The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-27
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viii find something of interest TO hin
at this Office.
John Riley leaves on the Alameda
today. He is called to the coast by his
sisters illness.
| Queen Liliuokalani and party depart
/ ed yesterday on the Kinau for Hilo IL
remain for few weeks.
James Mitchell. well known citizen
of Honolulu in former years died at the
Asylum Monday of appoplexy.
The dance which was to have been
| given by the Wahikaahuula Club has
| been postponed until August 6.
Clear titles were issued by the Tor
rens Land Court to Matilda Agnes
Riedel and Ida Tenney Castle.
/ Be sure and attend the Citizens Mos
| quito Committee meeting on Friday
evening in the Alexander Young Ho-
tel.
I. F. Serake, in charge of the L. s.
Weather Bureau at Lewiston, Idaho.
| viii soon arrive as assistant observer
| here.
Murata, who was arrested several
days ago for selling liquor without a
lisense, was discharged yester by Judge
Rawiins
E. A Fraser of Mahukona says that
West Hawaii will demand a County
, Government plank in the Republican
platform.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder and family
were among the passengers on the XII
nau. They viii remain on Hawaii for
a few weeks.
w. A. Bissell, the Western Traffic
Manager of Santa Fe accompanied by
his wife went on the Kinau to the Vol
cano yesterday
a. A. 3raymer has been given a
position on the clerical staff of the Act
ing Governor, to assist Secretary Buck
land in the coming election work.
Miss Prescott's paper. the Honolulu
Times is out for August The editor
pays her respects to Strauch and dis
cusses other themes in her original
way.
Tickets are now on sale at the Ha-
waiian News Co. for the second hop of
the Hawaiian Glee Club, which will
take place at Progress Hall next Sat
urday evening.
Miss Alice Campbell, Miss Irene Dick
son and Miss Juanita Beckley formed
a party of young people which left for
Hilo yesterday on the Kinau They
may go to Mana.
The Government band will play off
the Alameda this morning. the Miowera
during the afternoon and will give a
moonlight concert this evening at the
Hawaiian Hotel Annex, Waikiki
Miss Edna Kelley and Mr.. Rannie
Scott were married quietly yesterday
forenoon at the residence of II. NJ.
Whitney, Piikoi street, by the Rev. II.
H. Parker. They departed on the XII
nau to spend their honeymoon on Ha-
wall.
Mrs. J. w. Leonhart, wife of the
bookkeeper at Paauilo, Hawaii, is in
the city. She will sail on the Miowera
tomorrow on six months visit to her
old home in Warren, Pennsylvania, Enot
leaving out a few days at the st. Louis
Exposition.
The commission of Ben H. Brown, as
a member of the Board of Registration
for Hilo, Hamakua and Puma, was re-
voked by the Acting Governor yester-
day, information having been received
that Brown was convicted on charges
of larceny in May, 1904. The revocation
was in accordance with provisions of
the Organic Act.
George Osborn, engineer at Kukaiau
Mill for years, and a well known writer
on economic and scientific subjects,
came down on the Kinau Saturday on
a well-earned vacation. which will in
clude a visit to the Louisiana EXPOSE
ton at st. Louis, where he intends to
pick up any new ideas in machinery
and engineering that he may find.