The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

H. E. Picker returned from Maui or
the Kinau yesterday.
George Andrews of the Union Grill
returned from the Volcano house yes
terday.
On Monday Ed. Deium viii take the
Oregon Journal party on a trip TO the
Pail
r. C. a Peterson, the broker. re-
turned from a business trip to Hilt
on the Kinau.
Prof Livingston and quartet OF
boys from Kamehameha school will be
heard at EngIeside today.
Harry Wicks, for the past four years
chief engineer and superintendent OF
Olaa Sugar Company, has resigned his
position.
J. l. Downing of Trent & Co, who was
i'll charge OF the Oregon party TO the
volcano returned yesterday on the XII
nau with his charges.
4 w. S. Chillingworth. formerly a clerk
! in the education office, succeeds John
I Narcallino. promoted to bailiff, as clerk
in the Judiciary clerks office.
! Honolulu Harbor No 54, A A of
| NJ and P. meets this evening at Z
| O'Clock in the K. of P. Hall. All So
| journing brethren are cordially invited
| to attend:
| Mr.. Edwards of the Christian church
| will lead the Y. w. c. A. vesper service
| at Engleside today, 430 p. m. Coco
| quartet and chorus singing. Public
| invited. The meeting is for both men
| and women.
| Passenger rates on the as yet phan-
! tom new steamer between Honolulu
| and San Francisco. it is said will be
| $50 one way and S1O0 the round trip,
| against $75 and $135 respectively on ex-
listing liners.
United States Marshal Frank L.
| Winter, making the round trip in the
! Kinau, brought as prisoner from Ko>
F, hala a Japanese named Ito, charged
with Illicit distilifng. The still was
| brought along also
Bishop Restarjck will begin a series
! OF lantern lectures this evening at
/ St Andrews cathedral. Important
Movements in the Church will be the
| general subject, and the first lecture
will be on Causes which Led to the
Reformation"
| Rev w NJ Kincaid, D. D., pastor,
win preach in Central Union church
this morning on THE Eternal God:
Mans Unfailing Refuge and support"
In the evening Rev. Samuel B. Forbes
of Hartford, Conn, will preach ~
Jesus in che Home
Christian church, corner Alakea and
King streets, today: Jr. c. E., a.
m; Sr. C. E. $50 p. M; Bible school,
$50 a. M. Preaching, II a. M, ''The
Mission Field: 7:30 p. M, in Your
Goodness Supply Brotherly Love"
You are cordially invited TO any and
all of these services. CT. D. Edwards,
pastor
'"The Man I Might Have Been" is
Mr. Wadman's subject this evening a
1880 in the Methodist church, corner
Miller and Beretania streets. At IL a.
H., public worship, baptism of in
fdnts, reception of new members,
Lords Supper, etc. Miss Bell sings APP
propriate selections. The new Hawai-
ian quartet of young men will also
perform.
On the complaint of British Consul
Laydrd q. S. Commissioner Mailing
Yesterday committed 4. Vardon a de-
sorting sailor from the British ship
Maianope. to the custody of Marshal
Eendry until the vessel is ready 10
sail. warrants were 1SSucu ySSleIoeiy
for the arrest of three japanese nam
ed II Watanabe, Hara and Tanaka.
deserters; from the cable ship Restorer
p. J. Travens, whose death yester-
day is announced elsewhere, was for
merly q patternmaker for the O. z. q
L. Co. He was a member of the Y. NJ
J., and was buried yesterday afternoon.
along with q young niece of his who
died on Friday, in the Catholic GEM
etery. Some time ago Mr.. Travens
went to Southern California, but, the
change not producing the benefit hornd
for, he returned fither in the last ST.
IBERIA.
Judge Dole gave judgment for John
Mahoney, a seaman, against the Brit
ism ship Brenda. awarding him 1886.
He found there was no evidence to
prove the alleged assault, but censured
the captain for not being more hui
name in treatment of the libelant, in
capacitated as the latter was by ILL
ness. Judge Dole overruled the plea to
jurisdiction. offered on the ground of
the vessels foreign flag, saying that
sit would be a hardship to the sailor
to be compelled to seek his forum in
the jurisdiction to which his ship be-
longs for the trial of his complaint"
Geo. A. Davis for libelant; J. J. Dunno
for libelee.