co, telephone IS.
A meeting VIII be held in San An
tonic hall tomorrow evening to make.
arrangements for celebrating the an
niversary of Portuguese independence
on December 1.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mabel Alice Mossman, a school teacher
at Kekaha, Kauai. and DIR. F. a. ST.
Sure, late Of the steamship Alameda.
The wedding will probably take place
next month.
High Sheriff William Henry has an
nounced his intention of strictly en-
forcing the Sunday law, which forbids
public sports, open places of business
and all unnecessary labor on Sunday.
Cards are out for the private view
of the Kilohana Art Leagues twenty
second semi-annual picture exhibition,
on Monday evening, November 81. from
8 to 10. at studios 10 and IL, Alexander
Young building.
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will be held at the Hawaiian Promotion
Committees headquarters, Alexander |
Young building, at p. IN. today to for |
ward arrangements for the automobile |
floral parade on Thanksgiving Day
Returns from some precincts on Ha-
wall are yet awaited at the Seeretary's
office. One chairman of inspectors sent |
his returns sealed up in the bag con-
ba1 Iofe,
from the Supreme Court can get them
out.
The Guild of st. Clements will hold
It's annual fair on Saturday, Decem-
Der 8. There will be the usual attrac-
ions, among them numbers of articles
suitable for Christmas presents. A
little later fuller information will be
given.
s The following bids were received at
he Public Works office for a concrete
lrch culvert at Kaieie, South Hilo: A.
A. Wilson, 80 days, $3440 L. M. White
house, 80 days, 1880; E. Very, 80 days,
1897; w. Fernandes, 90 days, S3501; j.
Correa & Son, 80 days, $4S0O
Hawaiian stocks took another rise in
san Francisco yesterday, a cable to
he Waterhouse Trust Co from E.
-OiIitZ q To- giving THESE QuOIdLlOnS. 1
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.,
1880; Honokaa, $16.775; MakaweH,
5000. Active, with an upward ten
lency."
Tax Assessor James L. Holt will this
Iear begin proceedings to enforce the
payment of delinquent taxes promptly
after today. Taxes not paid by the
lose of the Tax office tonight will have
en- per cent. added to their amount.
rhe office will be kept open this even
ng until 9 o'clock.
Stephen Mahaulu having obtained a
substitute on his bond for Frank r.
Harvey, who had withdrawn, was again
let at liberty yesterday. E. S. Boyd
vas allowed out, in charge of an Off
,er, for a few hours in the morning
o obtain sureties on his bond, but re-
urned to prison unsuccessful.