The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. W. Ashford has returned from
court at Kohala.
". NJ Giffard of W. G. Irwin & Co.
returned from the Volcano yesterday.
| Eben P. Low owner of Humuula
sheep station, came to town in the
Kinau.
Die Deutsch Lutherische Kirche und
Schulz bleibt bis EUR Rueckkehr des
Herrn Pastor Felmy geschlossen.
Sol Sheridan, valued member of the
Advertiser force. has resigned his posi-
ton and VIII soon leave for the Coast.
There will be a meeting of Honolulu
Harbor No. "a A. A of NJ & P, this
evening at O'Clock. Important bust
ness.
r. r. Eigin. superintendent of the
Kohala railroad, and E. H. Cant. en-
gineer of Papaikou sugar mill, are in
the city.
Owing to the death of DR.. w. E. Tay-
Tor the meeting of the Hawaiian Medi-
cal Association was postponed from
last night to September 1.
Attorney General Peters has perfect
ed the appeal of the Territory from
Judg Robinson's decision in the corpor-
Rev. John p. Erdman, lately return
ed from Japan, will preach at II a. M
today in Central Union church IN
the evening at 1880 Rev. DR.. Sylvester
VIII preach.
Judge Weaver has granted registered
title to Hilo Masonic Hall Associa-
ticn. Limited, for land on Waianuenue
street, Hilo, containing 64.410 square
feet, or las acres.
Deputy Marshal Winter yesterday ar
rested four more japanese sailors. de-
serted from the ship Atlas, for landing
in this country without permission of
the immigration officers
James Lyle is returning in the So
noma from a visit to three of his chill
dren and their families in the Sound |
tcountrv and at San Fri nciscb re- |
spectively. He has been absent about |
two months.
The new Japanese school at Moiliili |
will be dedicated at 1870 this afternoon. |
Acting Consul Matsubara and Rev. G. |
MotogaWa will be among the speakers.
The ninety pupils of the school have
been specially trained to sing on the
occasion.
Frank s. Dodge, superintendent of
the Bishop estate, was overcome by the
altitude at the headquarters of Vail
nina, Kauai, while making. the trip of
inspection with Governor Carriers
party. He was reported as not likely |
to suffer any serious consequences.
The Honolulu police have ordered
from j. C. Axtell a headstone to be
erected in Kawaiahao cemetery over
the grave Of Pakala Manuwai, who
died a month ago. 1t will bear the
Erected in memory of Pa
kala Manuwai by his brother officers
Of the Honolulu police force, 1906"
William Moore, one of the soldiers
under sentence for uttering counterfeit
money here while passing through in
a transport died at the Queens Hos
pital Saturday evening after an opera
ton for appendicitis. He was buried
yesterday morning. A brother of Moore
died on the mainland four months ago
of a similar malady.
Mrs. Joel Bean. who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cox, will address the Y.
NJ. G. A. meeting this afternoon at 4:30
D clock. Mrs. Bean is a most interest
ing Quakeress and a talented speaker.
Those who can hear her have in store
4 rich treat. AAn informal tea follows
the meeting, to which all will be in
yited. Both men and women are asked
to hear Mrs. Bean.
D. S. Scott, the head overseer of the
Waimanalo plantation, after trying to
secure a number of copies of the Jubi-
ee Advertiser through the booksellers,
made a special trip to Honolulu yester-
lay for them, handing in at the Ad-
Tertiser office a list of names to whom
ne wished the paper sent. He was con-
iiderably disappointed when told that
he edition had long since been sold
,ut.