The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

George Lycurgus viii leave fol
Greece on June l. and viii be absen
year and a half.
E. E. gliding denies that he will &C.
| cept the position OF head overseer a
Union MIL kohala.
There will be meeting of the Catho-
lie Benevolent Union at c. 3. NJ hal
this Sunday evening at o'clock.
Geo. Kaai was arrested last night on
a charge of malicious injury. It is al
legged that he broke up the furniture
in his mothers home.
1t would be well for the messenger
service to issue a schedule of rates for
distances. All sorts of charges are be-
ing made by the messenger boys.
| Clarence Waterman returned on the
Alameda yesterday for Chicago where
he has been taking special course in
| brewing as applied to the manufac ture
J of beer.
! There will be the usual service in the
German Lutheran church this morning.
| Pastor 1senberg of Lihue will conduct
! the service on the last Sunday of each
month.
| Treasurer Campbell is suing Clifford
KimEall, manager of the skating rink.
to recover the license fee of IS for each
exhibition. At date OF suit the claim
, amounted to 5000.
A foreclosure suit has been brought
| by the Portuguese Mutual Benefit So
balance of mortgage indebtedness
claimed being s111l.10
Honolulu Harbor No. 81 A A of NJ.
& P, will hold a very important meet
ing this evening at : o'clock in K.
of P. Hall King street which all
members are requested to attend
The question DO you love your
wife?' will probably be answered by
someone within few days and the
public will ask, Whats it to you?"
Then the answer will come forth.
Tom Quinn's house in Palolo Valley.
lately erected at a cost of $500, was
burned down Friday night. Some Ko-
reans with whom Mr.. Quinn recently
had trouble are suspected of incen-
diarism. Mr. Quinn will rebuild.
Chas. Hilbert. who runs a shooting
gallery at Magoonville, was arrested
yesterday and charged with violating
the gambling law. Capt. Cook alias
John Alohiki, was also taken to the
station for allegedly playing I'll"
''The Place of the Church in Our :
Civilization and the Secret OF It's
Power" viii be DR.. Kincaid's subject
at Central Union church this morning.
In the evening ]. A. Rath will speak
on the social condition at Palama.
All subscribers to Weekly Examiner
in the Hawaiian Islands are requested
TO present their receipt or addressed
wrapper to the agents. Wall. Nichols
Co., as soon as possible in order to i
have their paper mailed to them prop
erIy.
M. T. Simonton, clerk in Judge Rob-
insons court, has been recommissioned
as a deputy clerk of the Judiciary and
a clerk of the Supreme and First Cir
cult courts. Judge Robinson engrossed
his clerks commission in beautiful
style.
Groups Watching the Cross" is Mr..
Wadmans subject this morning in the
Methodist church. and he viii speak on
Safety Vaults in the evening at 7:30.
Reception of new members and ad-
of Lords Supper at morn
ing service. All made welcome.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
Mrs. Taylor, the florist, will make the
prettiest and largest caladium dis
play ever made in Honolulu. Do not
miss the grand sight. Any plant ex-
hibited will be for sale. No reserve.
Tel. Main 339, Alex. Young building.
Certified copies of the record in the
case of the five Koreans under SEN
tence of death for murder came from
Hilo to Henry Smith. chief clerk of
Judiciary. by the Kinau's mail. Theyi
We're ordered by Acting Governor At
kinson for use in considering the qaes-j
ton of Communication of sentence.
Delegate Kalanianaole reports that
the chairman of committee has assur
ed him that the public buildings bill
will contain an item of $3.50, 900 for pur-
chase of a Federal building site in Ho-
nolulu. Also, that his bill setting aside
he site for a Federal building in Hilo
las been favorably reported
At the Methodist church this evening
at 7:30 Mr.. A B. Elmer of the Y M.
c. A. San Francisco. who arrived on
he Alameda yesterday, Will give an
address on his experiences in the
doomed city during the awful earth
quake and fire. Mr.. Elmer was drafted
nto the Red Cross service and for
several days witnessed many of the
horrible scenes and encountered the
most thrilling experiences. Mrs. Robt. | s
3emrose will also give a brief de-
cription of her own experiences sleep
ng in a cemetery, etc. The pastor
will read two or three letters from alb )
cent members and friends bearing on
he same subject. All made welcome.
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