The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-28
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kinley Lodge, K. of P, this evening
The Palama chapel entertainment
which was to be given May L has beer
postponed until May 8, 1906.
i Supervisor Adams will bring from
4 the Coast 5000 pounds of paper for bal
/ lots in the coming elections.
| District Attorney Breckons has beer
seized with the grip, from which his
youngest child has also been severely
| i'll.
Judge Dole will resume term ses-
sions of the Federal court on Monday,
which were Interrupted this week by
his Illness.
A suggestion is made that the Queen
Emma place in Nuuanu Valley, adver-
tised to be sold at auction, be retaina ed
by the Government for public park.
J. H. Schnack has sold eight more
lots in block Z, Kafmuki tract, to the
Catholic Corporation of Oceania, Ltd.
as the Catholic Mission Incorporated is
now known. The price was $780,
A special meeting of the Social Sci
ence Club has been called to meet to-
night at the residence of w. o. Smith,
to consider the subject of the five con-
demned Koreans, and what should be
done concerning them.
The band will play this afternoon at
the baseball games. Tomorrow the
band will go for the whole day 10
Waianae, leaving Honolulu at nine
o'clock in the morning and returning
at 10 o'clock in the evening.
Charges against Deputy Sheriff Geo.
K. kekauoha of Laia have been sent
forward for service. He is accused OF
various distractions of the course of
justice, with trying to settle a GRIM
inal case out of court for $3.50 and With
misconduct in connection with a re-
cent arrest for murder
Notice of their reprieve for three
weeks was received by the five Koreans
under death sentence for murder with
as little emotion as was previously the
intimation of the signing of their death
warrants. one of them was reading
the Bible when the official visit of mott
hcation of reprieve was paid.
Two Korean laborers were seriously
injured at Kekaka, Kauai, on Wednes-
day by a blasting accident. One sus-
tanned broken leg, besides injuries |
about the head and face. The other |
They We're taken to Waimea hospital !
and it is hoped both will recover.
Joe Cook, Portuguese police officer, |
died suddenly al Hilo at 2 a. m sun |
day. He was on duty all day Satur- |
day apparently in perfect health. His |
Wife was awakened by his groans and |
aroused the house and DR.. Irwin was
summoned, but death had ensued be- |
fore his arrival. Joe Cook was an old |
on Maui, had served several |
Years on the Hilo police force, and was
4 good and faithful officer.
Hilo's water system is a source of |
great satisfaction to the residents of
he city. HonoluIu's system has been |
30 affected by drought the past few
weeks that fire engines were employed
o pump wateg from the lower levels
nto the reservoir On account of the
act that the water supply for Hilo
originates in a cold, limpid stream
bringing from the solid rock, whose
low is never in the slightest degree
-ffected either by heavy rainfall or
rought, and that in its derivation
rom the rock and distribution to the
onsumer, it is so protected as to main
ain its absolute purity, this city has
water system that in these important {
articulars can challenge comparisons
18th any system anywhere.-Tribune.