The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-11
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| Letter at this of1ice for ]. NJ. c.
/ Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A NJ, meets
tonight. Work in the third degree.
4 The Board of Agriculture meets at
2, and the Board of Health at 3 p. m.
today.
/ Lon Agnew, the former prize-fghter,
departed for the coast yesterday on the
Sonoma.
Polynesia Encampment. I. O. o. F..
meets tonight for work in the Royal
Purple degree.
/ Mrs. Carter and children will accom-
pany Governor Carter on his trip TO
Washington and the Chicago conven-
ton.
| DR.. Judd will be at the Free Dispen-
| sary on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdays from 10 to IL o'clock each
morning.
A business meeting of the Ladies So
/ ciety will be held In the church parlors
| of Central Union church on Thursday.
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A wireless was received from Gov
ernor Carter last night stating that
the party would return on the Milxa-
hala this morning
The Hoola and Hooulu Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the Kapiolani Maternity Home at ten
o'clock this morning.
The ladies of Kaiulani Home wish
to thank Mrs. Henry waterhouse for
some beautiful plants and Miss Nellie
Judd for fine bagateile table.
The Grandmother's Minuet in cos
tune will be danced by the little ones
at the recital of Miss Crosett's pupils
lat 7. NJ. C. A. hall next Friday
E. B. McClanahan is out again after
a week of severe illness. He appeared
in the Supreme Court yesterday at the
argument OF the Motley will case.
Tenders will be opened at the Public
Works office today for building, respec-
lively, three-room schooIhouse at Ma
kawao, Maui. and another at Kalaheo.
Kauai.
Chang Chong, a Chinese storekeepcr
on Nuuanu street, was held yesterday
at the Police Station to answer to u
charge of arson, and bail fixed in tse
sum of $1,000.
Admiral Glass has taken rooms at the
Moana Hotel and will remain there dur
ing the stay of the warships in port.
Mrs. Glass is expected to arrive on the
s. s. Mongolia,
The Honolulu Symphony Society viii
give concert at the residence of Mrs. |
s. M. Ballou. Judd street, for the benefit |
Of the Chinese Hospital, on the even
ing of May 18th, at o'clock.
Judge Gear appointed H. E. Highton,
j. A. Matthewman and C. T. Peterson, |
attorneys. as appraisers of the late
Judge Estee's property here. which con-
sists mostly of his law and general
libraries.
Marie Gouveia was slightly injured |
on King street near Beretania yesterday
She was driving in a brake,
which was struck by an electric car.
The woman was taken to the Queens
Hospital.
A musicale will be given on the even
ing of May 26 at the residence of DR..
c. B. Cooper, King street, by a COM
mittee of ladies of ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral for the purpose of raising funds
to wipe out an old debt Among others,
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner has kind |
ly consented to sing.
The complimentary dance in honor of |
the patronesses and members of the
east of the Pirates of Penzance' and |
of the ''Ahkund of Swat" will take place |
this evening at the Young Hotel Man
ager H. w. Lake sent invitations yes |
terday to Admiral Glass and the officers |
of the two warships which arrived from
Panama.
Mail for the coast accommodating in |
the Postoffice up to Thursday or Fri |
day may be sent to Kahului and placed |
aboard the American Hawaiian steam
ship Nevadan for shipment to San
Francisco. The Nevadan is to sail |
Saturday or Sunday. The next regu-
lar mail steamer will not sail for San
Francisco until May q.