The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board of Health will not hold a
meeting this afternoon
The Honolulu Times for May will be
out Thursday morning.
The Eagles will hold regular meet
ings this evening at 7:30 D. m, K. OF
The Kakaako Mission Sunday school
children have subscribed 1910 for the
reieT FUND
Miss Emma Rose has gone to her
former home in Hilo to remain sew
| eral months
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young de-
parted for san Francisco last night on
/ the Ventura
| The Cleaners viii meet with Mrs
| W. A. Bowen, KewaIo street, on We'd
nesday at 8 o'clock
! Charles McGonigle of Benson. Smith
| q Co was a passenger for San Fran
, cisco on the Ventura
George MUMMY was excused from
the Federal jury on Monday and re-
, turned to Hilo yesterday.
The corner stone of the new Masonic
building for Lodge Maui, at Waikiki,
will be laid on Saturday next.
The proceeds of the coming festival
of song will be given for the benefit
OF the San Francisco sufferers
The monthly meeting of the Kennel
Clito to have been held last night did
not take place owing to lack of a
quorum.
A meeting of Leahi Chapter No. 2,
Order of the Eastern Star, will be held
tonight to discuss the raising of relief |
money for San Francisco
The special meeting of the Civic Fed |
Grafton. announced for today, has been |
called off and there will be no getting |
together now until the regular meet
ing.
Trouble between Koreans and a Jap
arese luna at Waipahu resulted in 4 I
threatened strike on Monday. Threats
of dismissal, however, sent the men
back to work.
The funeral of the late Russell P.
Walbridge will take place today, April
25 at II o'clock. from the residence of
Mrs. A. s Parke, 1139 Beretania street
Interment private.
Out of respect to the family of the
late A. T. Atkinson, the Board of Su-
pervisors instructed Prof. Berger yes
terday to postpone the public concert
announced for last evening.
Punahou and a Nuuanu street car
collided at the Fort street switch last
night both going slowly. There was
no damage. beyond the smashing of
the car Tenders, and no one was hurt.
Mr.. Thomas Prime will give a lec7
ture at Haalelea Lawn, next Wednes-
day week, entitled Man Lives Many
Lives The Honolulu Branch of the
Society has the matter in
charge.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
fled by the Hilo Fruit Co., Ltd. Hlo
being named as the location of the
lead office. The officers named are
A. Scott, president; H. Wears. secre-
AIRY, and H. V. Patten, treasurer.
A heavy blast made yesterday, in ex-
awaiting for a foundation for the new
building, scattered rocks
IN King street. One heavy stone went
through the fence breaking off a por-
ion of a sheet iron sign in it's flight
Pacific Fruit Co., Ltd, is the name
II an Incorporation formed at Koloa,
Kauai. The capital stock is $4,000, with
he privilege in the articles of incor-
'oration of Increasing this to $4,000.
Henry A. Jaeger is the first president.
The directors of the Inter-Island s.
T. Co. who visited Hilo for the pur-
ose of examining the railway wharf
here returned on Saturday. No deci-
ion was arrived at as to the adapta-
ility of the wharf to use by the new
teamer.
In behalf of Y. Amin, Henry Hogan
esterday presented to the Acting Gov
rnor petition that transportation be
to the Chinese who have
cen made homeless by the earthquake, l
a order that they may come to Ha-
-aii. The Acting Governor, however.
an not override the law in the matter
Harry Leeds and Trixie LIE Mar bur
,sque sketch artists, are through pas
angers on the Ventura. They were | +:
sounded to learn of the San Fran !:
sco disaster, as they We're on their :
ay to appear at the Orpheum. After I
citing over the shock of the news. )
ley asked: Where's Joe Cohen" {:
Then informed that Joe had just ca !
led that he was safe in San Fran |:
SEQ, the artists decided to continue !:
leir journey to the Coast. !