The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-05

the Rye as an encore; address, b.
Rev CARTS E Shields: instrumental
| trio-Beethoven's -'Larghetto from sec
! end symphony Mrs. R T. Nose
(violin). Carl 5. Smith CceIlo) am
. Mrs. J. T Lewis (piano}; vocal duet
Bonnie Doon''-by Mrs. Lewis anC
Mrs Louise Hapai; song-''Gae Brin.
| Ne a Pint O Wine"-by g p. Lillicoe
with Ny Love She's but a Lassie Yet
as an encore: vocal quartet-"Annit
Laurie''-by J. Wheelock Marsh ten-
. orr. W. H. Beers (tenor). G. A Coo
(baritone) and Otis English (basso)
recita tion-.'At the Concert''-by Mrs
Curtis. A dance followed the concert
ITEMS.
The Tribune says the letter of Cap
| tain William Matson to Collector E. r.
Stacka BILE of Honolulu, regarding the
| 81 Gamer for the Honolulu business,
does not refer to the proposal which
Mr. McCandless put before the Homo
lulu Merchants Association, but is an
| entirely different proposition. Mr. Mat
son already has a steamer purchased
for the San Francisco-Hilo-Hon
run. now being overhauled at San
Francisco, fitted with oil burners, etc,
preparatory to putting it into commits
sion"
| Tom Cook is to be appointed the
| representative of the Public Works
Department in Hilo when Mr.. Gere
| leaves.
Allan Herbert, a Honolulu kamaaina.
is in town.
Some miscreants visited the courts
of the Hilo Tennis Club some time
during Tuesday night and destroyed
property of considerable value besides
carrying for some distance outside the
grounds the lockers of the members.
After doing the damage at the courts
they went to the residence of J. w.
Mason and threw one of the outhouses
over into the school lot.
Bishop Hamilton and Rev. ]. w
Wadman of the NJ E. church, after a
days stay in Hilo, went to the VOL
cano.
E E. Richards was around with the
usual subscription list for the support
Of the Hilo Library and Free Reading
Room on Tuesday and raised about
$500. with more promised.
Charles Hoswell, for the past five |
years engineer at Pepeekeo has ten
Gered his resignation and been sue |
ceeded by Frank Dunn, lately on Ma
III. Mr. Hoswell was first an engineer |
at Pepeekeo during the time Along |
had the plantation, in fact this is the |
third time he has resigned and left |
the place and twice he returned. Mr.. |
Dunn, who succeeds him. was with the |
Honolulu Iron Works when c. c. Ken
redy was in the same employ. Mr. |
is undecided as to his next
location, but it will be either the Phil
ippineS or Cuba.
Judge Dole and Clerk Hatch of the
Federal Court arrived on the kinau
for the purpose of going through the
formality of opening and closing the
court. Judge Dole has gone over to
Eben Lows for fortnight.
The portion of the road near Dollo-
ways Halfway House, on the Kau
side of the volcano has been accepted
by the government after many annoy
ng delays.
Reconstruction of st. Joseph's Cath
bic church on Bridge street is pro-
crossing. Owing to the moving back
If the building d few feet and the re-
arranging of the positions of the two
overs, or rather the spires replacing
hem. account will have to be taken |
II the changes in navigation charts
md Instructions, because heretofore
earrings have been taken by navi-
gators upon the tower of the HALL
hurch as seen looking between the
Catholic church towers.
According to NJ Sato, a prominent |
ocal Japanese, the japanese govern
nent has modified it's law which per-
nitted only leo of it's citizens to leave
~ any one steamer for America, and
the number to 500. His gov
looks With disfavor upon emil
ration to the mainland, and, he
kinks, increasing the number permit
ed to come is coupled with a require {
1ent to stay in Hawaii for a stated I
ERIN OF years. t
Word has been received by friends
Il this city of a dinner party given ]
I Washington, d. c., on January II,
D former residents of Hilo. Those I
resent are understood to have been: f
Irs. Furneaux, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
NTH, Mrs. Ridgway. Mrs. VIM. A Y
.odenberg, Mrs. DR.. Hayes and Prof. O
Ienshaw +
Pleasant street from Waianuenue to Z
lie rock crusher is being opened and t
improved by Supervisor n. X. Lyman. j,
n. Lyman is given credit for having a
ade a good showing for work done
/ the county roads. y
Mrs. c. c. Kennedy and Master c
ruce Kennedy are expected to arrive S
Hilo by the next Enterprise from a:
eir trip to the Eastern States. a
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