The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-28

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Mrs. Elsie Neumann has returned
from Europe.
C. ]. Hutchins and his wife left for
Kauai last evening on the Mikahala.
The Governor denies that he is going
to speak at the Sixth precinct meeting
DR.. st. Sure departed on the sMika-
hala. He is to be the physician at Ke-
kama and viii begin practicing at once.
Mr.. VIM waterhouse and Mrs. Al
bert Waterhouse have gone to Kauai.
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse will visit at
Lihue for week or ten days.
Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson has I'M.
der his hand from Washington the page
proofs of the Governors Report for
1904. There are IA pages of the docu-
ment.
A portion of the bitumen pavement
being tried as an experiment on
Queen street has been laid and the base
is prepared from Hackfeld's to Alakea
street.
Princess Theresa gave a luau at Bel
lina's ranch, Kaimuki, last night Dem
ocratic politics were served with the
viands, Prince David being the leading
orator.
Governor Carter is subpoenaed TO ap-
pear before the grand Jury today, pre-
su,nably TO be asked for Detective Hat
ter's report or an oral statement OF ITS
contents.
The Citizens Mosquito Committee
will hold a meeting at DR.. Cooper's OF
fee. .Alakea street, at o'clock this aft
ernoon to hear Agent Halls report and
consider the further campaign.
Judge Dole yesterday heard argument
on Lyle A. Dickey's motion in arrest
of Judgment in the Kabayakawa dis
tilling case and reserved decision. Dis
trict Attorney Breckons opposed the
motion.
There will be a Halloween Social this
evening at 7:3O o'clock in the parlors
| of the Central Union church by the
Central Union Christian Endeavor So
ciety. All are most cordially invited
| to attend.
Arthur Brayner Job Bachelor, Al.
| Moore, H. E. Murray and Isaac Sher-
wood are candidates for the High
| Sheriff's clerkship. F. NJ Barere, Ed.
| Crabbe and A. w Heen are applicants
fer the deputy clerkship.
A new die of the great seal of the
Territory of Hawaii has been made IN
| San Francisco The old one had be-
come Unsatisfactory. SECRETARY Atkin-
son has received an imprint in lead
| from the die, which shows a clearcui
| impression.
Hilo having subscribed its share OF
/ 1865 to add to Admiral Beckiey's $1,000
| the Government appropriation of $1,000
is now available, making $2965 in all
for erecting the pavilion in Mooheau
park, HiIo The work will therefore al
| once proceed.
l. III. Wolfe, who returned from
| visit to the ST. Louis Exposition in the
Ventura, was in a bad street railway
accident in St Louis. Though so bad
i Nv hurt as to need two days in hospir-
al. he was one of the least injured o.
the passengers involved III the smash
Admiral Terry expects to leave Ho
| nollIlu with his family in the steamel
Doric on November 16, going home b!
wav of the Orient. Coptain Lyon, nj
successor as commandment of the He
nolulu naval station, is expected 20 ar
rive the same day in the steamer Sier
ia.
Il Notice is given by authority in thi
issue of the regulation just adopted o.
the Board of Agriculture against tn
| importation of animate creatures in
furious or liable to become injurious
to forests. trees, plants or other vege
tation of value The flying, fox, or frui
, eating bat. and the land crab are spe
! c;aIized in the prohibition.