The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

y Manager Anderson of the Nahikf
rubber Co. is in town.
I'll. NJ. Ayres has joined the repor
; torial staff of the Advertiser.
The Board of Education will hold {
meeting at $3.50 this afternoon.
U. S. Marshal Hendry is perfectins
his system of office records and files.
According to Coast exchange a mum.
Der of pedigree cattle are shortly to b.
shipped to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hoogs. with two
young daughters, left in the China fol
visit to relatives and friends in Ore.
gon.
PoIynesian Encampment No 1, I. O.
u f., meets this evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. Work in the Royal Purple
degree.
1 "A denial has been given to the re-
port that c. L. Clement is going to
retlre from the conduct of the Ma
III News
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Jones, Miss Alice
Jones and 3. F. Dillingham; were
| among departing Honolulu folks in the
steamer China.
Soih TeorSe L. Sea is working on
the High Sheriffs report for insertion
| IN the annual report of the Governor
to the Secretary of the Interior.
Mrs. Kukuda Yasu has brought a
divorce suit against Kukuda Jisaku on
the grounds of intemperance and cruel
ty. They were married in Japan.
X. Anderson, the deserving sailor
from the British ship Carradale. was
returned to the vessel yesterday from
the custody of the U. S. Marshal
vacation for the rest of this month
is taken by the Court of Land Regis
tration. Judge Weaver goes to Koo-
Tau, and Registrar Howard to Maui
Execution for s437s9 in the suit of
August Ahrens VS.. J. NJ. Ezera has
been returned by A. M. Brown, sheriff,
as partially satisfied by the collection
of $1,000.
Louis Fawcett, head of the Repub-
Hcan organization Of Brooklyn, passing
homeward in the China, was enter
tanned by Attorney-general Andrews
iWniie the steamer was in port.
A proposed street curbing ordinance
for the County of Oahu makes the
penalty fine of 500, with imprison-
ment for default until the fine be dis
charged at the rate of a dollar a day.
There was unanimous reelection
or officers of the Honolulu Stock &
Bond Exchange yesterday, viz: Jas. |
r. Morgan, president; Harry Armitage. |
vice president; w. A. Love- secretary,
and Bank of Hawaii, treasurer.
Mr.. Geo. Sheppard, one of the Gazette
tvn hi
on the China for San Francisco last
evening. Slightly impaired health. the
result of close application to work, |
while acclimating has called for his re-
turn to the Coast at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena will sail for |
Japan in the Siberia on the 21st inst. |
Their daughter, Miss Daisy Ena, who
is coming from California in the same
steamer, will accompany them Upon
their return from Japan, the Enas win |
reside permanently on Pacific Heights. |
Hama, a Hawaiian woman married to
a Chinese at Kailua, Hawaii, is re-
ported to have given birth to seven
children from Thursday to Tuesday, in |
elusive. One was born Thursday. two
one Monday, two Tuesday |
and one Tuesday night. All |
are dead.
w. L. Whitney, Honolulu District |
was severely cut in the |
shoulder with the spike of a kaku-
a fish raging three feet long-while |
sailing in his gasoline launch in Pearl |
harbor on Wednesday evening. The |
fish leaped out of the water and struck
the judge in darting over him.
A japanese laborer named Fugi was
fatally injured by the derailment of a
car on the H. c. & S. Cos plantation
last Monday. He was taken to Pun
meme hospital and died in three hours.
Seven others riding on the car, which
was ahead of the engine, were in
iured and two of them are in the hos
oital. Henry Daniels, the railway fore
man, was in charge of the train. A
,oroner's jury found no blame to the
engineer.
At a meeting of the teachers COM
nittee yesterday the following assign
nents were made, subject to confirma-
ton by the Board of Education: Miss
NJ. Yoda to grammar school in place
IF Miss E. E. Stansbury, given four
months furlough: Miss Esther Goo to
school in place of Miss
Bernice Cook, on one months leave;
Miss Mary Kala to Pololu, Hawaii, in
place of Miss Louisa Kala, resigned; |
Mrs. B. K. Kaiwiaewa to Haou in place
If Mrs. F. P. Rosecrans, transferred.
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