The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-16
LOCAL BREvITlES.
onsul vizzayoni is now on Maui.

Justice Wilder returned from the
Volcano House by yesterdays kinau.
County Attorney Doutnitt is partly
incapacitated' from an liberated wis
dom tooth.
Edward Perry. brother Of former
Justice Perry. graduated in medicine at
Yale's latest commencement.
All members of the Catholic Benevo-
lent Union are requested to attend the
Catholic mission hall.
Time for paying water and sewer
rates without the penalty for delin-
ouency is extended until the close of
office hours on Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Wittrock of Hama has
restored the custody of the district jail
to Tailor Kahele, whom he had dis
charged without authority.
Rev. r. A. Buchanan will speak at
| the Y. NJ c. A. o'clock meeting on
| 1.-The Value of a Man" Men and boys
! welcome, and a free supper at s
thrown in.
All the members of the Catholic
Benevolent Union are kindly requested
| to attend the regular meeting to be
| held today at D. m. at the Catholic
Mission Hall
| An automobile ran over a Chinese
| laundryman named Moon Sing on the
Waikiki road yesterday. He received
fractures of the left arm and was sent
to the Queens Hospital
| A Chinese yardboy. while trimming
| trees in Mrs. T. r. Fosters grounds,
Nuuanu avenue. the other day fell to
| the ground and received fatal injuries.
He died in the Chinese hospital.
Rev. r. A. Buchanan speaks to men
and boys at Y. NJ. c. A. hall this after
| noon at on 1.-THE Value of Man.
Supper is served at 5:45. Last Sunday
40 of the audience stayed to tea.
Christian church Alakea street, Rev
w e. Crabtree minister. Services II
a. M Subject: BE We as I am for
am as ye are" Evening services 7:30
Subject: ''Why join the church,"
Capt. Lyon, commandant of the Ho-
nolulu naval station, meets an ole
friend in Lieut.. Dutton of the transport
Warren. They We're shipmates on the
Mediterranean station before the Span
lish-Americau war.
"What Church Shall I Join?' Is
lPastor Wadman's subject this morning
at IL o'clock in the First NJ. E. Church
corner Beretania and Miller streets. AT
7:30 he will speak on Something to
Cry Over" All welcome.
Frederick Josephson. chief master-at-
arms ON the q. S. IroQuOis, has been
promoted to be mate in the navy. He
has been 25 years in the service and
has a fine record. From an enlisted
petty officer he becomes life warrant
officer by this promotion.
| Deputy Commissioner Wheeler of the
Internal Revenue Department, who
| will leave in the Alameda to return
to Washington after five days spent
here, believes that an important indus
try could be created here in distillins
the waste products of plantations.
Noa w AIuli who arrived in the
Manchuria on Friday, has since been
receiving congratulations from his
friends upon the degree of NJ. A. cap
tured at Yale the past term. Before
going away he had been employed In
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS department, al
times doing a deputy's work there and
in the courts.
Mrs Strangewald sent the Taft
party, through r. H. Trent, a hand
lsome offering of chutney mangoes, al
NEATLY sorted in boxes. Those ripe fol
eating were put up in paper boxes
while those still green We're packed in
tin boxes, perforated for ventilation
with a label outside telling that the
fruit would be fit to eat in few days
/ The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church Will conduct services for the
soldiers at Camp nj eKiniey this after
noon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. j. w
Wadman will give an address, anG
other members of the league will aiG
in carrying out a very helpful program
J. M. Martin has charge of the sing
ing, which iusures sweet melody an6
bright music.
Supt. J. D. McVeigh was not brought
to town by the Likelike, as DR.. Good
hue thought it would be unwise to re-
move him. His left leg was broken ir
three places by his horse falling upor
him on rocky ground, when he haC
pulled the beast up suddenly after il
had bolted with him. When the steam
err left Kalaupapa the swelling in the
injured leg had gone down consider
ably
In the work of the Archives Com.
mission, Mr.. Lydecker has discovered
two letters written in 1S49 by LORD
George Paulet. thes British naval COM
mander who seized the Hawaiian Is
lands six years earlier. They We're adj
| dressed to r. G. Wyllie, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and breathed a most
kindly regard for Hawaii and the royal
family. Lord George expressed a hope
| of revisiting the islands. which was
never realized.