The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The band viii play at Emma squar
today at 4:3e.
The Republican Central Commute
meets this evening.
A turtle was caught for the Aquari
UNI yesterday, which weighs about 80
pounds.
Misses Mabel Ena and A Leve.
have returned TO town from a visit OF
| Kauai.
/ The February number of the Para
disc of the Pacific Is, as usual, an ex
| cellent magazine.
| The Browning class conducted b.
Mrs. Walter F. Frear will meet agar
/ this evening at p. m, at Engleside.
The Stockyards will give the next
| coaching trip around the island or
| March Sth next. Price SIS for the trip
The Commercial Pacific Gable Co
now takes messages for Port Arthur,
if written in plain English or japanese,
at sender's risk
The British steamer Inverness at
San Francisco has been chartered by
the Pacific Mail Company 10 take a
cargo to the Orient.
The jury rested last night in the
Jones case and the instructions were
then considered. Argument will COM
mence this morning.
Mrs J. NJ. Dowsett, wife of Senator
DOwsett, will give a reception on Mon
day afternoon from 8 to s. The recep-
ton is for Hawaiians only.
The grand jury returned % indict-
ments before Judge Robinson yester-
day afternoon, which were placed on
the secret file pending arrests.
Seven little girls are to comprise one
of the many numbers of Miss Crosett's
Recital by singing in costume With
pretty gestures and fancy steps in a
flower song.
The Association football season is
drawing to a close. There will be only
two more games. The game today is
between Male lima and Iolani at the
football grounds. Kickoff at 3:45
sharp.
Mrs. D. W. Richards, who is visiting
the islands with her husband from
Nevada, had her leg broken by her
horse falling while she was riding out
of the crater of Kilauea on Thursday
night
Capt. Walker, of Wandering Min
strel shipwreck fame, intends going to
British Columbia to engage in the fer
tilizer business. He purposes also
publishing a book relating to islands
and reefs adjacent to Hawaii.
A New York dispatch states that the
Pacific Commercial Gable Company is
perfecting arrangements to lay a cable
from Guam to Japan, and another from
Manila to China. both to be put into
operation during the present year.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
will hold public reception for Ha-
waiians at the Campbell home, Emma
street, from 10 to u, this morning, the
occasion being the birthdays of their
Princess Kapiolani and Prince
The big shark at the Aquarium, after
living in it's tank for sixty-three days
eating, will be thrown on the
scrapheap today. A monster turtle, !
has been secured to take the place of |
the big fish.
The Village School, entertainment |
given at the Y NJ. c. A. last evening |
proved a fun-making diversion for an |
audience Wnlch CROWDED the nan 10 the |
stairway. The school was under the |
-utelage of Miss Gertrude Hall. This |
vas followed by spelling match, which |
gave a fund of amusement. Light re |
res hments were served after the pro- |
gram was finished. The entertainment |
was given by the Y. w. c. a. and Y. |
VI. G. a.
Mounted Patrolnan Fernandez tele- |
1honed in from Waikiki yesterday af- |
ernoon that fight had taken place
between a native and a Japanese and |
hat the latter had been badly hurt.
The patrol wagon was sent out to Kea-
la road. where the japanese was
ound unconscious. 1t appears that the
iatiYe had struck him in the face and
n falling the OrientaIs head had
the ground. He was removed
o the Queens Hospital and was re-
,orted last evening as being conscious
nd doing very well. The police are
ooking for the native. who escaped by
unning across the rice fields toward
Ioiliili. Kupa is believed TO be his
ame.