The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-02
LOCAL BREVITlES.

j. L. kaulukOu Is now pracllclHS Ia
in HiIo.
Letters at this office for Fl" ste
nogBapher and typewriter.
Mills Institute will give public en-
tertainment this evening.
The ever popular play, Streets of
New York" tonight at the Orpheum
The ladies of the Catholic Aid Society
will meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock III
the convent.
Japanese on Oahu plantation took a
day off yesterday to celebrate Admiral
Togo's victory.
The closing exercises of Kamehameha
Preparatory will take place this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff Vida, with. his prison
er from London, Henry kapea, Will ar
rive in the steamer Siberia today.
The Olive Branch, Rebekah Lodge,
l. o. o. F. will give a shirt waist dance
at Progress Hall, Saturday evening.
DR.. ]. T. Mcdonald has removed his
residence to the Alexander Young Ho-
tel His office and office hours remain
unchanged.
There will be an election of officers
at the Polynesian Encampment TINS
evening at the Odd Fellows Building
All members are requested TO attend
Forty tunnels are under way in the
KohaIa ditch construction, under En-
gineer OShaughnessey's direction, and
1000 feet of tunneling has been COM
pleted.
Admiral Togo's victory will be cele-
brated at Aala park this evening by
lantern mass meeting. The fete Will be
managed by Mr.. Kishi of the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free kindergarten and Childrens Ala
Association will be held this morning
at $50 in Haalelea Hall, corner OF
Richards and Hotel streets.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Christian Church, Alakea street, VIII
have an important business meeting at
the church Saturday evening at 1880.
Every member is urged to attend
The following have been appointed TO
constitute the executive committee OF
the Bar Association for the ensuing
year: E. B. McClanahan, D. L. With
ington, c. S. Dole, c. F. Peterson, ana
w. w Thayer.
French Consul Vizzavona received
many visits yesterday from people VINO
expressed their regrets concerning the
attempted assassination of president
I,oubet and King Alfonso in Paris on
Tuesday evening.
The artistic jewelry designed by Mrs
Bird will remain on view today only
and the public a9= invited to see II at
the Art League rooms between the
hours of ten and six. The pictorial ex-
hibit of the Art League continues open
to all corners both day and evening
until June 10.
All the meeting of stockholders OF the
Puma. Sugar Co. yesterday the follow
ing officers We're elected, corresponding
i; ,,arsonneI to the board of the Olaa
Sugar Co.: L. A. Thurston, president;
w. F. Dillingham; first Vice-presldehl'
A w. Carter, second vice president; A.
w. Van Valkenburg, secretary; A. Gar
vie. treasurer. and the above with a
w. T. Bottomley, G. r. Ewart and M
r. Jameson, directors.
District Magistrate c. s. Dole yes
terday rendered a decision in the Two
speed-limit cases against the Raplu
Transit CO. A fine of 500 and costs
in each. case was entered against the
defendant The theory OF average
speed between switches was not ac-
cepted. Neither was the contention
that the law of the recent session re-
peaIed the speed clause of the COM
nanv's charter 1t only placed discre-
ton win the Superintendent of PUB
lie Works and the Governor to modify
that provision. N
Mrs. Makahiki a native woman ON
nearly ninety years, is said to nave
lar of gold coin buried somewhere
across the road from the Camppell
cottage at Diamond Head. 1t oelnS
about two years since she concealed
the treasure. the exact hiding place mas
nassed from the aged woman's mind
Now with the assistance of friends,
she is hunting for her wealth, pelhS
alarmed over talk about the proposed
widening of the road. Mrs. Makahlkl
owns the lot where she buried the