The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

More kerosene oil arrived in the bari
| Edward May yesterday.
The China is due today from San
Francisco with six days mail
Island peaches are in the market ia
| ahead o. the California product.
| F. j. Tesla is circulating a petitiof
asking that his citizenship be restored
S B. Kingsbury has applied for ad
/ mission to the Hawaiian Bar Associa
ton.
Second Lieut.. Bigler of the Marine
Corps has passed his examination fol
| first lieutenant.
Chang Kim was sworn before Judge
De Bolt yesterday as Chinese interpre-
ter TO the grand jury.
The Elks meets this evening at 7:3G
o'clock in their hall on Miller street.
Hawaiian Tribe meets this evening
in I. O. o. F. hall.
District Judge Derby yesterday COM
mitted Edward F'raga, a Portuguese
boy, to the grand jury for attempted
burglary at the L. S. experiment sta
ton.
There will be a business meeting of
the Mailealii Pau Riders Club at Mrs.
Kainana Puahi's residence at Waikiki
next Tuesday. All members are urged
to attend.
The Manoa Improvement Club meets
at 7:30 this evening in the Manoa Golf
Club house. Many topics of interest
to the district are on the program for
discussion.
Henry E. Cooper has retired FROM the
fiY-f3, 8 o
and the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm name of Kinney,
Mechanism & Derby.
Rev. w. d. Westervelt is quoted by
an evening paper as saying he sees no
reason why the law should not take
its course with the five Koreans SEN
fenced to death for murder.
A picnic excursion to Pearl Harbor
will beheld tomorrow in honor of
Harry, son of Admiral Lyon. who ar
rived in the ship Dirigo. Lieut.. w. r.
Cushman's wife is managing the affair.
Mrs. Kainana Puahi desires to ask
those of the country who have good
horses for lady riding to consult with
her at Mr.. A. Fernandez's store corner
of King and Nuuanu streets, May 10, as
to hire at reasonable charges.
Six gamblers were caught in a police
raid yesterday morning, among them
some old offenders. AS entered on the
blotter the names of the arrested ones
are: Harano, Aoki, Matsuda, Jose Re-
vera, Edward Tore and Henry Romero.
Besides the big electric plant being
installed on the island of Kauai for
supplying power to McBryde planta- |
l,O;x ~,
for Pepeekeo, Wailuku and Waimanalo |
by the Hawaiian Electric |
co.
Every Friday evening, at 7:30, in |
formal meetings of the 1T s. in A" are
held, by courtesy of the Bruce Waring |
Co.. in the Progress Block. second |
floor. Nos. rs Free discussions allow |
ed on all theosophical topics and all |
snquirers welcome.
A couple of hundred delegates are
expected to attend the meeting of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association here
Those from the other is
ands receive special rates in steamer /
ares from the T. l. 8. n. Co.
Mrs Cate Phillips, sister of Mrs.
Frank Andrade and Mrs. Alfred Dow,
lied yesterday morning at half past
en-. Services will be held at Mr..
frank Andrade's house, College Hills,
1t d. m. today. After the service the
body will be cremated
News was received yesterday by
frank NJ. Barrere of the death of his
ather in San Francisco the day be-
ore the earthquake. He also received
Jews that one of his sisters was strick-
n temporarily blind by shock due to
he earthquake. Specialists say it will
re six or seven months before she will
ully regain her sight. 1t was neces-
airy to remove her from two hospitals
o escape the rage of the fire.
Tax Assessor Holt will keep the Tax
flee open tomorrow from a. m. TO
D. m. and on Monday and Tuesday
rom a. m. to p. M, to give tax
ayers full opportunity of paying their
lcome. property and specific taxes.
ne-half the amount of such taxes I'M
aid on or before May 10 will there
fter be delinquent and subject to in
crest at 10 per cent. per annum besides
penalty of 10 per cent. on the amount
elinquent-