The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-03
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! Stereopticon observation-disclosures
japanese war scenes-at Orpheun
Monday evening.
Mrs. Kukahiko denies that her son
who was killed at Bishop Museum
struck her in the face shortly befor,
he lost his life.
There was a meeting of the ParI
Commission yesterday at which the all
nual report to the legislature was un.
, der considera ton
| There will be a civil service examin-
alton on March s of candidates for the
! position of Assistant Lighthouse In
| spector. The salary is 1925 per month
| Treasurer Campbell and Governor
Carter yesterday spent the greater part
of the morning going over the esti-
mates for the several appropriat ton
bills.
Tickets for Miss Marks concert at
the Opera House, February II. are now
on sale at Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. The
box plan will be opened on Monday
next
The supervisors of the Free Kinder
will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Friday morning, February g, at $50
m the Y w. G. A. rooms.
The cage on the upper lanai of the
Capitol in which it is intended that
Secretary Jack Atkinson shall have his
office, has been finished, and makes a
light and pleasant apartment.
DR.. Wile's Taro Food company is
sending to all customers a panorama
picture of Waikiki Beach The COM
pany expects to distribute 100000 of
these pictures during the year.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
No. /, Scottish Rite, will hold a special
1Neeting this evening with work in the
fourth and fifth degrees. All visiting
brethren now in the city are invited to
attend
Copies have been received at the
Governors office of the two bills in
troduced by Delegate Kuhio. one ap-
$4,000 for a lighthouse and
range lights in Honolulu harbor. and
the other appropriating 100000 to build
a lighthouse on Makapuu point.
Captain John Joseph Pershing of
the United States army who was re-
Gently married to the daughter of Sen
ator Warren of Wyoming, will pass
through Honolulu with his bride on
the next Korea, bound for the future
home of the couple in Tokyo, Japan.
Lieut.. Gordon Kimball, 18th U. S. |
Cavalry, a passenger aboard the trans
port Sheridan, passed through Honolu-
lu in 1898 as a member of the famous
Utah Battery, and served with dis |
tinction in the Philippines. He was
afterwards given a Iieutenancy in the |
regular service and is now a first lieu |
tenant.
Governor Carter has at last received |
his annual report, a consignment of |
five hundred copies of the document |
coming to him on the transport Sheri- |
Ian. 1t is a neat little volume of 146 |
pages, handsomely printed and bound |
n paper. At the back there is large |
Older map of the islands, which alone |
will make the report valuable for refer
ence libraries, and there is inserted al
20 a kind of blue book or roster of the |
officials of the Territory.
The illness of Miss Alice Campbell
ane, to her side. Honolulu was left at
moments notice. there fortunately
)eing a steamer in port at the time.
Twas passing strange that Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane should sail this
way as her sister, Mrs. Henry Foster
button, was contemplating a sail to-
ward the islands. Howbeit. We lose not
he one fair matron, but gain another,
md many warm welcome will there
% for Mrs Macfarlane.-CalI