The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-14

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! J. A Mcguire, the Kona ranchn.an,
is in town.
! Senator and Mrs. ]. D Paris of Ko-
ia are visiting the city.
1t has been cold this week on the
ether islands as well as on Oahu
James Keanu was injured at Honau-
nau on Thursday by being thrown from
a wagon
I Waterhouse & Kopke are having an
Prtesian well sunk at Kalihi TO irrigate
Ftaro lands.
Fukushimi will take fifteen japanese
wrestlers to Hilo and hold tournaments
on the island of Hawaii I
W. w. Bruner, the coffee man, and
F. Gaspar. a well-known ranchmah of
Kona. arrived in the Hall.
w F. Drake, deputy collector of in
ternaI revenue, returned from an Off |
cial trip to Kona in the Hail.
Attorney Avon Crook, who is now
located and practicing law in Lihue, |
Kauai, is in town for a few days.
Yesterday c. Henry White was COM
missioned by Governor Carter as Sec
ond District Magistrate for East and
West Kau. island of Hawaii
Besides his work on the Code Com |
mission and regular court duties, Chief
Justice Frear has on his hands the II
preparation of his annual report.
But one bid was received by the Su-
perintendent of Public Works yester-
day for furnishing electric supplies to
the Territory, namely that of E. o.
Hall & Son.
Honolulu Athletic Club is making in
quiry why the Rapid Transit and the
Spalding cups are not delivered to it,
since its baseball team won them with
he championship pennant of 1904.
A large amount of securities changed
hands on the stock exchange yester-
DAY. Prices of several sugar stocks 4
vent up, probably under the influence
If the rise in sugar above five cents.
The Y. NJ. c. A. elected eighteen
new members Monday and eight more
AVE already applied. Fred Haley, the
lew physical director, is deservedly
2opular and gymnasium classes are q
growing.
The Round Table Study at the Y. NJ
:. a. tomorrow, at five. will be led by
Jr. t. r. Robinson, followed by tea
t six. Subject, from catching fish to
atching men. Last Sunday fifteen
tayed to tea. Y
h. r. Bath, plumber was on clutches
tending to business yesterday Last
ieek he sustained an accident sprain-
1g an ankle and stretching the liga-
rents in one leg. He was confined to
ed three days.
Royal School defeated Kaahumanu
chool at baseball yesterday. IS to T.
At the installation of officers of Ho-
oIulu Commandery, K. T.. c. S. Hail.
stiring Commander was presented |
18th P. C.'s jewel.
The Baker ejectment case was on
faI at Kailua when the Hall left
lerdA plaintiffs sclaim damages
sainst the education and police au-
lorities Tor turning them out of a
hooIhouse in which they had doni-
led themselves
G. Roenitz. second office deputy of
e L. S. Marshal, brought from Ha-
ali two Japanese, Imasita and Kubo.
rested at Holualoa, North Kona, for
ncealing liquor illfcitly distilled. The
oner Judd this morning.
Mrs. W. F. Frear will give a series 81
eight talks on Browning at EngIe- 81
lie, beginning March 1. The entire 81
ries will be given for 81 for each per- u
n attending. This will be for gentle
Ell as well as ladies. Those intending
take in the series are asked to no su
y the general secretary as soon as
ssible. d
Alexander Cray of the Board of Ag-l z
culture reports on January IL that @
nee December %. 1904, twelve steam z
lips and sailing vessels arrived in Z
rt from outside the Territory, bring Q
g 5159 packages of fruits and vege- -
bles and 1415 cocoanut plants. Thei .
'ove vessels came from the mainland, g
nina, Japan, Philippine and Palmyra 4
ands, -