The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

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The band will play as usual this aft
ernoon at the baseball game.
About 1868, 900 in dividends was mad
payable yesterday on domestic stocks
William Mckinley Lodge No. s, 4
hail.
| j. c. Searle, late sheriff of Hawaii
may take the management Of a plan
! tation.
! Don't forget that tonight is the las
| night of the Curtis Novelty Company
at the Orpheum.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs ar
occupying the Schaefer cottage a
Waikiki for the summer
Mrs. a. F. Judd and daughter have
gone to Kauai for visit of two weeks
to the Gay and Robinson folks.
There will be reception in honor OF
the occupancy of the new immigration
station at that place Monday after
noon.
Ewa's bonded Indebtedness wiz be
wiped out today by the redemption OF
the last 100000 of the plantatfon's
bonds
Oahu Railway will run special
trains on the 4th at reduced rates,
both to the Haleiwa Hotel and the
boat races.
Mr.. Jess Woods has retired from the
sporting columns of the Advertiser and
will be succeeded for the summer by
Ernest n. Smith.
Already this year the mutual benefit
association Of employees of the Rapid
Transit Co. has expended over $500 in
sick and disabled benefits.
Alex. K. Aona consents that the di-
vorce case brought against him by Ell
len K. Aona may be heard at any time
without further notice to him.
The lowest rates ever offered for a
visit to the volcano are now being ad-
vertfsed by Trent e Co. The crater
IS reported to be quite active now, too.
The marriage of Miss Esther Lando
and Mr.. Jules Levy will take place
IN Sunday evening at the residence
If the brides parents, Beretania
street.
John NJ. bingham is suing the Rap
d Transit Co. for damages of $10,- |
52.25 for violent election from a car, |
s alleged. on May Z. E. A. pouthitt |
las the case.
The dove season opens today and |
arge numbers of sportsmen will start |
If to the country places today and |
emain over until tomorrow in the |
ope Of filling their game bags.
E. j. Breckenridge, a Rapid Transit
onductor, fell into an unlighted gas
ipe trench on Thursday night and got
bad cut on the forehead. DR.. Yost |
ressed the wound, taking sixteen
titches.
Capt. Frank Dalton, motorman on the
.apid Transit system, is erecting q
tone dwelling on his lot on the Palolo
act, near the corner of Waialae road
nd 10th avenue. The material is OBJ
tined on the ground.
This is the evening for the big Chi
csc speech meeting to discuss the |
eiestial Empires home question of
oycotting American trade in the
rent of a renewal of stringent Chinese
lclusion by the United States.
Through c. Brewer & Co., it's agents,
lie Wailuku Sugar Co. has made a
ve-year contract with the Kahului
abroad Co, under which the line will {
) run to the mill for facilitating the
of sugar to Kahuiui har-
IT. IL
The engagement has been announced {
Miss Clark, daughter Of Captain
ark of the Oceanic steamship dock,
Id Prof L. c. Rowland of Oahu {
ollege. Miss Clark is instructor Of 4
attn at the College, and both are L.
C. graduates.
Members of Honolulu Local Union
D. 745 of Carpenters and Joiners are
,reby called to be present at the
gular meeting to be held July 8, 1905, :
the purpose of electing new Off
rs for the ensuing term, and to
ar reports of officers.
Major Milsaps will conduct the SER
ces of the Salvation Army tomorrow,
lich will be as follows: 10 a. m,
1890 p. M, Oahu Peniten-
Try; .. M, Young Peoples Legion;
y |
vitation is given for all to attend.
Rev. w. E. Crabtree, who is so
UGH enjoyed at the Christian church,
S been secured by the Y. NJ. c. A.
r the o'clock meeting for men
d boys. His subject will be
Wages" The supper following the
eeting was enjoyed by "a last Sun
V, SO provision will be made for 40
morrow.
yesterday negotiations for the plac-
, of McBryde bonds We're all but
npleted. The Bank of Hawaii will
ierwrite $4,000 of new bonds and
ire the same amount of those out
nding. This operation will not put
plantation on a dividend-paying
lis. condition which is said to be
for eighteen months hence.
K. Nahale, who was defeated in
running for deputy sheriff of North
ma in the Hawaii county election,
taken the oath under license as an
orney of the lower courts, before &
trict Magistrate George Clark at =
ilua. Twenty years ago he held a
liar license He is now going to ~
ka anpIica ton for admission to q