The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-09
LOCAL BREVITlES.

were l-Sd yesterday
This Is the day o. Our Lady o. Peace
in the Catholic churches.
County Attorney Douthitt has. ap-
pointed Avon H. Crook as his deputy.
Rev. e ". Thwing Will speak on
Japan in War Times at The Y. N. c.
A. ?. N. meeting. Supper at {.
The opening services of the Korean
church, 14s1 Nuuanu street. VIII D. held
at 3 ?. N. All interested are invited.
The opening services Of the new Ko-
rean VI. E. Church. 14sI Nuuanu street,
tBrick House, viii take place today at
3 p. m.
John Brunette. a former resident OF
the notary public. died lately a. Madi-
sonville, Ky.
Rev P NJ Snodgrass will address
the Rapid Transit nen at the club
house. 10 a. m, on The Gift Of God
and Our Gift to God in Comparison"
George Lucas. trustee, is granted by
Judge Lindsay ten days more in which
to plead as a defendant III the fore
closure suit OF August Dreier VS.. John
D. Holt Jr. and others
"Epistles of Christ, whose Contradic-
tions We Should Remove" is the morn
ing, and "a Song in the Night" the
evening subject of Rev. ". E. Crab
tree at the Christian church.
James w. Pratt. Commissioner Of
Lands, has brought suit against Niau
Iaukea for s135 on account of rent OF
kula land and fishpond at Kanouluiwi,
kaneohe, with interest added.
superintendent Davis will ask Super
intendent Holloway 10 call for COM
petitive designs for the Hilo high
school building as soon as the Hilo
people determine upon a site.
There will be the quarterly meeting
of the Merchants Association of Ho-
nolulu, at the association rooms, No.
45 Alexander Young Building, at p.
| m. O'Clock on Wednesday, July IL.
Tickets for the moonlight concert OF
the Honolulu Symphony Society are
now On sale at Ehlers & Co., Wichman
G. Co.. Hebron Drug Co. HOLSTER Drug
Co., and Benson & Smith. Price soc.
The printing of the city directory win
begin the 18th instant. Any change
1
place since April % should be reported
to F. NJ Hustled. publisher, 10 Elite
building, Hotel street. Phone Blue 3466.
The Pacific Mail schedule just re-
ceived differs from the local time-ca-ds
in that the Korea and Doric will leave
Honolulu on Sept. 81 the former home
ward bound and the latter outward
bound.
1t is reported that the Chinese in
Honolulu promise $4,000, with $4,000
from the other islands. in aid of their
national fund for boycotting American
goods in case the Exclusion Act is not
modified.
County Clerk Kalauokalani has writ
ten to the road boards Of the country
| district. notifying them of the Board
! of Supervisors resolution continuing
, their work, also requesting reports Of
work under way,
There are nineteen deported vags
from Manila aboard the Sherman.
There are also seven members Of the
crew of the ship Kenilworth who are
being taken to the coast. These men
caused considerable trouble with the
master of the ship.
Miss Minnie Bailey and Mr.. Paul
Brede Were married yesterday evening
at o'clock at the residence of the
groom's parents, Piilloi street, Rev. H.
H. Parker officiating. The groom is an
employee of the Oahu Railway machine
shops, and the bride is from the ko-
hala school.
"Discipleship, Its Bases, Test, Fruit
and Glory is Mr.. Wadman's subject
this morning at II in the First N. E.
Church, corner of Beretania and Miller
streets. At 7:30 in the evening, he VIII
speak on THE Human Will Its Su-
premacy and Obligation" A cordial
welcome to all
Companies L and " of the Tenth
Infantry, in command of Major Van
Welt, went from the transport Logan
to Camp Mckinley, where they will
camp out until the 28th and 92nd Coast
Artillery take their departure, leaving
in the transport Sherman, for San
Francisco early this week.
Y Ahin VS.. Opele (W) is the title
of a petition for admeasurement OF
dover, the plaintiff declaring that the
defendant is entitled to a right of
dover. as the widow of Ulaula, In
3. Ops acres of land at Kalauao and
O.672 acre at Waimalu, both in Eva
district, of which the plaintiff is the
owner.
1t is seventy-eight years since the
landing of the Roman Catholic mis-
sionaries in Hawaii. Father Bachelot,
founder of the mission, in 1887 plant
ed the first algaroba tree, progenitor OF
the extensive growth of that tree seen
today. The parent tree is still standing
in the Mission premises, Honolulu,
bearing a suitable inscription.
Acting Governor Atkinson and A. G.
NJ. Robertson, chairman of the Repub-
lican Territorial Committee, will frater-
nize on the platform at the Orpheum
meeting Wednesday evening to hear
Congressman Hepburn Of Iowa. Attor-
ney General Andrews, chairman of the
Oahu County Committee. will conduct
the meeting. Seats will be reserved for
ladies.
w r. Harrington, c. L. Wight and
David Al, a special committee on the
Hilo high school, have appointed F. a.
Richmond, the only applicant, as prin-
cjDaI of the institution He is a STAN