The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-06
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Four-foot cord wood. any quantity
ring Main ESQ. Peoples Express Co.
Copies of w. N. Armstrong; book,
Around the World With a King" can
be had at Wall. Nichols Co.
When Justice GaIbraith leaves the
Territory he will take away a fine coll
lection of lantern slides of Hawaiian
i views.
by Judge Dole yesterday. his sponsors
being Secretary Atkinson and Senator
Woods.
The American Hawaiian steamship
/ Nevadan is due to arrive this morning
from San Francisco. She viii bring
mail.
Leading men among the Portuguese
are active in calling upon all Portu-
guese voters to be present at the pri-
maries tonight.
x. Ishikawa, Japanese merchant at
Honuapo, was lately robbed of $40 and
some clothing by a night prowler who
Ientered his bedroom.
Ladies Of the German Lutheran
church Will meet at the schcolhouse
this evening at O'Clock to complete
arrangements for bazaar.
The Aiti-saIoon League annual meet
ing at Y. NJ. c. A. hall, on Thursday
evening, will be addressed by Rev
Dorernus Scudder, on Our Warfare
Henry G. Vida and Charles Clark are
ranging their friends to attend the
primary meeting in the Fighting
Seventh PRECINCT of the Fifth District
tonight.
A bazaar for the benefit of the Ger
man Church has been planned. All
ladies interested are asked to meet in
the Gerraan School at s o'clock this
evening.
The Republican Club of the Third
Precinct, Fourth District, will hold its
regular primary meeting tonight at
PunchbowI Hall, at the terminus of the
Punchbowl electric line
In the police court yesterday. Ramon
Rosario was called to answer to a
charge of stealing. No one appeared
against him and the case was dropped.
the charge being dismissed.
DR.. Thompson, Government olysi-
clan of Kau on leave of absence, has
last been heard from in Italy, from
where he reported having thus far
greatly enjoyed his travels.
u s. Marshal Hendry went to Kauai
last night to close up the store of Y.
Yamasi at Waimea- under bankruptcy |
proceedings taken by NJ. Phillips & !
Co., Lyman Bros. and Grinbaum & Co. |
Senator Woods is quoted as saying /
that the Democratic party in Hawaii |
is united in pressing the claims of Cir |
cult Judge Edings Cor promotion to the |
Supreme Court as the successor to JUS |
tice Galbraith
Animals for meat inspected in Homo |
lulu last month numbered 1886. and |
sundry meats inspected amounted to |
1867 pounds. Poultry arriving in /
steamers Alameda and Sonoma and |
inspected was 1898 pounds There were /
232, s12 fish examined, of which 1856 /
were condemned.
Archdeacon Weber win deliver an I
address to women on the subject
Higher Womanhood at p. m. today |
1T ST. Andrews Cathedral. Ats7:S0 p.
~, he win preach from the text What
Think Ye of Christi There will be
few opportunities to hear Archdeacon
Weber in Honolulu.
The dance to be given this evening |
oy the Camp Mckinley social club
promises to be notable event. Gov
ernor Carter and Judge and Mrs. Dole |
are to be present Nothing is being
eft undone, which will contribute TO
he comfort and pleasure of the guests
md eonveyances will meet every car.
Yrs. wotkyns is hostess for the boys.
rhe officers and ladies of the garrison
ire always present and participate in II
he general good time. is
Judge P. L. Weaver has written to
Governor Carter asking that he recon-
mend provision by the Legislature for I
laying necessary expenses incurred by
he Land Registration Court but in s
dvertently left unprovided for by the :
legislature in last years extra session
Though his own term as Judge of the 1
ourt will expire in June, Judge [
Weaver is making a brave fight to
ave the Torrens land system retain