The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

racine ReDeRah Lodge meets this
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
DR.. W. T. Monsarrat, veterinarian,
returned in the transport Thomas from
his visit to Kentucky.
August Herring, who is under arrest
for embezzIement, was up for a hear
! ing yesterday. being remanded for a
week.
Kea1oha was sentenced to two
months Imprisonment by Judge Whit
ney yesterday. His offense was habit
ual drunkenness.
Fathers McGeary and O'Neill. two
clergymen from Manila shipwrecked in
the transport Sheridan, left in the Ala
media for San Francisco
Five more of the McBryde plantation
land right of purchase leases have been
taken up by Portuguese, as Land Com
missioner Pratt is advised
The wife and three daughters of DR..
Cobb, pathologist OF the Planters ex-
pertinent station, left in the Alameda
for visit to the mainland.
Canoes Circle No. 240, C. O. f. Reg
ular meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock
ular meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock in San Antonio Hall.
a. P. Vredenburgh, secretary of the
American Kennel Club, and J. Brad
shaw, judge of the recent bench show
here, left for home in the Alameda.
All Sal, who was brought from Koo-
lauloa on a charge of burglary, having
broken into the house of a Chinese
woman and purloined articles to the
value of $50, Will be up for trial this
afternoon.
Since the opening of the schools a
large number of children have appear
ed at the Free Dispensary with eye
trouble. Pohukaina school alone sent
thirty children. 1t is feared that
trachoma is again prevalent.
Yesterday being the Korean Emper-
or's birthday the event was celebrated
at the Korean Mission on Punchbowl
street. AT a prayer-meeting held last
evening prayers were offered especially
for the Emperor and the Korean ma
tfonal. anthem was sung.
Mrs Mary Gum returned Monday on
the Korea from an extended tour of
Europe. northern Africa, western Asia
and the Mediterranean, and is again
in charge of her regular school. She
viii resume her dancing classes in Oc-
Der of new dances While abroad.
Akaiko Akana, young Hawaiian.
left in the Alameda to take a three
years course in the Hartford, Conn.,, |
Divinity School. He was born at Wal
alua. Oahu, in 1884, and is a graduate
of Oahu College. For over a year he has
been assistant to Rev. A. S. Baker in
Kona and the Hawaiian Board is as
SiStiDcr him n divinity /
cation.
Paul Super, the general secretary, |
and Dr. Earle Hand. the physical di- |
rector, both lately arrived to serve the |
Y. NJ. c. A, already have plans we'll |
in hand for active campaigns in their |
respective offices. The general secre-
tary will make educational work prom |
inent and the physical director will or
ganize a business mems physical Gull
ture class.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Christian
church will have a social and business
this evening (Sept. 49, at the
home of Mrs. W. L. Hopper Keeau-
moku street. At the business meeting,
the reports from all officers and chair
men of committees will be heard. The
chairman of the social committee. Miss
l
for the social.
<E. H. Edwards of Kona has imported
d distillery plant for the manufacture
Of OkOlehao from the ti-root 1t will be
the first still ever set up in the Hawai-
ian Islands under authority of law,
since the Regent Kaahu-
manu- suppressed Governor Bokfs en-
terprise about IS years ago. Internal
Revenue Collector Chamberlain has
been formally notified of the importa-
ton. +
There will be a special meeting off
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical Ash
ISOLATION on Saturday evening at the
offices of DR.. c. B. Cooper, to meet DR..
Stamm who will be the guest of the
evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all the members of the medi-
al profession in the city. DR. Stamm.
who arrived in town on the last Ala
media, is a surgeon of International
his home being in Chicago.