The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
meets this evening in Harmony Han
at 7:30 o'clock.
Attorney General Andrews went
down to-. waialua yesterday to look
into some fishery cases.
The first meeting of the school board
with the new members present VIII be
held one week from Monday next.
The address at the 4 o'clock mems
meeting a the NJ. c. "A. Sunday will
be made by President c. j. Day
Members of Division One and La
dies Auxiliary A. o. H. are requested
to meet in Mission Hall Sunday even
ing after services.
Governor Carter started for tour
of the island of Oahu yesterday morn
ing. and will not return to his office
until next Monday morning.
The membership committee of the Y.
w. c. A. is requested to meet at Engle-
side Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
, Matters of importance are to be passed
upon.
The twelfth anniversary ball of Court
Canoes. No. $40. A o. F., Will take
place this evening at San Antonio hall,
VINEYARD street, commencing at 1880
o'clock.
PahaIa Mill will start grinding again
as soon as there is sufficient water to
flune cane. The old mill is being dis
mantIed, and will be destroyed with
| dynamite.
James Crewes won the single hand
ball game last night against Ed
Desha; score 81 to 20. This morning
at 10 o'clock T. Nolan and o. Board
man of the Rapid Transit will play
There were but two criminal cases on
the calendar of Judge Matthewman' $
court which convened at Kailua on
Wednesday, and the trial of these
should not have taken long, as indict-
ment had failed in both.
| The Hawaiian Mission Children S
i Society will, hold it's annual meeting
at the Chas. r. Bishop hall, Oahu Col
Iege. at o'clock this evening. Leave
Rapid Transit cars at corner of Wilder
avenue and Alexander street.
| 1t is reported that the bondholders
of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co., who
bought in the property last Saturday,
are organizing a company to run the
hotel The capital mentioned is $780,
900. Mark P. Robinson may take the
| presidency.
Rev. o. P. Emerson has not resign
ed his present charge in connection
with the Maui, Molokai and Lahaina
| churches. He has merely asked for
| leave of absence. Mrs. Emerson will
| go to New England in May and Mr..
Emerson will follow in September.
| The entire clerical force in the Gov
errors Office was busy yesterday pre-
| pairing the commissions of the newly
| appointed Territorial officials, and one
| stenographer had to be borrowed from
! the Superintendent of Public Works in
order to get the work finished in time.
The police have been doing we'll re-
Gently in running down thieves. Yes
terday a boy named Frank Camash.
was sent up for one year for larceny
| in the second degree. The youngster
| robbed the house of Mrs. Buzzell at
Kaimuki. Bicycles have lately been OBJ
jects of the light-fngered gentry.
| Court Canoes will celebrate it's 18th
anniversary this evening with a bal
for it's members and families, and the
members of Canoes Circle No. 240, c
| o. F. The celebration is in charge OF
the following committee on arrange
ments: L. A. Perry, A. o. Rosa, John
P. Dias, A. K. Vierra and NJ. c. Pa
checo.
When Governor Carter comes back
from his trip around the island on
Monday morning, he will find on his
desk the originals of all the 103 new
laws enacted by the legislature, sub
stantfally and attractively bound. The
volume will be of the greatest con-
venience, and will be a better way tc
keep the new laws than to run the
risk of having them mislaid by being
separated.