The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-15

y paper should place their an :
= nouncements with the Gazette
* Company not later than nine :
X o'clock tonight. Large adver- ,
x tisements can not be received :
q on Saturday night.
90 o. &
90 @ X ~ X x X X X X 80 O G
O. St. John Gilbert is stopping at tn,
Young hotel.
The city banks will cash registered
treasury warrants at par.
The Symphony Club meets this even
ing in the clubrooms, Haalelea Lawn
Polynesian Encampment No. 1, I. Q
o. F., meets this evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall
The Territorial grand jury will sit al
10 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, September
10. 1905, instead of today.
/ J. P. Cooke and family yesterday re-
turned from Maui, where they had
spent most of the summer.
Zeno K. Myers is favorably mention
ed for the yet vacant place on the
Hawaii Promotion Committee.
Island people who have registered at
the Young today are A. Lidgate, w. G..
Ogg, James Ogg, all from Hawaii.
: Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Bidgood of
the Haleiwa hotel are at the Young.
Miss E. L. Post of Denver is with
them
The wife of Enoch Johnson who is
serving a sentence for gross cheat has
asked Governor Carter to pardon her
husband =
High Sheriff Henry has offered $50
reward for the delivery to Oahu prison
OF Tin Sun, the escaped Chinese high
way robber.
The Library will close for the circu-
lation of books on Saturday, Sept. 10th
at 1 p. m. The reading room will re-
main open as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rolph and
Mr.. Gartley and wife, We're the guests
at dinner party given by Mr.. Lewis
at the Young hotel last evening.
Attorney General Andrews Yesterday
notified Judge Kepoikai of Maui that
the government was ready to try the
Douse murder case Immediately.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Central Union church will give
reception this evening All members
and their friends are cordially invited.
Mr.. Alexander Young, Mrs Young
and Miss Young have taken their
apartments at the Young Hotel for the
winter. Their Waikiki residence was
closed yesterday
meeting of the Chautauqua Liter
AIRY Circle will be held at Central I'm
ion church parlor at p. m. today, when
all wishing to take up the ensuing
years reading will be welcome.
Among the recent prominent arrivals
~
England: VIM. Bush and wife, New
York City; H. r. Robertson, Portland,
Oregon: B. r. Banning, Berkeley, Cal
A meeting of the subcommittee of
he Republican Central Committee on |
revision Of rules will be held at Re- |
publican headquarters at p. m. to-
lay. Special invitations have been sent |
% Secretary Atkinson, George w. |
Smith, Clarence Crabbe and others,
Frank c. Bertelmann was arrested |
,y U. S. Marshal Hendry yesterday |
afternoon on fresh charges of person.
iting Federal officers for obtaining |
money from Asiatics. At the last Fed |
.ral term he was acquitted on trial I'M
Ter several indictments for the same |
,ffense.
Captain A. Yost was a returning pas
'enger on the Buford He is domiciled |
n handsome suite at the Young, his
I'D quarters. The captain entertained |
1t dinner at the Young on Wednesday
everal army officers from the Buford
Among them were a number of old |
ime friends.
Fred. c. Smith, passenger agent of
he o. r. & L. Co., is invited to at
end the annual meeting of the Amer
can Association of General Passenger
nd Ticket Agents, to be held the
middle of October in the City of Mex
CO. The body will make tour of
fexfco. Unfortunately Mr.. Smith will
e unable to attend.
Mr.. ]. B. Wainwright and wife of
It. Louis, Mo-, are recent arrivals in
honolulu. Mr.. Wainwright, who is an
traveller, is very much i'm
ressed with the scenery and advan-
ages of Hawaii, this being his first
isit to the islands They are stopping
t the Young, which, Mr.. Wainwright
eclares, is equal in elegance of APP
ointment and up-to-date service to
he best hotels of Europe and the
aainland. They expect to remain here
ntil the last of September and posi-
ly longer.