The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-07
LOCAL BREViTIEs


Attorney E. A Mott-Smfth sEeturneC
in the Kinau from visit to Hawaii.
/ C. c. Kennedy, manager of Waiakes
plantation, Hilo. arrived in the Kinau
Frank B. McStocker wishes it to b,
published that he is not a candidate
for any political office,
7 Mail will be due from San Francisco
tomorrow by the Korea, and mail Il
| that point by the Siberia.
A spacious building is going up on
Liliha street where DR.. Wile's taro
flour will be manufactured.
! Mrs. j. W. Short leaves on the trans
| port Logan for the coast and Will
travel throughout the East.
The centenary of the death of Schil-
Ter. the German poet, will be celebrat-
ed today at the German School be-
tween three and five.
| Herbert Young has resigned his post
as waterfront policeman and gone to
the coast. The High Sheriff is looking
| for a suitable man to take his place.
The Democratic county convention
will consist of the delegates to the dis
trict conventions of the general cleo
ton, according to the decision of the
joint district committee.
There will be services at the Chris
tan church today at IL o'clock. In the
evening the congregation will join in
the union services at Central Union
Church. All are invited.
Rev. E. B. Turner will preach and
Mr.. Harry Butler, the soIoist of the
DR.. Ostrom party, will sing at the
First NJ. E. Church, corner of Miller
and Beretania streets today at II a. m.
All welcome.
After argument on Capt. Isaiah
Bray's demurrer to indictment for
making false statements on seamen's
allotment notes, by d. L. Wilmington
for defendant and District Attorney r.
w. Breckons for the United States,
Judge Dole reserved decision.
Mrs. Ernest Kopke with hei three
daughters, have gone on a visit TO
the Australian colonies, where sthey
will meet their relatives. They carry
with them many hopes and good wishes
for healthful and enjoyable journey
and happy meeting, with a safe return
home-Anglican Chronicle.
Rev. Walter c. Stewart will preach
at ST. Andrews cathedral this morn
ing. In the evening there will be a
service of special interest to men in
the interests of the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrews. Addresses will be deliver
ed by the Rev. w. H. F'enton-Smith,
the Rev. Walter c. Stewart and others.
Fanny Zeave was granted a decree
of divorce a few weeks ago by default
of her husband, who is in California.
j. j. Dunno has moved to reopen the
case, saying he had been asked to de-
fend it but had mislaid the husbands
letter and forgotten it. Mr.. Douthitt
opposed and both lawyers will file au-
thorities.
An event of Easter week which es-
capped notice at the time was an at
tempt by the japanese detective Toni
Abe, to buy lot of Easter eggs of
local drug store so as to raise such
red, blue and yellow fowls as We're
On exhibition at the time in the store
window. The drug man refused to take
his money.
Blank forms of notifications to candi-
dates with blank acceptances, have
been sent out to the political leaders
in the several islands, modelled on the
Democratic form used at the last cleo
ton, which form was the best. 1t is
the idea to have uniformity in the no.
tices, if that is possible, for conven-
fence in filing and for reference.
Our congratulations are sent to the
Editor of ST. PauPs Parish Paper, San
Francisco, on the material increase of
manifested in the late is
sue received. and in the excellent mat
ter contained in it's pages. Favorable
of Mr.. Wray Taylor as or
ganist of the church is pleasant to his
friends.-Anglican Chronicle.
The new pews which have been
pla ced in the Cathedral now complete |
the sittingS of the present building, |
but there is still need of more room |
On special occasions, and indeed for /
The ordinary Sunday morning services.
are being made to con-
.inue the nave of the Cathedral one
pay at least, but in our opinion two
pays at least should be completed. even
f a debt is incurred.-Anglican Chron-
Gle
An appeal has been taken by the
Hawaiian Trust Co, trustee of the
,ondholders and purchaser at the SAFE, |
rom Judge Robinson's allowance Of a
ee of $3.50 to NJ. T. Simonton, com
missioner of foreclosure sale of the |
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co.'S property
IS the appeal temporarily holds up a |
conveyance to the purchaser, it will be
rgued before the Supreme Court to-
borrow. The price was S95 900. so |
hat the fee is less than IL per cent. II
tut of it the commissioner paws the
uctioneer III