The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-28
LOCAL BREvITIES.

This afternoons band concert will
be at the Capitol grounds.
The Gates tourists from Ohio take
train for Waialua this morning.
Having heard twenty-one cases in
three days. the Supreme Court adjourn
ed until March %.
arrested at noon yesterday by officers
McDuffie and Renear.
Mills Institute baseball team has
equipped itself for the school contests
of the coming season.
p c. Martin, the bool1binder. is very
i'll at the residence of his father in
Vineyard street. He has had several
hemorrhages.
The Tropical Fruit. Packing Co, Of
Hilo, is sending J. I. Kirchberg or a
tour of the mainland to introduce Ha-
waitan fruit preserves.
The Male ITimas gave an enjoyable
dance last evening at San Antonio hall.
There was a large attendance. G. L.
Desha, Jr., was floor manager.
Collector Ridgway of Hilo seized a
consignment of California roses and
sent them to the entomologist at Hoo
nolulu for examination for pests.
Up to the present only three japanese
reserves have been accredited at the
Consulate for return to Japan on the
The regular meeting OF the woman's
Auxiliary and Guild will take place in
the Sunday School rooms of St An
drew's Cathedral on Monday at half
past two.
The Hawaiian Historical Society will
hold its annual meeting, for the read
ing of papers and election of officers,
on Thursday next at p. M, at the
Honolulu Library.
The Home Rule organization has adj
dressed an Identical note to the Repub-
lican and Democratic committees,
non-partisan action toward
procuring county government.
A Rapid Transit car was put on the
Beretania line yesterday. This runsi
from Alapai street to Keeaumoku,
transfers being given at Alapai and
Beretania street from the Hotel Street
line.
William Bellina, who has been abb
sent on the coast for several months.
returned yesterday on the Neyadan.
He brought from San Francisco q fine
PAGER and several head of other live
stock.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Smith will sing d
from the Messiah at Central |
Union church this morning. In the |
evening DIR. Kincaid will relate per-
sonal impressions of Constantinople, |
illustrated with stereopticon views.
William Bailey, George Miner Jr. and
Mossman were committed to |
the grand jury, by Magistrate Copp at |
Afakawao, on the charge of highway |
robbery for holding up a Chinaman and !
going through his pockets. William |
White, when he thought he was coun- |
ty sheriff of Maui, appointed Mossman |
deputy sheriff of Hama.
Secretary Atkinson has received adj |
vices from the War Department of the ,
following consignment of arms and |
ammunition to the National Guard of !
Hawaii: 500 United States magazine /
rifles, caliber 80, complete with modern
1902 sights, rear sights fitted with peep !
sight plates; 600 bayonet scabbards, |
caliber 80; 500 gun sings; 500 cartridge
belts, caIber 80, blue.
Lessons From the Lives of Our !:
Friends" viii be the subject at the
|: 80 service of the Y. NJ. c. A. this aft |
ernoon. 1t viii have special reference
to the late Henry Waterhouse, for
more than thirty years a member and |
'nce president of the Association. w.
W. Hall, his friend and neighbor since
ooyhood, viii be leader. Kawaiahao
ehurch singers will take part.
a dozen Portuguese and Hawaiian
BOYS We're arrested yesterday afternoon
While engaged in the chucl1ing of
lickels at a mark. This form of gam
bling has become the rage among the
lewsboys, who spend about all their
spare time between making sales, III
empting dame fortune in this manner.
rhe main cause of their arrest, how
ever, was the disturbance they raiseC +
While SO engaged
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Fitzbaum. c. ]. Fisher. 7. w. Mason,
". A. Fetter, J. I. Kirschberg. Mrs
J. X. Lowe, Mrs. NJ. kama. T. Sakai
< Taketa, Mrs. T. w Thrum and
hree children. Miss Lowe, Rev. G. NJ
lowe, DR.. J. T. Mcdonald, Geo. P.
Jennison, P. Peck, Mss Hannah viii
Jams, c. McLennan, w. c. Walker.
-frs. c. 7. Wight. e. 2. Low, Rev. 5.
fasunishi, Z. e Gliding. John Hind,
/. W. Mist, r. Dods. s. NJ Kanaka-
lui Wife and child; Major J. 8Iilsap. !
Irs. E. Judd, K :. Gjerdrurl, Geo s.
Harris. DR.. J. C. Fitzgerald, r. H Ma
.ekau. Mrs. J. Saffery. and child, j. NJ
duir wife. three children and two SER
ants; Capt. a. 2. Niblack, Lieut. J.
:. Slattery, ]. w. Robertson. Rev. G.
;. Pearson, E. E. Hartmann, c. NJ.
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