The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A big shark is now on view at the
Aquarium.
John D. Spreckels may arrive in the
Alameda on visit to his father.
Mrs. Hatch and two children left in
the Aorangi for British Columbia.
S. NJ. Damon sailed in the Aorangi
and will return by way of San Fran
cisco.
James L. Brett Of Theo. Davies & Co.
departed for Vancouver by the Aorangi
yesterday.
DIR. E. l.. Hutchinson will be away
on his vacation at Haleiwa Hotel a
part of next week.
Kamehameha Lodge Of Perfection No
/, A and A. S. R.. will hold meeting
this evening at 1880.
| F. H. Humphris, father of DR.. Hum
phris, left for England after prolong-
ed visit to the islands.
/ All Cheong was fined $50 and costs
in the police court yesterday for selling
opium without a license.
The Board of Education will meet
this afternoon and pass upon a report
/ VI the teachers COLlIIllllcc
The Spalding baseball cup has been
handed over to the Honolulu Athletic
Club, last years champions.
A shark about twelve feet long was
caught. off the reef yesterday and is
now on exhibition at the Aquarium.
John Richardson accompanied his
daughter, Miss Ivy Richardson, to Ho-
,%1 or,f act
day.
G. B. Robertson, former editor and
proprietor of the Maui News, arrived
yesterday to engage in small farming
on this island.
B. T. Rogers, manager of the British
Columbia Sugar Refining Co.. of Van
lcouver, was a passenger to Vancouver
by the S. S. Aorangi.
Oio, one of the fortunate natives in
getting a homestead lease in Palolo
Valley, was once Queen Liliuokalani's
lagent in that locality.
A Federal subpoena has been issued
for Corporal Hitchings, now in San Di-
ego. as a required witness in the Camp
Mckinley counterfeiting cases.
d
,ins, wife and sister of c. j. Hutchins
the insurance agent, left in the Aorang
for a years visiting on the Coast.
J John K. Wilder, last of the three
Wilder brothers prominently identified
with the building up of Honolulu, /:
seriously ILL., He is II years Of age.
Kong Kok, who is on trial for as
sault with intent to commit murder
waived examination in the police cour
, yesterday, and his case will be SEN
to the grand jury.
The Alewa land in the Nuuanu val
: ley is being plated by o. L. Soren
son, assisted by Mr.. Oliet and tw'
helpers 1t has been found that tn
l level of this land is below that of tn
! new Nuuanu reservoir, which can b
utilized to supply the water.
County Attorney Douthitt has fur
7 nished W. A. Kinney, attorney TO
ICounty Treasurer Trent, form of sub
mission of facts to the Supreme Cour
| for testing the legality of a blanke
Warrant. It's basis is a warrant to pa,
, 1.-TWO electric light station men.
Civil Service examinations will b
held in the near future for the posi-
ton of carpenter and storekeeper, tn
salary being 800 a month. Applica
ton blanks and all information ca
be had at the u. S. Engineer Depart
Iment, Room S., Young Building.
At the Honokaa term Attorney Can
e Smith challenged the array of gran
Jurors. Judge Matthewman. though h
e had previously ruled in another cas-
THAT certain grand jurors were no
, American citizens from having bee
. naturalized by circuit judges, denie
1.-THE challenge on the ground that it wa