The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-22
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Commissioner Pratt vii. receive bid
on Monday for the upper homestead
lands in Palolo.
There will be a meeting of William
Mckinley Lodge. K of P. this evening
at I:30 o'clock, in Harmony Hall.
Mrs. w. G. Irwin and Miss Irwin viii
visit Honolulu at the end of May, wher
Miss Twins school term is completed
! Governor Carter received call from
the officers of the cruiser Boston yes
terday. the band being in attendance
! Registered treasury warrants, num-
bers 42O1 to 1889. will be paid upon
presentation today at the office Of the
I treasurer.
! Lieut.. Commander Hugh Rodman, L.
S. N, is now in command of the gun
boat FL Cano, which was recently at
Shanghai.
Col. McCIernand, U. S. A, has been
ordered to Toxic as the military at
tache, vice Col. Crowther who has been
given sick leave.
The second annual Hibernian ball
will be given at Progress Hall Monday,
April "a. Tickets can be had from
members or at the door
Judge Dole sentenced Kasu, a Japa-
nese woman, to be imprisoned one
month and to pay fine of $500 for pos
sessing an unregistered liquor still.
The Hawaiian Government band will
play this evening at the Water Car
nivaI- An Easter concert will be given
tomorrow afternoon at Makee Island.
Two bids for pipes for Waimea.
water works We're received at the Pub
lie Works Department. being from E.
O. Hall & Son and Honolulu Iron
Works Co.
Hon. w. W. Rockhill, recently ap-
pointed United States Minister to
China, vice Conger. who will return
home. will arrive here on the Manchu-
ria on Monday.
Mrs. Eunice Greggs, who has been
in charge of the stationery department
of Wall, Nichols for some time. will
leave on Tuesday for the Volcano
House. to take charge of the books
and to establish a curio stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sewan and their
family will sail from New York today
for Europe. where they will probably
remain for several years. They will go
at once to Switzerland, where they will
Rear-Admiral Reiter, L. S. N. has
been detached from the Lighthouse
Board at Washington and assigned to
the command of the Philippine squad
ron of the Asiatic fleet. He will pass
here shortly enroute TO Ma
Mia
From noon until 3 p. m. yesterday
st. Andrews Cathedral was crowded
with people. The service consisted Of
prayers and hymns and addresses by
the Bishop upon the last seven words
of Jesus. Those who attended express |
ed themselves as greatly helped by
the service. The addresses took the |
line of the practical application of the
last words.
Concerning the son of Capt. Hamlet |
of the U. S. r. c. Bear the Chronicle |
says: There is much interest in the |
received through marriage |
cards yesterday of the approaching |
nuptials of Lieutenant Harry G.. Ham |
let of the United States Revenue cut |
ter service. who will claim for his |
bride on the evening of Wednesday. |
pril 20. Miss Frances Hastings. daugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hastings, |
Of Port Townsend, Wash.
A letter from Acting Secretary of
State F. P. Loomis informs Governor
Carter that Henry Vida called at the
on his way to London and
received all the papers necessary to
the eXtradition of Henry K. kapea. |
alias Herbert K. Kentwell, arrested in |
London for ENLIGHTENMENT committed in /
Honolulu. and had also been given the
Presidents authorization to take Ka-
pea into custody. On his arrival in |
London Vida was instructed to pre-
tent the papers to the American Am
,assador. who would give all necessary