The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-20

Water is low in the city reservoirs.
David L. Meyer is foreman of the
grand jury at Waikiki.
Turned Up" at the Orpheum to-
night. Camille" tomorrow evening.
Lyle A. Dickey has had an attack
of appendicitis and will go to the
Queens Hospital for treatment.
The San Jose Mercury and the Her.
aid of the same city are offering trips
to Hawaii as prizes for lady teachers.
Mrs. ]. w. Mcdonald will leave in
the Siberia for her old home in Nova
Scotia, to be absent two or three
months.
Work in rebuilding the Onomea
sugar mill lately burned down is max
ing good progress under direction of
Manager Moir and Engineer Cant.
William Dunbar, who lately went to
work for Wailuku Sugar Co. sustained
stroke of paralysis last Wednesday
and was taken to Malulani hospital.
The Seeing Honolulu car will pass
over the street car system again this
afternoon, starting from in front of
Trent & Co.'S office on Fort street at
Els o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrison wish
to thank the many friends who so
kindly assisted with help and sympa-
thy during the recent illness and death
of their son,
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
had on his desk a very handsome sill
yer inkstand in the form of bulldog
pistol mounted on hardwood base. 1t
is a pretty ornament.
c. M. Cooke has provided funds for
building pavilion at Leahi hospital,
for the outdoor treatment of tubercu-
losis, suggested as desira BILE some time
ago by DR.. A. n. Sinclair.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H, Division
No. 1, meets this evening at S p. m.
in the c. B. Z. Hall. All members
are requested 10 attend this meeting,
as some very important matters are
to be discussed
The weekly Tantalus sightseeing
coach will go up the mountain tomor-
row morning, starting from the Ha-
waiian and Young hotels and Promo
ton Committee rooms at half-past |
nine in the morning.
Wong Hong, the third Chinese want |
ed for conspiracy to defeat the i'm |
birthday certificates, was arrested yes
terday morning. Before Commission |
er w. B. Mailing he waived examina
ton and took committal, being released |
ON $1,000 bail.
Yesterday a cablegram was received |
from George w. Smith stating that ne |
had reached San Francisco. E. A
McInerny is with him. These two
ii, Jora
sent to urge the refunding bill will |
come home on the Korea, leaving San |
Francisco March %.
Bishop Restarick has divulged a
scheme for completing st. Andrews
cathedral by the addition of two bays.
The search for stone abroad has been |
abandoned, it having been discovered /
hat an island stone comparing favor
able with the English material in the
I'D part-and indeed some of it being Il
mingled therewith-can be obtained. II
There is a fund of $4,000 in bank draw
ng 1-2 per cent. interest, besides
which there are unpaid subscriptions |
If $4,000. Only about $500 more will be
needed.
Among the passengers for the Orient
PASSING here on the last Manchuria |
we're l.. H. Smith and family, en- route
home to Chefoo. Mr.. Smith, who is |
brother of George w. Smith, is man.
ger of the Russian Bank at Chefoo, |
here he has lived for a great num-
YER of years past. He was one of the
hree residents of Chefoo understand
ng Russian who aided in the succor
f the Russian refugees from Port |
Arthur after the surrender. Those |
,eople We're starving and were prac- |
ically penniless when they reached
,hefoo.