The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

! The county election is called for
June 20.
The schools will observe Good Friday
this week
The Stockyards now have automo-
<biles for hire by the day or hour.
]. S. McCandless reports the well his
firm is sinking at Olaa to be $50 feet
down.
Jurors in Judge Lindsay's court are
required to appear at 10 o'clock
Thursday.
Sam. Parker. r. W. Single, Richard
Ivers and Gerrit P. Wilder We're shoot
ing plover On Lanai last week.
Deputy Marshal Roenitz brought
three japanese from Olaa whom he
captured there with a distilling plant.
Judge Carruthers of Kentucky visit
ed Judge Lindsay's court yesterday
and accepted an invitation to a seat
on the bench.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. w. NJ. Kin
caid received a cablegram announcing
the death of Mrs. Kincaid's mother, at
New London. Conn.
Judge Dole has concluded taking
evidence for Delegate Kuhio in the
contested election and the records viii
now be sent to Washington.
A movement is reported to be On foot
to form an organization of the rice
Interests, with the purpose of obtain
ing a higher price for Hawaiian rice.
Among several fever patients brought
from Pelekunu, Mo1okai, in the Lehua,
ho ;c+r -fO
heroically nursed the earlier sufferers
in the epidemic.
Hubert vos. the noted Dutch artist,
is expected here in the Manchuria on
the 25th en- route to China Mrs. Vos
is sister of Sheriff Coney of Kauai
and of Mrs. H. Renjes.
John Mehrtens, Is years old. spoiled
his communication credits at the Indus
trial school, Waialee, by escaping and
riding to town upon a borrowed horse.
The police sent him back.
The Kauai Electric Co., Ltd, by its
attorney. Charles S. Dole. has petition
ed the Court of Land Registration for
a registered title to $50 acres in fee
simple at Wainiha, Waimea, Kauai.
At dinner given last week the en-
the guest of Governor and Mrs. Carter,
and Mr.. Strong of Rochester y. Y,
father of Mrs Carter, was announced.
Nuuanu Chapter, knights Rose
Croix. A &, A. s r., will hold services
at Masonic Temple on Maundy Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. and Easter sunday
AT 10 a. M, to which invitations are
being issued.
The Methodist denomination will
dedicate the first Korean church in !
these islands, which is now being COM !
pleted at Eva, on the last Sunday of /
this month. Rev. J. W. Wadman Of |
Honolulu Will conduct the services.
At the opening performance of par
ifal" in San Francisco, Mrs. John D.
spreckels wore beautiful gown which |
s described as being an deliberately en-
,roidered cream lace robe over cream
affeta, with an opera coat of heavy
White cloth, embossed.
James w. Pratt. Land Commissioner, |
It noon yesterday sold at auction the
easehold of Kaieie, Hilo, containing 334
icres of agricultural. and So of pastoral !
nd waste land. for five years. E. F.
Bishop bought it for Onomea Sugar Co.
t the upset rental of S1050 a year.
Clarence Crabbe is announced as
.andidate for county sheriff of Oahu
hould A. NJ. Brown, former High
Sheriff of the Territory, abstain from
he contest. ]. c. Quinn is mentioned
& another candidate for the office.
high Sheriff Henry announces he Will
lot be in the field.
Ernest n. Smith of this city is a
lember of the Stanford freshman crew
rhich lately won the college champion
hip. He pulls stroke. The crew will
DIV late in May Or early in June at
cattle against the University of Wash
lgton crew. Then it will go to the ,
ewis & Clarke Exposition at Portland
nd row there against Washington and