The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-05
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Representative ]. D. Lewis of Hilo
came in on the Kinau.
Soul is the Christian Science sub
ject of lesson sermon today.
High Sheriff Henry appointed George
Kekauoha Sheriff of Koolauloa yester-
day.
The bark Mohican which sailed for
the coast yesterday took 1855 tons of
sugar.
John c. Searle was indicted into Of
flee as sheriff of Hawaii on the first
instant.
Stereopticon observation-disclosures
japanese war scenes-at Orpheum
Monday evening.
High Sheriff Henry has appointed Geo.
Kehauho deputy at Koolauloa, to sue
coed Dick Lane, resigned.
a special February term of the u S.
District Court will be opened by Judge
Dole at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
1.-The Method of Revelation will be
Rev J. L. Hopwood's topic at the
Christian Church this evening.
Honolulu BARRIERS will try to have a
license law passed by the legislature,
hoping thus to bar out the Japanese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke are in
Pasadena, and write very enthusiast
tically concerning their sojourn there.
It is said that the poisoned water
prepared to kill Manager ]. D. Bald
win of Makaweli plantation and his
family was discovered entirely by
chance.
The inquest over the remains of va
saka Kanikichi who was killed by a
plantatio train at Laval, Kauai, Jan
uary 20, returned verdict of accident
al death.
Judge Gear is reported to be at
sanitarium in San Francisco preparing
to undergo a surgical operation. It is
said that this will delay his return to
Honolulu.
On Monday there will be a special
coaching trip to the Pail to give tour
lists who leave on the Ventura last
favorable opportunity to visit the great
scenic wonder.
Representative W. ]. Sheldon says
that Kauai will not ask much from the
legislature this year. And he adds
that Oahu has hogged the whole bust
ness in past times, anyhow.
About twenty persons enjoyed the
coaching trip to Moanalua yesterday.
The trip was an interesting one and
gave tourists an opportunity to see the
finest country estate on Oahu.
John Riley, for many years engineer
of the road roller, died at the Hospital /
for Incura bles yesterday. He was a
native of New York, but had lived for
many years in the islands, having been !
an active spirit in the old American |
League of 1893.
Mr.. Leadbeater's iIlu strated lecture |
on Thought Forms" last night was |
attended by a good sized audience BY |
special request Mr.. Leadbeater will re- ,
peat his lecture on "Reincarnation''
evening at the Young Hotel
A collection will be taken at the door. |
Governor Carter was given a sample |
Of island grown coffee yesterday by f. |
A. Kearns, formerly of the firm of |
kearns, Younghusband & Co, at Auck- |
and, New Zealand. Mr. Kearns says
hat he is confident Hawaiian coffee is
being sold in New Zealand for twenty
cents pound under the name of
Java
Ht <AtiOIIl6N 0eIefai mas nOJlTl6d h
w Holling. a solicitor for the San
Francisco Weekly Examiner. that he
must not solicit subscriptions for that
newspaper with the added inducement |
If the papers annual prize drawing.
which has proven so attractive a feat
Ire in the States. He can, of course,
solicit for straight subscriptions aside
rom the gift enterprise. Holling has
otifed his home office. and in the
meantime is soliciting subscriptions
Bids for the construction of Brewer
wharf We're opened yesterday at the
ffice of the superintendent of Public
Works. The contract for the work was
warded to Arthur Harrison, whose
id, s43, 1858 was by far the lowest re-
eived. The bids received were as fol-
ows: Cotton Brothers, $50. 1876 in 90
avs: Whitehouse, 500. 465 in 240 days:
ord & Belser. s62. 900. in 240 davs;
Ohm Walker. $62. 500 in $50 davs: De
'ries. s66.S 500 in $50 days: Arthur Har-
ison. s43,S63. in go days.