The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Read the Street Car Signs.

A large Republican meeting viii be
held at kakaako tonight.
/ ]. G. Rothwell is at Haleiwa making
| a record for fish-catching.
| A large number of Elks have booked
to go to Haleiwa tomorrow.
| Mrs F. w. KIamp intends spending
the next six months in Germany.
Miss Martha Chamberlain, who is at
Miss Johnson's. Sanitarium, was much
better yesterday.
Mrs. Everett will not go to the Coast
! at present owing to the orders detain-
/ ing the Buffalo here.
| The Pacific Social Club will give a
Hard Times Hop at San Antonio han
on Saturday night, October %.
| Mrs. AIilus Parkhurst and child de-
parted on the China yesterday for Cali
fornia to remain several months.
The Republicans held forth in an
open-air meeting last night at Camp
No. 2. A large crowd was present.
Allan Dunn was a departing passen-
ger on the steamship China. He goes
to Southern California to spend the
winter.
Chief Clerk Mailing. of the U. S. Dis
triet Court. is expected back shortly
from the coast, where he has been
spending vacation.
Edgar Halstead and family will soon
move to Los Angeles from their Mexi-
his son Justin have been doing the
Worlds Fair.
Hind, Rolph & Co., have been award
ed the contract for supplying 200 tons
of coal TO the Kalihi pumping station
and the same quantity to the Kaimuki
water works.
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Jane Walker, de-
parted for the coast yesterday on the
steamship China to enjoy an outing
at the Byron Hot Springs, Cal.
Punt and Miliona, two Hawaiians.
Were arrested yesterday. it being the
belief Of the police that they know a
good deal concerning the stoning of
Mounted Officer Hook in Kakaako on
Thursday night.
E. S. Gill and P. J. Farley, who left
Honolulu over a year ago, are reported
in an evening paper to be secretary and
treasurer. respectively, of an electric
street railway project in Seattle. the
capital stock being $2,000,000.
The Kwong zee Society will give an
opportunity to all its friends tomor-
row evening to inspect its new club
house opened on Monday evening last.
A display of fireworks viii be made
from to p m. for the diversion Of
visitors.
I'D. P. Mahahele, who has been doing
Tell
for thirteen years, returned home last
week and will remain in Hawaii, TAX
ing a pastorate in a church under the
management of the Hawaiian Board
of Missions
Ten boys have already signihed their
intention of investigating Diamond
Head under the leadership of Mr.. Low
sted Saturday afternoon. and as many
Y. NJ. c. A. at ? o'clock or at the emo
of the car line at about 2:30.
Maria Colona and Chito, the half
blind Porto Rican boy, whose testimo-
ny in the recent murder trial was
largely instrumental in sending Jose
Miranda to the gallows, We're logged
out in new clothes yesterday and then
had their photographs taken.
Owing to orders received from wash
ington yesterday to hold the cruiser
Buffalo al this port, instead of pro-
ceeding today to San Francisco. Mrs.
Everett, wife OF Captain Everett of
the cruiser. did not depart on the
steamship China for the coast.
The fifteen minute song service IL
Y. NJ. c. A. hall at 4:30 tomorrow will
be followed by discussion of
Choices in Life opened UP by Rev.
E W. Thwing. This will be followed
at $50 by a light supper. This series |
opened last Sunday with a very good
including number OF
strangers.
The Portland Cigar Store ball team
will play the Waipahu team at Wal |
pahu al 2 p. m. tomorrow, leaving |
town for the grounds in the IL a. m. |
train. Before the end of the season |
the Portland Smokers will play the |
E. 0. Halls, Wharf Rats and all the |
rest of the teams that may dispute |
their championship