The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13

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Father Matthias is recovering from
illness.
| DR.. a. Mouritz, the purchaser of IA
maIo plantation, is in town.
NJ. Nolte was better yesterday. ex-
pecting TO return TO business ?, !.
Mrs Wingate Lake is expected C
return in the Sierra from San Fran
CISCO.
High Sheriff Henry may return from
| Hawaii in the steamer w. G. Hall this
morning.
The Eagles will hold their annual
| picnic at Pearl City the latter part of
his month.
Nearly 1000 shares of McBryde stock
have changed hands at IS to $S.75 the
past two days.
Princess Kawananakoa will receive
this afternoon from 3 to o'clock at
her Emma street residence.
The Honolulu Brewing Company has
registered with the Treasurer of the
Territory it's trade marks for Primo
beer.
Send steamer time card to your
friends on the mainland. Copies can
be had gratis by calling at the Gazette
office
w. B. Kincaid has left Hopp & Co.
and will depart in the Olympic today
to take a position in Il Sar Francisco
furniture house.
The Cnautauquar Literary and Sci |
entific Circle Will meet this afternoon |
at o'clock in the parlors of the Cen |
trail Union Church.
Yesterdays cablegram from E. Pol
litz & Co. to Henry Waterhouse Trust |
Co. reports raw sugar selling in New |
York at 81 cents cash.
The Bishop of Zeugma will go 10
Rome after the custom of new bish-
ops, to pay his respects to the Pope
incidentally he will tour Europe
Kondo, brought from Maui on a
charge of dist1lling okolehaO, was com
niitted by United States Commissioner
Judd to the April term of the Federal
Court
Mrs. Elise Neumann has pegun
suit for accounting of her late hue-
hands interest lis attorney in fire
claim cases against w. A Whiting
md w. T. Robinson.
A rule has been adopted by the board
IF medical examiners to hold examina-
ions for license to practice medicine
md surgery at quarterly periods and
o conduct them in English.
Fred Harrison, Edmund Norrie, Man
lei Refs, Thomas Rawlins and Fred
L. Redward celebrated the anniversary
f their arrest in 1895 as insurrection- /
SITS by dinner at the Young.
John c. Searle, the new Sheriff Iof
laval, was born in Australia dId
anne to Hawaii with his father Hn
minister. He is about As
ears of age. His early education was
Iolani College. Honolulu.
drought the visit Of the German
ruiser Cormoran two years ago the
-onolulu Brewing Company has estab-
shed its only export trade of Primo
ser Regular shipments of the brew
re made to Apia, the capital of Ger
an Samoa.
w. r. Castle succeeds August Dreier, r
tired on account of health, on thef
oard of directors of the First National \
e Cecil Brown, Mark P. Robinson,
n. Wilcox, Bruce Cartwright and
:. G.. Cooper. -
Thus far the police have been baff1ed
gaining any light upon the assault u
tn supposed robbery OF several hun
ed dollars, committed on Paul Ro-
lgues, an aged Portuguese, Il fort S
ght ago. The old man has been dis
arged from the hospital, but cannot
collect the circumstances of his mis-
venture. -
Professor George Mead of Chicago, a
10 became lost in the mountains %
ednesday night was discovered well, z
t cold and hungry, early yesterday !
1rning by Japanese servants of his @
George P. Castle, who <
d formed a searching party on their =
n initiative. One of the japanese x
l over a precipice after the rescue O
d was stunned. He had to be helped z
me and nut to bed