The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Eagles meet this evening at so
| O'Clock il r.. OF P. hall.
Joe Cohen win take the band 10 the
mainland on the ed inst.
The Chamber Of Commerce trustees
| viii hold meeting today
| George p. Kamauoha was indicted
! al kailua Tor embezzlement.
Postal Inspector r. J. Hare was a
| passenger for HIo on the Kinau yes
| terday.
Consul General Mkt saito is expect
ed TO arrive from Japan some time this
| month.
The convocation of the Episcopal
diocese OF Hawaii viii be held here on
May 20.
Oceanic Lodge. No 81. F. & A NJ.
meets this evening for work in the
third degree.
Father Matthias will act for Bishop
from the Territory.
T. A Birmingham of E. o. Hall &
Son leaves next Tuesday for a visit
along the windward side of Hawaii.
R. c. A. Peterson leaves for San
Francisco today in the Alameda on a
business trip. He will return in a few
weeks
The Territorial Grand Jury will make
report TO Judge De Bolt today. It is
expected that a number of indictments
Will be returned.
Paul Smith. who has charge of the
anti-mosquito campaign. will send a
number of top minnows to Maui on the
steamer Claudine.
Mike the Molokan" had another con-
ference with the Acting Governor yes
terday. He is interested in behalf of
his fellow sectaries on the lands of ka-
paa.
The soda water sold at Hobron's
drug store has a snap about it that
adds TO the flavor. An additional
clerk has been assigned to that de-
partment.
Sam Stone OF Kakaako threatens to
sue the Territory for $50. which he
claims is the value of one of his
chickens that got caught in Board of
Health rat trap.
Miss Elizabeth Brown leaves this
morning on the Alameda to visit her
sister who was burned out in the San
gone six months and will also visit in
the Eastern States.
Mr.. J. H Stockton, late conductor of
The Honolulu Symphony Society
wishes to thank the public and all who
took part in making his benefit con-
cert success. He sails today on the
Alameda and will return to New York. |
Antoine Lopez, a misdemeanant do !
ing the last of series of terms in Jail. |
this one being for three months, es- |
capped from the gang at work in the |
park on Nuuanu street yesterday after |
noon. However, he cannot get very far |
away.
Chairman Charles Hustace Jr., of the |
County committee, will is |
sue a call next week for a gathering of |
the presidents of precinct clubs and |
party leaders generally for the purpose |
of making an early start in work for .
the coming campaign.
AS has already been printed in the
E. A. Fraser will join Mr.. /
Stackable in San Francisco, and will /
go with him to the Azores. If Stack |
able's mission promises success. Fraser
will remain in Europe to start the i'm
migrants for Hawaii.
me Board OF Education mas changed
its time of meeting from Thursday to
Monday, and viii hold its first gather
ing under the new rule next Monday
afternoon at half past three o'clock
1t is thought that the new day OF meet
ing will be more convenient for all
hands.
In our letters from the Hawaiian
colony in Dresden. We learn that Miss
Edith Meier. granddaughter of Mrs.
Mist, has just been confirmed by
Bishop Potter of New York. This news
will give great satisfaction to her
Dung friends in Honolulu-AnglicanI
Church Chronicle.
There were IS deaths in Honolulu II
during the month of April. OF these.
IS were males and 30 females. and the
-ate per 1000 was 1856. There We're
births reported. and ffty i
seven marriages. Of the deaths. 80
we're of Hawaiians, sixteen of Japa- 1
lese, thirteen of Chinese, six of Amer 1
cans, three of British. three of Ger
mans. three of part-Hawaiians, one
Porto Rican, and eight of other nation
,lities.