The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-29
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The band will play tomorrow
Thursday evening at the Moana
Hotel.
Hawaiian Lodge No. u tonight. Worl
in the, third degree.
There was a weak and slow stock
market yesterday. Another drop in
raw sugar occurred yesterday.
st. Andrews Cathedral choir will
hold a practice rehearsal of Easter
music at sis sharp this evening.
DR.. Walters was called by wireless
to Kohala and left On the Kinau yes
terday. He will return on Saturday.
F'ifty-four bottles of beer were
found by the police in a japanese
blind pig raided last night in Kakaa-
ko.
Attorney General Andrews will pre-
sent a report to the Supreme Court on
the charges against Attorney Magoon
at the opening of the April session on
Monday.
The Roumanian gypsies are still
tented at Kewalo, being visited daily
by crowds. It is said they brought a
large amount of treasure with them
from the mainland.
One OF the features of the exhibition
dance to be given by Mrs. Gums pu-
pills at the Hawaiian opera house on
Saturday the 18th inst, will be bal
let by twenty-four little girls repre-
senting the Seasons. in fancy cos
tunes.
The officers of the local corps of the
salvation Army are arranging for a
half-night of prayer to take place at
their hall, corner of King and Nuua-
nu streets tonight. commencing al 8 80
O'Clock. The public are cordially invit-
ed to attend. Christians are especial
ly urged to be present.
The Waikiki Sugar Co. has award
ed the contract for a new nine-roller
sugar mill. with Scott cutters and Kra-
jewsky crusher. to the Honolulu Iron
Works co. Milliken Bros, of New
York viii erect an iron building for
the mill. A local expenditure of about
100000 is implied in the improvements.
Articles of Incorporation of the Kau-
al Honey Company We're filed with the
Treasurer yesterday, the incorporators
being L. st. John Gilbert, o. ST John
Gilbert, A c. Dowsett T. V. King, c.
A. Rice, and Ralph L. Wilcox. The
capital stock of the new company is
$4,000. with the privilege of increase to
$4,000
Goo Kim, Chinese vice consul, has
filed a voluntary petition in bankrupt
cy. He gives his assets as S6330.05 and
liza abilities 4,235.06. Goo Kim has con-
Quoted a general merchandise and tail
oring business here for many years.
Once he occupied the corner of Fort
and Hotel streets, now held by Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd.
Senator Hayselden has gone to Maui
to be a witness in the trial of the
case of the people against Attorney
John Richardson, indicted for embez-
element. The case is set for trial at
Waikiki this morning, and Judge
Lindsay will preside. Senator Hay
selden is not expected to return to his
post of duty here until Saturday.
II wish to correct an erroneous state
ment in one of the evening papers,
said Governor Carter last night.
There was a list of nine men given
who We're stated to be candidates for
the office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction. This is mistake. The
names of all these gentlemen have
been mentioned to me for the place
but I do not think they can be all
called candidates. In fact, / am sure
that some of them do not know that
their names have been mentioned"
Kwong Lee Yuen, doing a general
merchandise business at King and
Smith streets, complains that on Mon
day night three or four Hawaiian boys
entered his place OF business, ran. wild
ly through the store, into the back
rooms and up the stairs, and that he
could get no explanation from them
as to their object. Also, he says he
complained to the police department.
and was told that he ran gambling
place, which he denies. The police,
however, would not acknowledge re-
sponsibility for the action of the boys.
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