The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-16

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F. T. P. Waterhouse went to Mau
by tie Claudine yesterday.
Regular meeting of the Elks' lodgf
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Nobody has yet been selected to 81
to the Azores on the labor business.
The quarterly meeting of the ST
Louis College alumni will be held Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Before leaving for the Orient, c. W
Chaplin of New York sold his artomo-
bile to c. III. Cooke for $4,000.
Fast Life in New York" at the
Orpheum this evening. East Lynne"
at matinee Saturday. Seats now on
sale.
meets this evening for rehearsal in its
club room opposite the Hawaiian
hotel.
Rev. and Mrs. John w Wadman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Flora to Mr.. Leroy P. Baker
of Wheeling, West Virginia.
The case against Antoine Rodriguez,
charged with furious driving, was mol
pressed in police court, there being no
evidence that the charge was true.
A plan is on foot to set aside the lot
mauka of the Kaiulani school as
playground for the children of Pala-
ma. ]. A. Rath has the matter in
hand.
If you are interested in amateur
you should joint the Ko-
dak Correspondence School. For in
apply Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co.
F. G. Creedon. private secretAry to
the Governor, has returned from Ma
III, where he went to testifyeas a wit
ness before the grand jury in the
Douse case.
Polynesian Encampment No. I, I. Q.
o. F. meets this evening and all mem
bers are requested to be in attendance
as some very important business is to
be transacted
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
police raid was made on a gambling
asta blishment at the corner of Bere-
tania and Alapai streets and ten Chi
lamen arrested.
The Seeing Honolulu car will be
-un over the lines of the Rapid Trans
t Company this afternoon, starting
rom the corner of Fort and King
streets at 2:15 o'clock.
Capt. C. F. Humphrey Jr., has is
sued a call FOR tenders for the con-
of a sewage publication
)lant and the sinking of 10-inch well. |
Plan and specifications can be seen at
lis office.
1t is reported from Kauai that there |
5 trouble among the Molokans, that |
hey are dissatisfied with their oppor- |
unities of work and their quarters. |
:. B. Castle is now on Kauai trying to |
'acify them.
The Paauhau Plantation Company |
n Hawaii has decided to the Territory |
and to be used as the site for a school |
n that district. The need for this
chooi has been felt by the department |
or long time.
In an alteration with Fukushirna
ne of his fellow countrymen named |
ugijama produced knife to drive L
is argument home. He was accord II
Ugly arrested charged with assault Il
18th a deadly weapon.
Halemanu, the native who is alleged II
} have caused the death of a Chinese
Y striking him with his fist in Pala-
la last week, was held to answer 10
charge of murder by District Magis-
ate Whitney yesterday.
The following invitations have been
sued: Captain Lyon requests the
az cI1Yn of a
oisting of his flag as Rear Admiral,
tuesday,, March goth. 1906, at II a. m,
avail Station, Honolulu
1t is rumored that a second roller
Eating rink is to be started in town.
he hui having the thing under con-
dera ton has been looking at various
lildings considered available for tho
Irpose, but is said not to have made
selection yet.
Great damagC was done by last
eekS storm at $ohala and Hama
Ia, many roofs being carried away |
Id numerous houses blown down. \
,rtion of the fiume at Olaa was
own over, and at Paauhau a part
the roof of the sugar house was |
rried away. At Honokaa ware
ouse in which was stored quantity
lime was partially unroofed.
The High Sheriff has received the
port of the death of a Japanese at |
onomanu, Hama, Maui, on March I.
he man, by name Masakuchi Arimo,
as working along a ditch on a steep
de hill above pail when there came
landslide that sent him down the |
II and over the bluff. He fell a dis
nee of 400 feet. his skull being crush
| on the rocks at the bottom of the
lff.
'Promotion-the First Principles is
lie subject of an address to be given
L. V. McKesson, Esq, of Toledo,
lio, in the First NJ. E. church next
lnday evening at 7;30. Mr.. McKes-
n has already addressed various |