The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Promotion Committee meets this
. afternoon at 30.
Canon Weymouth of Lahafna is en-
route 10 the Holy Land via Australia,
Ceylon and Suez.
The engagement of Daniel Lyons OF
Honolulu and Miss Kate Christian of
! Iihue IS announced.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1, I. O. o.
! F., meets this evening at 73o O'Clock
( IN odd Fellows hall.
! Governor Carter has not yet returned
! the mosquito regulation with his sigma
| ture to the Board OF Health.
! Lord & BeIser have received the con
I tract for macadamizing Waialae road
! at 1873 cents a yard. 1t is proposed to
! expend S3360 on the work.
! Kusano, one of the japanese in
VOWED in the beating UP of a Korean
at Waimanalo on Sunday. was brought
! to the police station yesterday.
Manuel Furast. accused of indecent
assault, had a preliminary hearing in
the police court yesterday morning. his
case being postponed until the 18th.
AT p m. today the Board of Educa-
ton will hold a meeting TO receive the
report of the teachers committee on
appointments for the ensuing school
term.
John Kaaua. who stole 800 in gold
coin on Monday and spent $50 of it
before he was captured, was sentenced
to a years imprisonment yesterday
morning.
Frank Fisher is in durance, accused
by Annie Claudine alias Mrs. A Kali
kapu of stealing some wearing apparel
belonging to her and sundry dishes con-
tanning poi.
There will be a meeting of Canoes
Circle, No 240, c. o. F., this evening
at 7:30 o'clock in San Antonio hall on
Vineyard street. All visiting COM
panions are cordially invited to attend |
The Bar Associations committee on
the case of Carl S. Smith of Hilo will
hold final meeting this week, after
which President Stanley will call a !
meeting of the Association to receive |
its report
Letters by the Ventura from Mr.. and !
Mrs. Reuben A. Dexter at Auckland |
report them we'll and that Mr.. Dexter's |
business is satisfactory. He is head of /
the firm of Dexter & Crozier. dealing in |
automobiles.
Governor Carter is quoted as saying
that he had asked Mr.. Kellogg to take
charge of the completion of the Nuuanu
dam. but Mr.. Kellogg had refused to
consider the offer on account of pres
sure of business in California.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of Honolulu Chris
tian church will have an important
business meeting at the home OF Mrs.
John Hills, 1925 Emma street, this
coming Thursday evening. August g. at
7:30. The attendance of every member
is requested.
Letters from Miss Margaret Cation
speak of her meeting several island /
friends in London: The Rev. Aeneas r.
and Mrs. Aeneas r. Macintosh, DR..
and Mrs. Campbell; and a the Tower
she met Mrs. Sam G.. WiIder.-Angli-
can Church Chronicle.
John Kepa and stephen Lake, two
of the inmates of the Kakaako mission,
at which they We're roommat IS are in
pilikia with the police on different /
charges arising out of the one case.
Kepa had lost his watch and accused |!
Lake of taking it. the dispute develop
ing into fight in which Lake was put |
to sleep, the watch in the meantime
spiIling out of his clothes in the tussle.
The police were called in, Lake being |
arrested for larceny in the second de-
gree and Kepa for assault and bat
terry.