The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Pacific Lodge msets this evening fol
regular business.
The regular meeting of the Buckeye
Club is postponed until June IS.
Court arrived in the steamer W. G..
Hall.
Attorneys Kinney, Lightfoot and
| Ashford returned in the Hall from
| Kauai.
Fred Baldwin. manager of Haiku and
Grove ranches, Maui, is visiting Parker
ranch, Hawaii.
| Puunene mill Oh. c. & s. Coz has
| ground about $4,000 tons of sugar thus
/ far this season.
c. D. Lufkin cashier of the First
National Bank, Wailuku, came to town
in the Claudine.
Maui plantations are having abund-
ance of water, heavy rains having fall
en- at the ditch water heads
F. Klamp Of H. Hackfeld & Co and
f. K. Bull, manager of Oahu planta-
ton, returned from Maui yesterday.
G.. B. Robertson, lately the Maui
Newsman.' is in the field for the Re
publican nomination for county attor-
ney of Maui.
Archibald Dodds, teacher at La
hainaluna seminary, fell into railroad
culvert at night and broke two ribs.
He went right on, pluckily, keeping
school
Chaplain J. B. razier u. s. N, will
be detached from the Pensacola Naval
Training station, San Francisco, Cal,
May 16, and will proceed to the naval
station, Tutuila, Samoa
The completion of the cataloguing of
the library of the Y w. c. A. is re-
tarded by the fact that some of the
books are still out, and persons having
them are asked to return them so that
the cataloguing can be finished and the
library opened again.
Con. Shaen, who was taken from a
passing transport several weeks ago
suffering from consumption, died at the
Home of the Incurables on Saturday
and was buried at Pearl City yester-
day. Fred. Kiley made all the ar
rangements for the funeral.
The man who abjured Democracy and
signed the Precinct Club roll in the
Fifth precinct of the Fourth District
was not Colonel Curtis P. Iaukea. late
candidate for Delegate to Congress, but
I. Nauha, who was a candidate for
Representative in the Legislature.
Mrs. Harriet Townsend will deliver
an address describing the work of the |
Buffalo Chapter and new methods of |
studying United States history at the |
meeting of the Daughters of the Amer ]
lean Revolution today, which is to be |
held at the residence of Mrs. Perley |
Horne
There was a rafting good game of |
baseball yesterday afternoon at Kapio- |
lani Park between the AalaS and the |
Good Eyes, which was won by the lat
ter in a ten inning game, to T. The |
batteries were Best, Freitas and Car
valho for the Good Eyes and Anderson
and Luning for the Aalas.
Under the combined auspices of the
to Seamen and the Brother
hood of st. Andrews an enjoyable SER
vice was held on board the L. S S.
Boston on Sunday afternoon. The
service was conducted by P. H. Dodge
with Miss Potwine presiding at the pi-
ano. There was very good attendance
of the ships company, which joined !
heartily in the singing.
The following are the grand Jurors
for the June term of the Second Cir
cult Court, Wailuku: C. A. Buchanan,
]. Nakaleka, Geo. H. Cummings, J. W.
Davidson, Jr, Manuel Faustino, E.
Ned Kruger. Jr., J. E. Gan
non, S. Hooking, James Kawelo Chas.
Thos. Cummings, John Ma
kahio, Chas. Molteno, G.. o. Cooper. |
Geo. Cockett, w. a. Conway, J. K
Smythe, Geo. White, A B. Naone.