The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There was a smart shower in the
valleys last evening.
Excelsior Lodge. I. o. o. F. meets
! tonight in their hall in King street.
E Carroll Miller has been adjudi-
! Gated voluntary bankrupt by Judge
Dole.
Pacific Lodge viii ho,d a special meet
ing this evening with work in the first
degree
Rev. Father Joseph of Kalawao came
to Town in the Kinau on Sunday night
for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick and Mrs. Johns
returned Sunday from an outing of TWO
| days at Haleiwa.
o. r. & L. Co. and Kihei were each
| advanced in price on the Stock Ex-
| change list yesterday.
The Hawaiian Women's Club will
| hold a special meeting at Maternity
Hall at 3 p. IN. today.
Several Chinese names appear on the
special venire of jurors to be returned
| before Judge Robinson this morning
Kapuniai takes the place of c. B.
Hofgaard as District Magistrate of
H.
sence from home.
j. Little won the golf tournament on
Sunday at Haleiwa H. Johnson was
second and A. Z. Todd third. The tour
nament was held for the Hubert Wood
cup. g
Mrs. II. w. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown and Miss Gertrude Brown. who
have been spending the past three days
at Haleiwa, returned to town yester-
day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. G. T. L. will be held at the Central
Union parlors this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. The subject for discussion will
be Prison Work"
Mr. and Mrs. Lasher. Miss Waterbury
and Miss Lasher, a tourist party OF
New York State. returned on Sunday
from a short trip to Haleiwa, and they
leave today for the volcano. They will
return to the mainland on the next
Alameda.
Governor Carter has declined to pay
J. d. Avery's bill for services as clerk
to the County Act Commission. on ac-
count of having no funds on which le-
gally to draw. He refers the claim
II
amounts to about $3.50.
Messys. Milligan and Munson of New
York city, who have spent several
weeks in the Islands, are spending a
week at Haleiwa. Both gentlemen say
that Haleiwa is one of the most
attractive country places to a city they
have come across in their travels
Geo. B. Frazer. a guest at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, and a resident of New
Bedford, Mass, leaves for Japan on the
Mongolia. Mr.. Frazer has been looking,
over Hawaiian sugar plantations and
last week returned from Hawaii, where
he made tour of the island. He is
one of the best known heavy bait cast
ers in the United States, and he is also
a taxidernist of note. He has Travelled
all over the world and before coming
here enjoyed a hunting trip in Mexico.
Toward the end of this month Mrs.
Henry Z. Highton will make another
visit to New York. having been called
there by cablegram, to complete some
unfinished business. She expects to be
absent three or four months. Judge
and Mrs. Highton are changing their
residence from Diamond Head to the
Alexander Young Hotel. The Judge is
unable to accompany his wife on ac-
count of professional engagements, and |
in fact has not left the Islands since
his arrival here nearly three years ago. |
y paragraph in a local paper might |
have been construed as suggesting that |
Mrs. Highton's absence was to be per-
manent. This is not the fact, as both |
herself and her husband regard Homo |
lulu a cir established home.