The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. c. B. Wood and daughter We're
returning passengers in the Kinau.
Carl s. smith. the Hilo attorney. was
a kinau passenger from that town.
Shia,ohara was arrested yesterday
morning on a John Doe warrant for an
assault on Lau Moy (w.)
T Manager Conant of the Parker ranch
and A. b. Lindsay, Honokaa mer-
chant, arrived in the Kinau.
Oahu Canton. I. Q. o. F.. special
meeting this Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Important business.
Alexander Craw, the Territorial en-
tomologist, returned with Mrs. .Craw in
the Kinau from a short vacation on Ha-
wall.
Father McGeary of Manila will
ipreach a special sermon at st. Angus
tines Chapel. Waikiki, at o'clock this
morning
/ The American Sugar Industry, a
trade paper. has published an illustrat-
ed description of the electric plant at
Wainiha, Kauai.
| Two acres on the Koolau side of this
island have yielded about seven tons
1 of cassava or manioc TO the acre. w
! O. Weldon has exhibited samples of
Z the product.
II The Central Union church trustees
/ have ordered Bath, the plumber. to In
stall a water power on the church
premises for the purpose of furnishing
/, the wind for the organ.
| Hirayama Taizo who bit off the right
ear of Kato Yosaku at the Eva plan
tation on September 1 in the course
Of catch-as-catch-can scrap, was
committed for trial yesterday.
! Morimatsu with four criminal
! charges hanging over his head, was up
| before Judge Whitney yesterday for a
preliminary hearing. He was sent
down again until Wednesday next.
! Kokane Moana and Eattie Panama
| will spend the next few years as in
mates of the Industrial School, being
committed during their minority at
the police court session yesterday.
| Kalihi-wa ena's nine-room schoolhouse
is to be built of hollow concrete blocks.
/ The Burrell Construction Co. has the
contract at $22,400, outside of which the
Legislature will be asked for money
| for certain interior furnishing.
! Miss Broad of England will give
stereopticon lecture tonight in the Chi
| nese church, Fort street. She will tell
about the missionary work in NADIA
gascar. 1t will be the result of her
own personal visits there and in South
Africa.
! Hawaiian Agricultural Co. was the
only bidder for a five-year lease of
rs acres agricultural and 7.45 acres
pasture land in Kau, sold by Land
Commissioner Pratt yesterday, the
price being s405 year or So in advance
| of the upset price.
| Four sailors off the British ship
F'airport are under arrest by the Fed
| eral authorities for a breach of the
| immigration law. The sailors were first
arrested as stragglers by the water
front police, being turned over to the
Federal officials yesterday.
The Heinz billboard on the Waikiki
road is to be removed to a locality
where it will be less offensive in the
eyes of the public. A copy of the Ad-
vertiser containing the public COM
plant was sent to Mr.. Heinz personally
and he directed the withdrawal of the
big sign.
K. Satuga, one of the employees of
Robert Condor, of the Greater New
York saloon, implicated in a case of
supplying liquor to minors, was fined
$50 and costs yesterday. The case has
been appealed, similar action having
been taken in the two other convictions
for the charge and for interfering with
the arresting officer.
Christian church, corner Alakea and
King streets. Bible school, 9:45 a. m.
Sen. C. E., $50 p. m. Preaching, II a.
H.. "a Year and Year" Queries and
answers, 7:30 p. m. 1t is earnestly de-
sired that the membership be present
at the morning service. Strangers and
others are always welcome at any and
all services. G. D. Edwards. pastor.
The Y. NJ. c. A. is to have an I'M
usually good speaker this afternoon at
the 4:30 O'Clock mems meeting. Mr..
c. w. Huett of Japan is to have the
meeting. He is fine speaker, handling
whatever he talks of with marked |
ability. Those who are not in the
habit of going to church, or to a Sun
day service, should break the usual
rule to hear a good address this after
noon. The meeting is for men. as
usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dodge will reopen
their private school on Monday, Sept. |
"a. The place of Miss Charlotte Car
ter will be filed at this time by Mrs.
c. G. owen, a graduate of the Cook |
County Normal School, and also of the |
Department of Pedagogy of the Uni |
versity of Chicago Mrs. Ovens ex-
perience in teaching has been at the |
celebrated Dewey School of Chicago, |
with Col. Parker and at the Honolulu
Normal School.
The services this evening at ST An
drew's Cathedral will be of special in
terest. Taking advantage of there be-
ing many clergynnen now in Honolulu,
Bishop Restarick has arranged for adj
dresses from several of then. on Sunday
at 7:30. The Rev A. NJ. Sherman of
Hankow will speak on China and say
a few words to the fourteen Honolulu
boys who are going on the Korea to
Boone College, Hankow. The Rev. j.