The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-18

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Wild West Show this afternoon. .
The Honolulu Times for August viii
| be out today.
Visit the cowboy carnival today at
Kapiolani Park
Governor John T. Baker came in on
the Mauna Kea.
Senator W. J. Coelho of Maui is here
to view the feet.
C. B. Hall of Phillips & Co. is back
from trip to Hawaii.
f. c. LIE Blond, a well known attor-
ney OF Hilo, is in town.
John Hind of Hawaii Mill arrived
from the Big Island yesterday.
Rev. Stephen L. Desha and daughter
of Hilo are visitors in the city.
Supervisor John T. Moir and family
are here from Hawaii to see the sights.
County Auditor G. K Mcguire of Ha-
waii and Mrs. Mcguire arrived from
Hilo yesterday.
George II. Robertson and John T.
Moir were callers on Governor Frear
yesterday at the Capitol.
The Board of License Commissioners
has granted a license TO I. Sumeda and
T. Iwanada TO manufacture sake
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, e.
in Waverley block this evening at 1880.
The total water rate collections for
the first fifteen days of July were
about S4I, 900. This is considered very
good indeed.
J. NJ. Vivas Of Waikiki has come to
town to attend to some professional
matters relating to his law practise in
the Valley Isle.
r: K. Bonine, the moving picture
man, came to town in the Mauna Kea
yesterday. He will get some pictures
of feet life while here.
The eldest son of Johannes Eckardt
of the Queen s Hospital is among the
crew of the Virginia, one of the war
ships that went over TO Lahaina.
John D. Trenor, who is looking into
the matter of immigration in the Is
lands, returned from trip to Maui and
Hawaii, accompanied by Royal D.
Mead.
Judge Ballou of the Supreme Court
got a sprained ankle yesterday after
noon while playing tennis at the Pleas
anton during the reception OF Captain
and Mrs. Rees.
Robert Hind and Mrs Hind and fam
lily arrived N town yesterday. They,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Mcguire, are TO tour the world, Ieay
ing here in a few weeks.
W. c. Peacock & Company have with
.f4.oFs 70 ba !
cense Commissioners withdrawing their
application for restaurant license for |
the Royal Annex premises.
The fireworks display viii commence
this evening at s o'clock instead of /
$50, as heretofore published. The dis
play will be given on the gore lot adj |
joining the Palace Square.
Miss Louie Stacey speaks tomorrow
at 4 p. m. at the Kilohana Art League;
subject, ''What is Meant by THE I
Blood of Jesus Cleanseth from All |
Sin. - Admission free. Collection for
expenses.
No meeting of the teachers com
mittee of the Board of Education has
vet been held. The sickness of School
Inspector Baldwin has DELAYED the
of reports on which this
committee viii act
John Roon1anis. whose eyes were in
ured at the Volcano House, was
brought to Honolulu on the Mauna
zea yesterday and taken to the
queen s Hospital There Is hope on
he part of DR.. G. B. Wood that both
Eyes may be saved.
The decorations In the windows of
-soshima. on Fort street, show a Tori
gate such as is seen everywhere IN
Japan. In the makai window there is
In arrangement of cannon made OF mat
ing. with the word +" Aloha formed
n china dishes, surrounded by a frame
work of fans.
Owing to all the clergy of the do
-ese being required at st. Andrew s
athedral tomorrow morning at IL
} clock TO join IN the conservation ser /
rice, there viii be no service at St
lements' church az that hour, as is
usual. st. Clements people will please
ittend the Cathedral service instead.
There viii be Sunday-school at 10
clock and evening service at 1870