The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge De Bolts jurors are to appear
this morning.
/ j. f. Hackfeld returned from Kauai
yesterday morning.
! J. T. Crawley was a passenger from
/ Kauai in the W. G. Hall
Rathbone Sisters meet this evening
| in +. OF P. hail, King street.
Deputy Collector Ralph JoRnstone OF
the Internal Revenue office vas visit
| ing Maui last week
| Mrs. H. P. Baldwin recently bought
the Bailey homestead at Wafluku for
! the Alexander family
At a big Masonic May Festival held
in Washington. D. c, on May y, one
of the attractions was a Hawaiian
village.
Preparations are being made at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral for the Holy
/ Ghost celebration. a Portuguese relig-
ious feast.
w. A. Wann, district superintendent
of the Mutual Life, has been confined
in Malulani hospital Wailuku, with a
bad throat.
The annual meeting of the Guild and
Woman's Auxiliary will be held today,
at half past two, in the new guild room
at Iolani school.
J. Oswald Lutted is willing to allow
the native squatters evicted from the
Old Plantation beach the free use of
two vacant lots of his at Kalia beach
II. S. Hayashi, a Japanese merchant
of HoIualoa, Kona, Hawaii, asks to
be adjudged a bankrupt, showing liza
bilities of s7641.71 and assets of sS518.10.
Geo b. Sturgeon, formerly d feacher
but latterly q surveyor on Maui, has
left with his family for San Francisco,
where he has been offered a good posi-
ton.
Attorney General Peters has filed a
motion in the Supreme Court to dis
miss the defendants bill of exceptions
in the case of Territory VS.. Cotton
Bros.
The engagement of Mrs. Josephine A.
Gilhaus and Mr.. 3. L. Hamilton is an
nounced and the Maui News says the
wedding will take place on the second
of June.
Regular business meeting of Oceanic
Lodge No. 81, F. and A. NJ, this even |
ing at 7:30 o'clock in Masonic hall. All
members are requested to attend this |
Mrs. A. n. Locke, who has been the |
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck !
for the past year and half, was a de- |
parting passenger in the Korea, en- |
route to her home in New York State. |
A fun chorus of twenty young ladies |
and four lend men" will take part in |
the Kunalu Rowing Club minstrel |
rri1 iob w
75c. and sold by members and to
ladies only"
A musical entertainment and dance
will be given for the benefit of the
Ioomana Naauao Kuokoa Society at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening.
Tune 2, 1906, at 7:30 p. m. Music will
De furnished by the Ernest Kaai's
Quintet Club. Tickets are 81 and 80
'ents.
In future the whistle of the Honolulu
ron Works will be blown at noon on
giving the basebaliers and
rfcketers a chance for full after
looms recreation. w. c. Roe and j.
A. Mcguire on behalf of the employees.
brought the matter to the notice OF
1anager Dyer.
Patriotic services We're held at the
rison yesterday, conducted by j. NJ
Iartin, at which a number of good adj
resses were delivered. Among the
peakers We're Rev. E. G.. Silva of Hilo
nd Mr. Morgan, while Miss Grace !
rocket and Miss Lena Whitford as !
listed. Music was rendered by the
aembers of the Prison Quartet
A cablegram from Providence, r. l.,
nnounces the sudden death in that
ity of Robert w. Burbank, the brother I
f Miss Mary Burbank, so well known
this community as former librarian
f the Honolulu Library and Reading
DOM Association. He was born at
-oloa Kauai. Miss Burbank returned
ere only Friday last in the Alameda
fter a considerable stay on the main
nd !