The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ElEs meet this evening at 80
o'clock
Steamer time tables can be had at
the Gazette office.
Capt. J. 2. Myhan Of Tacoma left
for home in the So-oH1a
/ is reported that Woods & Sheldon,
the sporting goods firm, viii shortly
60 OUT II business.
Mr. G. J. Day viii make the address
at the monday service for men in the
Young Building today =
Mrs Elizabeth Lyle. who has bsen
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James LyIe> for
some months, left for san Francisco in
the Sonora.
Marsha Herdry has caught a Japa-
nese deserter from the cable ship
Restore~ and surrendered him To the
British Consul.
symphony Club rehearsal this even
ing. All members are ASKED TO attend
as the program for the coming con-
cert is To De given out.
Tickets for the picnic and dance TO
be given by the Eagles Monday even
ing az the Peninsula may now be had
from any Of the members
Send eoral parade souvenir to
your friends on tbs mainland. Price
Toe each. For sale at all news
stands and the Gazette Office.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free Kindergarten and Chlidren's Aid
Association will be held this morning
al 9:30 in the :. ". Q. A rooms.
Chas. T. Bartlett. cashier and book
keeper OF the Honolulu Brewing &
Mailing Co. viii leave in the next
Alameda for a vacation Of seven weeks.
O. \. Steven. the auctioneer of J
F. Morgans concern, was not aware
yesterday evening of any scheme for
sending him 10 the Philippines for plan
tation Ia Dor
The launch ride 10 be given for the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs viii take
this evening, starting from the Bishop
slip foot IF Alakea street. promptly al
80 O'Clock
Work Of laying the concrete on the
sixty foot arch on the Pail road was
begun yesterday under the supervision
Of @. H. Gere Of the Public Works |
department.
There VIII be work in the Patriarch
al degree this evening at the meeting |
of Polynesia Enoampment, I. O. Q. F. |
All members are requested to attend |
this meeting.
otto BerHdt has been appointed |
gauger in the Internal Revenue office. /
Ralph Johnson has been made outside !
deputy in place Of ". F. Drake. pro- |
noted 10 be chief deputy.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society Will |
meet in c. b L. hall this evening al |
S o'clock. All members and Catholic (,
ladies interested in charitable work |
are requested 10 present.
Patrick Silva has received, a letter |
from his brother Tom. saying that the |
Hawaiian GIee Club has been engaged |
TO play at the Portland hotel, Portland |
Ore. for the ensuing year
The ladies of the Alexander House, |
Waikiki, will be al home to receive |
callers between the hours of three and |
five on Monday afternoon, April IS,
instead Of on the second Monday OF |
the month as usual
Yesterday the County of Oahu came
into full legal possession of the Kunst |
beach property. the consideration OF /
SIS, 600 and the conveyance being ex-
Probably in the near future
a bathing pavilion VIII be erected and
a lawn planted.
A native named Puakahela was ar
rested for being found without lawful
excuse in the servants quarters Off
Ihos. Hobron's residence. AS a guam
tity of jewelry was found on him, he
is believed to be the man who has been
doing the petty thieving about town.
AS foreshadowed in every detail by
he Advertiser the same morning, Alex
ander Young yesterday concluded the
purchase of the ground on which the
Moana hotel stands. and for which
rental of $500 month had been paid
The lease thus extinguished had %
years yet to run.
The Chamber of Commerce directors
nave cabled to Delegate kuhio asking
aim 70 oppose the $4,000 appropriation
FOR reclamation of a portion Of the reef
At the naval station. II is thought by
members of the Chamber that there
ire much more important objects for
which approximations should be made. |
# this money is voted they fear there
will be so much less for other PROPOSE
ions here The need of money for
lighthouses. etc, is regarded as much
more urgent