The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-26
ADVERTISER HONOLULU MARCH % 1000
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

There was a High School entertain
ment last evening.
Mr.. Lot Kaulukou will sing the offer
tory at Central Union church tomorrow
evening.
]. B. Dias is acting as L. S. Ship
ping Commissioner in the absence of
B. Griggs Holt.
There viii be a special meeting of
the Bar Association April 5th. See
notice in this issue.
The case of Frank Turk, charged with
using high life" on dog. has been
continued until Monday.
Pacific Lodge No S22 will meet this
evening at Masonic Temple at 1880.
Work in second degree.
Archdeacon Weber will address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Frank F. Fernandes and Miss
Lulu K. Hutchinson were married
Thursday noon by Father Stephen.
Supervisor Sam Johnson had con-
struction or repairs going on at "a
places in the Honolulu road district
yesterday.
Sunday at 4:sO p. m. Archdeacon
Weber will speak at Y. NJ. c. A. hall
and Stanley Livingston will sing. All
men are invited.
The commercial department of the
High School has occupied its new
building, which was specially designed
for its purposes.
Gavin Spence, the Scottish singer,
who recently appeared before a Homo
lulu audience, will kickoff the ball in
today's Association football game.
WaimanaIo roads have been badly
damaged by this weeks rains. Be
tween the plantation and Maunawili
ranch nine bridges and culverts have
disappeared.
The Honolulu Times for April win
be out on Monday the 2Sth inst 1t
will be full of articles of Importance to
an uncommon ending
Judge Lindsay yesterday fined w.
Gilman, a native, 5000 for selling liquor
without a license The defendant had
been conducting what he termed a
social club the membership being
nineteen.
A special meeting of Lodge lie Prog |
res will be held at the Masonic Temple |
tomorrow Sunday at p. m. for the |
purpose of attending the funeral of the |
late Brother w. II. Coney. Local and |
members of the fraternity are |
invited to attend.
Judge Lyle A. Dickey has rendered |
his resignation as First District Mag /
istrate to Governor Carter to take
effect the first of June. In the mean
time, he quietly suggests, the Legisla- |
ture in special session may do some
thing not on the bills regarding the |
Honolulu District Court.
Geo. A. Davis has drafted bill to
regulate admission to the bar. It pro-
vides for a jury trial of a lawyer be-
fore he can be disbarred. Supreme
Court Justices are empowered only to
license practitioners in that court,
while Circuit Judges are to pass upon
the admission of attorneys to their
own particular bar
A very desirable. residence property |
Is to be sold at noon today, at the
'front.' entrance of the Judiciary build
ng, by judicial authority. This is the
of Chas. F. Herrick in Ke-
HaIo street, near Wilder avenue, Ma
kiki. AS will be seen by the adver-
tisement in this paper, the premises
are large and highly cultivated in fruit
.rees, while the house is a, comfortable
one. The neighborhood is unexcep-
-ionable.
Murakami and Mata, the man and
Marshal Hendry arrested on
Maui for unlawful marriage, made a
scene on being taken to Oahu Jail yes
erday morning. Murakami thought
he should have been sent to a hotel,
while the woman he is charged with
stealing from her rightful husband.
begged for a knife to end her troubles
yithal. The man chung to the hack
md only budged when Kamana, the
deputy jaiIer, had got a purchase on