The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Honolulu Lodge 616. B. P. o. f. meets
this evening for regular business
-Four boys We're arrested yesterday
for stealing coal from the II. s. y. co
Owing to Illness Mrs. George G
Cooke viii be unable to receive this
afternoon.
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ.
meets this evening for work in the
first degree
Fire hydrants will be erected at the
corners of blocks in the Waialae road
waterpipe line.
Polynesia Encampment No. 1. l. O.
O. F., will hold its regular meeting this
evening at 7:30 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown Will take
the Siberia instead of the Alameda. to
spend the summer in New England
For cutting Frank Turk two Sundays
ago, Charles Murasky was fined $40
and costs by Judge Derby yesterday
Precinct changes have been settled
by Governor Carter and are in the
hands of Surveyor Wall for mapping
Rev. Kincaid will leave in the Ala
media to join his family upon his farm
lately bought in Virginia near Wash
ington
Mr., Tut is bringing as guests in the
yacht Anemone in the Pacific race
Judge D. G. Stimson of Denver and L.
e. Alters of Colorado Springs.
All members of Honolulu Symphony
Society are requested to attend the re-
hearsal this evening in the club house
opposite the Hawaiian Hotel.
dance after, at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. Managers and guests of other
hotels. don't be bashful-all are well
come.
Sam Stone and A. Freita were sem
fenced to one year in the Boys Indus
trial School, failing good conduct I'M
der probation, for stealing a pineapple
from All Heung.
The Pearl City school had it's COM
mencement outing at the Pearl Har-
Dor pavilion yesterday, and the pupils
certainly had an enjoyable day. They
were in charge of their principal, Mrs.
Bell
County Sheriff Brown has warned the
Molokans quartered in the Magoon
building that they must make all rea-
sonable efforts to obtain employment
Oh pain of being prosecuted for vag-
rancy.
Jacob Simms coined several phrases
last night of so drastic a nature that
the sensibilities of his Kakaako neigh
bors were shocked, necessitating the
removal of Mr. Simms in the patrol
wagon.
This Friday evening. at 7:30. in
formal meetings of the Philosophical
Society in America are held in the
Progress Block, second floor, rooms rs.
Free discussions allowed on all theo
sophical topics and all enquirers well
come
On a warrant charging larceny in the
second degree for the theft of five bags
OF coal from the Inter-Island Steam
ship Co. H. Makaula, Joe Maife, Pahaa
and Ed. Markham We're arrested yes
terday. The boys appear for trial this
morning.
Rev. Francis w. Damon of Honolulu
is behind scheme, at present in abey- |
ance but having considerable funds, to
establish an oriental college and pre-
paratory school with polytechnic and
military academy adjuncts, somewhere
on the Pacific Coast.
Major B. H. Fuller. U. S. Marine |
Corps expects orders by the Alameda
today detaching him from Honolulu |
naval station, where he has been on |
duty for nearly two years Major and |
Mrs Fuller Will leave many friends |
here when they go away.
The Hawaiian hotel has secured the
services of Madame Alapai for it's con-
cert this evening during dinner. Mrs
A!apai will render a number of the
selections she has made famous. This
is in addition to the Kaai concert. A
general invitation to the public is eX-
tended.
Without any set ceremony the corner
stone of the McCandless building, King
and Bethel streets. was laid yesterday
tin box was deposited in the stone
containing photographs of the three
McCandless brothers, copies of the dali
Iy papers and other articles. Work on
the superstructure is about. to begin.
Manager Barkhausen of Pioneer Mill
Co arrived in town yesterday and, IN
conference with Governor Carter and
Holloway, arranged
sale of water to supply La1alna town
The supply is a perpetual one of haif
4 million gallons a day and purchased
under the appropriation of $4,000 made
by last Legislature.
Regarding the Nuuanu dam, P. c.
Jones is quoted as saying among other
things: Fastening the work shoulG
not for a moment be considered when
safety is involved tt is positively
wicked. if what Mr. Patterson says be
true. to hurry the job to cover up bad
work: at least there should be a COM
nsete investigation by more competent
men and this investigation should be
Three dainty scenes transferred to
canvas by the brush of Alexander scott
are now on exhibition on the room of
the Promotion Committee. One of
these pictures is that of the kameha-
meha pool in Nuuanu valley, when
will be covered by the waters OF the