The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The Board of Supervisors will meet
this evening
7hos. Wall viii go to Hilo today on
business connected with the firm.
Paul Isenberg has acquired the Roth
well lot and bungalow on Tantalus.
Oceanic Lodge No. 271, F. & A NJ.
meets this evening for work in the
second degree.
Oceanic Lodge, F. & A NJ, meets
tonight at the usual time. Work in
the second degree.
Albert Horner and son, who have
been detained here for week, return
to Hamakua today.
Excelsior Lodge, 1. o. o. F., meets
this evening at T:30 o'clock in rooms
in the Odd Fellows Temple.
Rev w. E. Potwine will deliver the
address at the monday service for men
in the Young building today.
The papers in the cases of the Hilo
Koreans condemned to be hanged have
not yet reached the Governors office.
At a preliminary meeting of the or
ganizers of the Hilo Pineapple Co., it
was decided To have no promotion
stock
The regular meeting of the Ahuhui
Iolani will, be held this afternoon at 2
p. m. in the Sunday school of st. An
drew cathedral.
Court Canoes meets this evening at
7:30 o'clock in San Antonio Hall. Work
in the initiatory degree and all mem
bers are requested to attend.
Mrs. Sam Allen, accompanied by her
nieces, the Misses Kulufnanu and Lucy
Ward, departed on the Mongolia for
the Coast, to be gone several weeks.
w. Mike Maket of Australia was adj
judged and declared citizen of the
United States yesterday before Judge
Dole.
George Thielen did not leave for the
Coast on the Mongolia as was expected.
He will make a trip to Kauai this
week and will shortly depart for San
Francisco on business.
H f. Hendricks was arrested yes
terday on a warrant sworn to by one
Opio, who allege that the former had
assaulted him with a crowbar. A man
by the name of Folkhorn was also ar
rested on a similar charge.
Contracts were executed yesterday
McBryde plantation will get
additional water from the Wilcox
lands. 1t will be carried across Koloa |
plantation and increase McBryde's sup |
ply by several million gallons
The ladies of the Methodist church |
will hold a fair at the parsonage lawn, |
saturday, April IA, at one p. m. Or |
1ers for Easter baskets and chicks |
and rabbits for Easter favors may be |
eft at the residence of DR. Wayson.
Rev. w. H Fenton- Smith, who will |
assume the pastorate of the St. James |
Episcopal Mission in Hilo, is here in |
consultation with Bishop Restarick |
selative to the purchase of a church |
building site. He will return to Hawaii |
after Easter.
Rear Admiral Lyon. accompanied by !
commander J. F. Carter. |
who succeeds Captain Niblack in his
various duties at the Naval Station.
paid an official call on Acting Governor
Atkinson yesterday. The band played
n the Capitol bandstand, and the call
vas of the most punctilious official
ashton.
r. s. Hosmer, superintendent of For
,stry of the Board of Agriculture and
tOfeStfy, departed on the MOngOlla Tor
Washington and other Eastern cities,
accompanied by his mother. Mr.. Hos
ner will make an extended visit in |
and brush up on the latest
IDEAS current about the Department of
Agriculture.
James Wakefield superintendent of
he dry goods department of Theo. H.
Davies &, Co, Ltd, will leave in me
ext Alameda for New York on BUSH
ess, accompanied that far by Mrs.
with their son Gordon, on
he way to visit her old home in En-
land, where Mr.. Wakefield may join
er later. They will probably return
he latter part of July.
Manager G. H. Fairchild of the Ma
zee Sugar Company, Kauai, had a
)ng consultation with the Acting Gov
rnor and Land Commissioner Pratt
esterday relative to the Molokans and
heir experience at Kapaa. Manager
is the man who is reconciling
he Molokans to their new manner OF
fe, and said yesterday that they did
OF work as a commune, but that each
as for himself Which is good
for Americanism.