The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-11
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Banks will be closed tomorrow.
Today is observed as Whit-Sunday
or Pentecost in the Roman Catholic
churches.
The Bishop Museum will be open to
visitors tomorrow from 10 a. m. to
4:30 p. m.
The Pythian annual memorial ser
vices take place at Progress hall at |
p. m. today.
Kamehameha Day and nothing doing |
al the racetrack for the first time in |
twenty five years.
Confirmation services will be oeld at |
the German Lutheran church at II
o'clock this morning.
The funeral of Geo. TruaX will take
place from Honolulu Undertaking Par
lors to Pearl City cemetery at 1:50 this
afternoon.
J. f. Santos. the guitar maker, one of
the best known Portuguese residents,
died yesterday of blood poisoning that
arose from self-treatment of corn.
Mr.. F. c. Atherton will be the speak
er at the p. m. service this afternoon
in Y. NJ c. \. hall. subject: Personal
Influence" Supper will be served at
o'clock.
! All members of the Order of knights
; of Pythias are requested to assemble
at the X. of p. hall today at o'clock
p. m. to attend the memorial services
to be held at Progress hall.
/ Bishop Restarick will confirm class
and preach at st. Andrews cathedral
at 7:3O this evening. The Bishop ar
rived yesterday from Hilo, where he
had spent some weeks visiting the st.
James mission.
Rev. w. H. Rice breaches at II this
morning in the NJ. E. church. Dr..
Rice returns to the mainland next
week. In the evening at $50 Pastor
Wadman Will make a plea for the
Christian home. All welcome.
, There will be services at the Chris
tan church today at II o'clock, and
in the evening at 7:30 O'Clock, when
, the Rev. ]. L. Hopwood will preach.
His subject will be misconceptions. -
All are invited to these services.
The Q. r. & L. Co. will run the
, Haleiwa Limited on both Sunday and
Monday, June 18th and 18th. Excur-
i, sion tickets to all points will be sold
on Monday and will hold good until
Tuesday noon.
, Mrs. Esther Jacobsen yesterday set
tied her fine and penalty for smuggling
at the office of the Federal court
paying 1926 regular duty and
a penalty of $500. The goods, valued
at $3.50. are restored to her.
An automobile tour of the island OF
Oahu will be made today by represent
Y tatives of the Star Bulletin and Ad-
vertiser as guests of Charles Bellina.
The start will be made at "a III.
: the return to be made in the after
o noon.
a At $50 this evening the junior and
senior societies of the Christian church
: will hold a union meeting. The junior
society of the Portuguese church is in
:, vited to join with them. The leaders
= are Henry Bushnell for the seniors anG
Edna Perkins for the juniors.
c. Q Yee Hop & Co. wish to pur-
= chase good fat cattle and calves, pei
= head or per h., in any quantities. VIII
=. pay good price for the same. Anyone
having them for sale whether in the
city or on the other islands, will please
n communicate the above firm. Tel. Blue
5 2511. P. Q. Box 1913.
Judge De Bolt denied motions fol
new trials in the fishery cases pre-
forrna, and Attorney General Andrew
le will carry them to the territorial 81
:, preme Court. There they will probab
Sc ly rest in allegiance pending the ties
n case of Bishop Estate VS.. Territory nov
in the Federal Supreme Court.
lei Tomorrow at p. m. another Korea,
ct Methodist Episcopal church will b
t. dedicated. This new building has bee
lie erected at Kahuku plantation, largel
ID through the kind assistance of Man
ager Adams. The services will be i
m charge of Mr.. Wadman. superinten
is dent of NJ. E. missions in Hawaii.
lg The charity dance given by the Cath
or Ollie Ladies Aid Society at Progress
Mt hall last evening was social an
es financial success. The dance wa
ge largely attended and it was a merr
or gathering. The hall was tasteful
decorated. Mrs Gus Murphy and Mr.
IS Du Roi presided at the lemonade an
lunch table.
One of the most pleasing celebra
tons of Kamehameha Day will be
- luau in the old Hawaiian style
1 Kaimuki Zoo tomorrow. The ever
/ takes place in the Hawaiian Villag
and there will be Hawaiian dance
| | Visitors to the Zoo will get a glirnps
| | of a phase of native life which has a
| | but passed away.
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