The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-03
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Treasurer Campbell is paying more
| registered warrants.
j. Michaels. the commercial traveller
returns to the Coast today per the
Manchuria.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Honolulu Chess Club will be held
this evening at o'clock.
An unknown man committed suicide
at Kaanapali Maui, some days ago.
His body was found hanging to tree.
Powhattan Tribe, Order of Red men,
will hold their regular meeting this
evening in Harmony Hall on King
street.
DR.. Vile of Connecticut and DR.. c..
B. Cooper returned in the steamer Lii
kelike yesterday evening from a visit
to the Leper Settlement.
The u S. s. Iroquois, Captain
Niblack, left at Ais 2. m. yesterday for
Molokai and Hawaii. Capt Niblack
goes on lighthouse business.
Mr.. and Mrs Siddle and the Misses
Siddle, wealthy English residents OF
Manchuria on world tour.
Col. Chedas Santa Anna, a through
passenger on the Manchuria, is a Por-
tuguese army officer who has been at
tached to the garrison at Macao, China
An office for the transfer of its shares
will be opened by the Hawaiian Com
mercial & Sugar Co., in Honolulu be-
tween the first and fifteenth of next
month.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd, received a cable from POLITE of
San Francisco yesterday stating that
raw sugar sold in New York at 4.375c
A great many tickets have been sold
for the Hard Times Social which will
take place on the 23d inst in the roof
garden of the 1. o. o. F. building.
Delegate Kuhio and Rev. S. L. Desha
will address Republican meetings to-
night at the corner of Eiliha and
School streets and at Waiakamil0
Camp, Kalihi.
Miss Sullivan, niece of ex-Mayor
Phelan of San Francisco, who has been
entertained here extensively for the
past three weeks, will depart in the
Manchuria today for the Coast.
In response to the plea of the Ho-
nolulu Library Association for books
for young people, generous person
has given $50 to the librarian to be
devoted exclusively to purchasing
Juvenile books.
M. c. Amana yesterday resigned the
office of deputy tax assessor for Homo
lulu, refusing to accept a reduction OF
salary from $3.50 to SIPS a month. He
has been in the position many years,
attending to the Chinese taxes.
Consul General Saito gives ball this
evening at the Moana Hotel in honor
of the birthday of the Emperor of
Japan. Between four and five hundred
guests are expected to be present. The
decorations in the dining room, where
dancing will be held, are quite elab-
crate.
Deputy Attorney General M. F. Pros |
ser slipped on boarding an electric car
opposite the Judiciary building on
Tuesday evening, and falling struck the |
ground heavily with his right shoulder. |
No bones We're broken, but Mr.. Prosser
had his right arm made useless for
some DAYS.
U. S. Shipping Commissioner Holt has
received an inquiry from the Depart |
ment OF State regarding the records of
the q. S. Consulate at Honolulu prior
to annexation. AS the documents havel
been stored at the custom house all |
along, a satisfactory answer from Mr.. |
Holt goes forward in today's mail
Mrs. Brigadier Stillwen of Los AMI
geles, Cal, will address a gathering of /
ladies at the Castle Home this after |
noon at three o'clock. Subject, "Slum |
and Rescue Work" Mrs. Stillwell is |
the secretary for the Pacific Coast |
SIurn and Rescue Branch of the Army |
and has been twenty-three years a Sal /
walton Army officer. 1t is hoped there |
will be large attendance of ladies.