The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Miss K. Allen returned yesterday
from HiIo.
Doctors Russell and Stow arrived in
the Kinau from Hilo.
Judge Charles F. Parsons of the
Fourth Circuit, Hilo, is in town.
Today the Roman Catholics observe
the Feast of ST. Joseph, patron of the
church.
Morris Rosenberg's case is continued
in the Federal court until after disposal
of the demurrer of Capt. Bray.
T. S Deputy Marshal Roenitz re-
turned from Maui yesterday with three
japanese prisoners charged with peon-
age
Beginning next Wednesday, the de-
parture of the steamer Alameda. every
three weeks, will be at 10 instead of
a. m.
Demosthenes Lycurgus informs r. H
Trent & Co. that the Kilauea crater
had not failed in activity a single
night for three weeks.
There will be services at the Chris
tan church today at II o'clock. In
the evening the congregation will join
in the union revival services. All are
cordially invited.
A suit has been brought in the L. S.
District Court by the Matson Naviga-
ton Co. against the Hilo Railroad Co.
for S,160 damages, based on freight
guarantee contract.
Sailors from the ship J. B. Thomas
have complained to District Attorney
Breckons of ill-treatment from Boyd,
the second mate, on the voyage from
Newcastle, N. S. w.
Mr. Richley Of Hilo arrived in the
Kinau, on his way to the mainland in
the interest of the koa numbering COM
pany of which he was the promoter.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Richley.
On Wednesday, May II, 1905, the
members of Theodore Roosevelt Camp
No. 1, are expected to report prompt
~ at O'Clock p. M, at the Camp
quarters, to discuss some matters of
great interest to all concerned.
Kawaiahao Seminary will close this
year on May the 30th, and reopen on
August 81, week in advance of its
regular dates. The closing exercises
will take place on Monday evening,
May 20. commencing at 7:30.
There will be an industrial exhibit
ton and sale of fancy work, lauhala
weaving, etc, in the grounds of the
Kawaiahao Seminary on Monday af-
ternoon. May 22nd. The Hawaiian
band will play during the afternoon.
"a Tremendous Certainty is Pastor
Wadman's subject this morning in the
First NJ. E. church. corner Beretania
and Miller streets, at IL a. m. Mr..
Butler. the we'll known soloist of the
Ostrom party, will sing. All welcome.
Through the kindness of Commander
Thos. Dowdell of the S. S. Alameda
the Seamens Institute has received
donation of $1,000 the proceeds Of a
collection at a concert given on the
Alameda's last voyage to San Fran
cisco.
A general meeting is called of all
Odd Fellows residing in this juris- |
diction 10 assemble in Odd Fellows |
hall tomorrow at o'clock for the |
of organizing an association
to entertain visiting members of the !,
order.
The Honolulu Gas Company will
open its plant today at noon at which
time the work of making the gas for
the big tanks will begin There will
De some little ceremony connected with
The lighting of the fires. Besides the
officials of the company number of
invited guests will be on hand to watch
he experiment.
The Myrtle Boat Club is preparing
% present next December The Idols
Eye" one of Frank Daniels's success
IS 1t will be produced at the Opera
House. possibly under the direction OF
Sonny Cunha and W. d. Adams,
both of whom will take part ''Hoot
Nom one of the most unique charac-
ers in the opera may be taken by Guy
livingston. who is built for the part.
Persons wishing to make use of the
Z W. c. A. vacation house at Wahi-
wa this summer, are requested to
make their applications as soon as
'ossible with Mrs. H. c. Brown, the
-eneral secretary. A number of per-
ons have already signifed their inten-
ion of spending short vacations there.
here will also be general camping {
arties at the Y w. and Y NJ c. A. /
ouses during June and July
Young Brothers will give moonlight ,
arse dance. Friday evening, May 10,
'05 Barges will be anchored in the
arbor and launches will transport '
ancers to the barges every fifteen I
linutes commencing at 7:30 p. m. from
ne Queen street boat landing. Re- ,
'eshments will be served. special mu-
c on hand and a good time is guaran- L
led. Tickets for the dance can be i
ecured at the boat landing that even i