The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

This will be ladies' day at the Pa
: cIfic Tennis Club courts.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
Work in the initiatory degree.
Several parties Of school children are
spending the vacation week at Pear
Harbor.
Pacific Lodge Will hold special
meeting this evening with work in the
third degree.
Court Canoes regular business
| meeting this evening in San Antonio
hall on Vineyard street.
Poll and dog taxes will be delinquent
on the 31st. Ten per cent will be
added to all delinquent taxes.
The Merchants Association will have
a meeting TO discuss the Quinn Sun
day law this afternoon at p. m.
The police are looking for Charles
Santos, who is charged with breaking
| the jaw of a man named Rodriguez on
Saturday.
Preparations for the Hibernian dance
are well under way, and it is intended
to make it one of the social successes
Of the season.
Some mischief makers took the signs
of a well known young attorney in
town the other night and nailed them
to trees in the Parker place on Emma
street.
Trolley Park. the rev beauty spot
next to the power house, has been set
out with well grown palms and shrubs
The lawn, since the rains, is coming
on nicely.
The legislative investigation of the
school department will be concluded
today. School Agent Dawson, Super
intendent Atkinson and the school in
spectors were before the committee.
Governor Carter has not yet indicat-
ed in any way who will be chosen to
succeed Superintendent of Education
Atkinson. Mr.. Judd has not yet SUBJ
mitted his report, and will not until
Wednesday, probably.
All persons who are interested in the
lace designs submitted for the prizes
of the Allen and Carter Fund will
have chance to see them this after
noon at the rooms of the Kilohana
Art League from half past three to
five o'clock.
The ST. Clements branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary will hold its
monthly meeting at 2:3O today. The
Guild will hold its monthly business
and quarterly devotional meeting at 3
p. m. Both meetings will be in st.
Clements parish house.
The children of the late Mrs. Levy
and Mrs. E. Hammer, the sister, de-
sire to express their many thanks TO
the friends who have been so kind and
assisted their mother and sister dur
ing her long Illness. also for the beau
tiful floral tributes given.
Attorney General Andrews was not
at his office yesterday, being at home
under the care of a physician. For
several days past Mr.. Andrews has
been suffering from an abcess in his
ear, and yesterday he was compelled
to give up business and devote him
self altogether to his affliction, which
is exceedingly painful.
The Achi special committee of the
Senate will meet in the Senate Cham
Der tonight at 7:30 to continue the
hearing upon the resolution as to
whether the Governor shall be advised
to remove President of the Board of
Health Pinkham because of his failure
10 ENFORCE the Segregation VI lCpSAS
during the recent Molokai junket of
the legislature.
Tickets for the Volcano have been
placed on sale at the Young Hotel, the
Moana and the Hawaiian Hotel. and
at the office of the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company The main office, how
ever. will continue to be at the place
of business of Richard H. Trent, on
Fort street. where all information rela-
tive TO the greatest of Hawaii's natural
c,1rinsitiaS can he obtained