The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

special meeting this evening for worl
in the third degree.
Governor Carter was working at bill
all day yesterday, and will be at worl
lat them for several days to come.
Aside from the injuries to his fac
A. S. Humphreys sustained a frac
tured rib in his encounter with Georg'
Davis.
The Boys Club will give an enter
tainment at the Methodist parsonage
Miller street on the evening of Friday
April 2s
Judge Carruth of Kentucky, who has
been in Honolulu for several weeks
past. leaves for the mainland on the
Alameda today.
1t is expected that the new in1migra-
ton station will be dedicated in June.
during the visit here of Commissioner
General Sargent.
The Portuguese and Hawaiian land
owners in the Nahiku district of Maui
are going largely into the cultivation OF
rubber, it is said.
| The Home Rule central committee
! will hold a meeting at Home Rule
headquarters, Maunakea street, on
Tuesday morning.
A cablegram mas been received from
Mrs. Ida Grau Scott, of Chicago, &C
cepting the invitation to take part in
the Congress of Song.
. The Eagles will initiate a number of
new members tonight. Visiting mem
bers are cordially invited to attend and
take part in the fun.
meha. will give it's first dance on the
evening of Saturday, April 90. at
Progress Hall. The Ellis Bros. Glee
Club will furnish the music.
An adjourned meeting of the Hawai-
ian Poultry Association will be held at
Haalelea Lawn tonight at 7:90 p. m.
Bylaws will be discussed and the
membership list kept open to poultry
fanciers for those who wish to become
charter members.
The eighty-sixth anniversary of the
founding of the Odd Fellows society,
will be celebrated this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, at 7:30. All Odd Fellows
and families, Rebekahs and families
and visiting lodge members, are cor
daily invited to be present.
Among the passengers on the Kinau
yesterday Were Labor Commissioner c.
p. Nell, who was accompanied by
Victor S. Clark, of his department, who
has been in Honolulu for some weeks
past The gentlemen will look into
labor conditions on Maui and Hawaii.
At a meeting held recently by the
Pacific Social Club, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, A. K. Vierra; vice
president, A c. Love; secretary, John
Marcallino; treasurer, j. E. Bargas;
floor managers. F. J. Peterson and A. |
NJ. Powell
A large number of members of the |
Hawaiian band, and some ex-members,
and other Hawaiians, serenaded Claus |
Spreckels on Sunday afternoon. The |
was for the purpose Of ex- |
pressing an aloha to the aged million |
aire by many who had been the recipi- |
ents of kindnesses from him in the past |
The joint conference committee on
he liquor bill had a meeting last night, |
md agreed to all the Senate amend |
are the Governors amend |
also decided to put section |
A. stricken out by the Senate, back
nto the bill. The conference report |
will come up for action in both houses
oday.
Mr. Geo NJ. Rolph former secretary
Of the Hawaiian Commercial &, Sugar
and now in charge of Alex
ander & Baldwin's business in Honolulu,
was in San Francisco recently to at
END the annual meeting of the Hawai-
an Commercial & Sugar Company and
hat of the Makaweli Sugar Company. 1
Sugar Industry
st. Clements church has elected the
GLOWING officers for the ensuing year:
enior warden, Brigadier-General Ed
ward Davis; junior warden, Chas. L.
rhodes; treasurer. James Wakefield;
ecretary, John Guild; vestrymen. H.
lex Harrison, H. w. NJ. Mist, W. B.
falling c. +. Clemens, s. H. Derby,
'. G.. Keen and c. r. Hemenway; dele |
ates to the convocation, Col. John Nc
'lelian, Charles L. Rhodes, Pierre
ones, H. NICK. Harrison and John
iuild.