The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Regular meeting of Mystic Lodge No.
omitted this Tuesday, July 4.
The Ilirnas defeated the Pioneers II
a baseball match at Lahaina, 6 10 Q.
{ Excelsior Lodge No. l, I. o. 0. F.,
will have installation services ton gar.
Capt. Johnson's company F viii fire
the Territorial saIutes at sunrise and
high noon.
Miss Edith L. Perkins has been ap-
pointed stenographer to County Attor-
ney Douthitt.
The library is closed for book circu-
lation today, but the reading room will
be kept open.
japanese laborers on Honolulu plan
tation We're given yesterday and today
to celebrate Togo's victory.
Efforts to find the counterfeit coin
that j. c. Cooper said he threw into a
duck pond have so far failed
Articles for the Cleaners rumma ge
sale may be left at the Bailey building.
Alapai, street, Wednesday afternoon or
Thursday morning.
The trial of the Waikiki ejectment
suit in Judge Lindsay's court has en-
tered on its second week, with the
plaintiffs case still on.
]. S. Lows petition for $4,000 on ac-
count of counsel fee and 500 expenses
in the Parker guardianship case was
continued by Judge Lindsay to July
10.
T. NJ. Harrison for petitioners has
filed joinder in demurrer and a mo-
ton for hearing in the suit of Annie
and Keoni Williams vs. ". r.
Castle, trustee.
W. T. Rawlins, late deputy high
sheriff, has been appointed by Judge
Dole to his former position of referee
in bankruptcy, lately held by A. NJ.
Brown, now county sheriff.
notifying him Of Baron Komura's ap-
pointment as a peace plenipotentiary
With that of temporary Minister of
Foreign Affairs in his absence.
One of the features of the celebration
1T Haena, Kauai, will be display of
fireworks made by Hawaiians from
different kinds of wood found in the
orests and also on the cliffs of NapaH
Judge Dole gave a hearing TO excep-
ions in the case of Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Co. against American
Hawaiian Steamship Co. Castle q
for plaintiff, Thompson &
demons for defendant.
F. L. Johnson. book-keeper and cash
err of the Honolulu Dairymen's Asso-
iation, Ltd, leaves on the Kinau for |
lilo on Wednesday on a vacation for |
he sake of his health, accompanied by |
lis mother and sister Harriet.
The John Ii Estate Ltd.'s fishery |
asses were up in Judge De Bolts court |
There are eight of them, in |
which vested rights are claimed. J. |
Alfred Magoon for petitioner. Attorney |
General Andrews for Territory of Ha- |
vail.
Kinney, McC1anahan & Cooper, at |
orneys for defendant in the case of W. |
Z. Castle. trustee, against Kapiolani |
Estate. Limited file exceptions to the |
roposed bill of exceptions presented |
V plaintiff to the directed verdict for
efendant.
Owing to the frau health of Mrs. s.
:. Castle the marriage ceremony on
Ionday at Puuhonua of Mr.. Wester-
cit and Miss Castle was strictly pri- |
ate Mr.. and Mrs. Westervelt have
one cut Of town for two Or three
-eeks. On their return they will re-
de with Mrs. s. \. Castle in Manoa.
Miss Edith D. King is to leave for
1e coast shortly. She will have a sale
E Nettie W. Kings fine porcelain /
ainting. and her own dainty typical
rticles in typography and water colors
t studio. 1852 Young street, beginning
thursday. July 9Th, until Saturday. It
hoped that all lovers of artistic and
-pical work viii attend, as the Misses
ing are leaving the Islands peTna-
entity Il
Daniel W. Balch, of San Francisco,
Lther of George T., John A, and
aniel F. Balch and of Mrs. VIM.
thompson of Honolulu, died last night
this city. He came here a month
70 for his health but the effects of a
we're operation. which he underwent
ST January, could not be overcome.
he remains will be sent TO the coast.
r. Balch was a 49er and was prom
ent business man of the Pacific