The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There viii be no meeting of the
Bozrd Of Health today.
The last performance of '.Dr. Jek-
vi and Mr.. Hyde" this evening al
the OrpneUm.
The Republican Terr= toriaI Cent?
Committee Will meet at headquarters
on Forr street this evening.
w. J. Coon sails today on the Mo
vera for Vancouver on a business trip
to the Canadian and Coast cities.
A number of applications for liquor
Urea surer and protests should be made
if any are coming.
Mrs FRANK l.. Hoogs gave a charm
ing party at her home in Makiki yes
terday afternoon in honor of the sixth
birthday of her youngest daughter
Land Commissioner Pratt left for
Hilo yesterday, to look into the affairs
of the settlement associations there.
He expects TO return next Saturday.
Mr.. Burrell of the Burrell Construc
ton Co. addressed the Supervisors
last night in connection with his firm S
bid on the Kahau;ki bridge contract.
Dan Case. one OF the delegation sent
to Washington in the refund interest,
writes that in his view the prospects
for Congressional action are very good.
The United States Commissioner yes
terday committed TanaRa, a Japanese
deserter from the Restorer, to Marshal
Hendry, who turned him over to the
Japanese Consul
A number of candidates are to be
init ircr
of Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, Z.
S. Wv. Visiting comrades are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Planters Experiment sta ton at
Makiki is giving away its surplus Of
cane raised for experimental PURPOSES
about eighty tons, to the great joy of
the children OF the neisnDo4 lIuou.
1t was whispered at the Supervisors
meeting last night that Supervisor Ar
cher will entertain his brothers of the
board to an old-fashioned roast pig
feast at Pearl Harbor on Sunday next.
The drawing OF the grand and trial
jurors who are to serve and act dur
ing the April term of the court of the
first Judicial circuit takes place on
April Il, at $50 o'clock
q. m.
A wireless message from Wailuku
yesterday announced the death there
of Augustine Enos. ST., pioneer
Enos was native of the |
Azores islands, and was seventy-fve |
years old.
A social gathering will be held in |
the parlors of the Central Union |
church on the evening of Thursday, |
March s, at 7:30 o'clock, under the |
auspices of the Ladies' Society of that |
church. All are cordially invited, es-
pecially families who may have recent !
y come to Honolulu.
A letter received by Acting Governor
Atkinson from Governor Carter in the
Doric's mail contained the informa ton
that before settling down at Pasadena,
The Governor went TO Redlands, the
Raymond Hotel at Pasadena being full
at the moment, and did not particular
y like it. Governor Carter writes that
ne is not gaining very fast, but is
gaining.
Miss Annie Howell, who established
he GLORY Kindergarten at Kobe,
Japan, was through passenger on the
Doric. This school was the pioneer
of Japan and Miss
part in it has earned her the
thanks of the Japanese educational
department. She has many friends in |
who visited her on board
Turing the stay here of the liner.
A rear-end collision on the Punahou
branch of the Rapid Transit sys-
tenn resulted in the smashing
IF couple of tenders and |
he tossing about of a number of pas
sengers q little before o'clock yes
.erday afternoon. A car well filled |
with passengers had stopped at the |
head of Lunalilo street to let another
IN when following empty car, which
had been running close behind, crash
ID into it. The passengers We're shak-
IN out of their seats but none were
INJURED.