The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03

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DR.. Grace departed yesterday for
Hilo.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. Brown win occupy
the j. NJ. Dat residence after May.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Haneberg left on
the Sierra yesterday to stay on the
coast for about five months.
Next Saturday afternoon the Homo
; lulu cricketers will play a team from
the cable Office and repair shop.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, of
the U. 6 W. V, will hold a meeting
this evening in Waverley Hall. A full
attendance of members is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wall and
infant, departed for the mainland yes
terday in the Sierra. They will go
east and will be away several weeks.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Society of Central Union
church will be held on Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the church parlor
1t is said that either E. A. Douthitt
or w. T. Rawlins would like to serve
the county of Oahu as attorney-if
there ever is to be county of Oahu
under the present act.
Members of the press have been pref
ty generally invited to a banquet at
the Mochizuki Club this evening to
meet Mr.. Dent Fl. Robert, managing
editor of the Examiner.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
will hold a special meeting this even
ing with work in the fourth and fifth
degrees. Visiting brethren are most
fraternally invited to attend.
One of the most valuable and the
largest shipment of locally tanned
hides was sent to the coast yesterday
in the Sierra. These shipments are
made on every coast-bound American
steamer.
A reception to Bishop Restarick and
the clergy attending the Episcopal Con-
vocation will be held at st. Clements
parish house Thursday evening. All
church people and their friends will
be welcome.
Mrs Ward and daughters and Mrs.
Ernest Wodehouse will leave today in
the s. 8. Manuka for Victoria and
Vancouver. They will visit many parts
of Canada. including the cities of Win
nipeg. Ottawa, Toronto ana Montreal.
There was report current on the
streets yesterday to the effect that
Colonel u. S. Spalding of Kauai would
enter vigorous protest against some
body whom he is understood to claim is
responsible for the slow shipment of
his sugar to market.
Cavill. the high diver and swimmer,
passed through Honolulu. yesterday on
the Sierra. Efforts We're made to have
him stop over a steamer in order to
swim a match race with champion Dan
Renear. Mr.. CavilI's engagements on
the coast prevented his stopping off.
A Splivalo who has resided in Ho-
nolulu for the past two years. depart
ed yesterday on the Sierra for San
Francisco. He was loaded down with
leis. a beautiful violet wreath being
noticeable. S. A. Crook, |
formerly head bookkeeper of the Young |
Hotel, was also a passenger. He ex-
poets to join Mr. Lake there and go in |
to hotel which the latter is to take
charge of this month.
George Spencer, a hackdriver, was |
taken, to the police station Monday |
night because of a report from man |
who had been riding in his hack to the |
effect that he seemed to be intoxicated. |
It was said that he drove on the wrong
side of the street. At the station it |
vas ascertained that he never drank
out that he had just been discharged
rom Miss Johnson's sanitarium after
an operation for Appendix
tits. He was still in a rather weak
condition. He explained his action in
irving on the wrong side of the street
~ saying that there We're Instructions
IN the other side. His story being corr
'oborated he was not held
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