The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-15
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The Alameda sails for San Francisco
| at this morning.
William Lindsay left by the Kinau
! yesterday TO assume his duties as dep
uty sheriff at Waimea.
| The Minute Club" of Oahu College
| is to give dance next Monday even
! ing at the residence of Mrs. Damon,
Thurston avenue.
Leave your oders for tickets for the
! st. Louis College entertainment with
| the Territory Messenger office and Sc
cure prompt delivery. :
Honolulu Aerie No. 140 meets tonight
for the transaction of such business as
| may be brought before the meeting. A
full attendance is requested.
j. D. Marques, of Levers e Cooke
and wife leave on the Alameda today
for the mainland to visit New York and
other cities, returning in about three
months.
A meeting of the Portuguese Repub-
Iican Club will be held Thursday even
ing, June 16, at San Antonio Hall on
Vineyard street, for the transaction of
general business.
Court Lunalilo No $500. A. O. F., will
meet this evening at Harmony Hall.
Business of the evening will be the cleo
ton of officers. All members are
earnestly requested to attend.
The Republicans of the Sixth Pre-
cinct, Fourth District, are requested to
meet at Republican headquarters on
Friday, June II, at 7:30 p. m, for the
purpose of nominating officers of the
precinct club for the ensuing term.
Messrs. Bush, Bartels, Garbrecht.
Nowlett and Marx will assist Gerard
Barton at the organ recital of the Ger
man Lutheran church tomorrow. Mons.
Chiron will also assist on the bas violin
while Mrs. Geo. Macfarlane and Mr..
F. Melchers will render vocal solos.
Rev. j. L. Hopwood, who is to be
member of the teachers party booked
to sail next week for a seventeen-day
trip to the Volcano went forward on
the Kinau yesterday to Hilo, where he
will await the arrival of the party on
the next trip of the steamer and ac-
company them on the rest of the jour
ney.
A band concert will be given at the
Moana Hotel on Friday evening. Fol-
will be given in the reception parlor,
which has promise of being as popular
as the dances given there in the past |
few weeks. AS the Siberia is likely to |
be in port at that time, large crowd |
is expected by the management.
a fine lot of kaleidoscope views show |
ing scenes in the present Russian-Jap- |
anese war will be shown at the enter |
RI ha criyT ENriH |
ing, June II, at Progress Hall. THIS |
is given for the benefit |
of the Japanese Relief Fund. Tickets |
are only so cents and can be had at |
any of the japanese stores in the city. |
Although with the completion of the |
new Odd Fellows block on Fort street |
and the alterations in the Waterhouse
block, just opposite, the street lines
have at last been Strengthened out, the
sidewalk just laid in front of the Odd |
Fellows block is a couple of inches be-
low that fronting Hobron's drug store,
leaving an ugly jog which will be |
source of danger for pedestrians.
Owing to the large demand for rooms
on the Kinau sailing next week, all |
persons who have booked for the ex-
cursion to the Volcano, are requested |
to secure their tickets before noon of
Saturday, this week. Others wishing
to join the teachers party and take
advantage of the low rates should
make application at the office of Rich
ard H. Trent, general agent, without
delay.
OF the teachers booked for the Vol
cano excursion next week, Misses
Eugene Thomas, Nellie Waddington
Minnie Reed and Grace Fogg went for
ward on the CIaudine yesterday for a
weeks sightseeing on Maui before Wis
ting Madam Pele in her present home
at Kilauea. They will ascend Hale
akala while-on Maui, and next week
will join the main excursion party on
he Kinau at Lahaina, and journey on |
% the big island, where they will be
quests at the Volcano House for a cou-
Die of weeks before returning to Ho-
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