The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The next mail from the Coast is due
on Wednesday on the Doric
Work in the third degree at William
| Mckinley Lodge, K. of P, this even
ing
George H. Fairchild. manager of Ma
kee Sugar Co, came to town yester-
day.
High Sheriff Henry expects that Lo-
PEI, the escaped Porto Rican convict
viii be captured before long.
Miss Josephine Locke's Saturday
mornings art class begins today at II
| o'clock at the Kaiulani Home, King
street
Theodore Richards will speak al
the Y. NJ. G. A Hall tomorrow after
Inoon at 4:30. All welcome. Suppe,
at $50.
A cablegram to Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, says the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange will reopen on
the 2sth inst
The foundation having been complet-
ed, work on the superstructure of the
two new bays of ST. Andrews cathedral
will shortly begin.
be held a the Gospel Mission in the
bles, at 8 O'Clock. Please come and
bring friend.
r. D. Lydecker, secretary of the
Board Of Archives, is going to Hilo
next week for the purpose Of searching
the old records in the courthouse there
for documents OF historical value.
Miss Juanita Beckley and Mr.. A. r.
Cunha will be married on Sunday, May
2u, at ST. Augistine's Chapel, Waikiki.
The wedding viii be private, and will
be followed by a luncheon at Aqua
Marine, Diamond Head.
Ralph w Green, formerly of the Ha-
waiian Trust Co.'S office. has gone from
Palo Alto to New York. and will re-
turn to Honolulu shortly. He left here
shortly after the California earthquake
for his old home at Palo Alto.
A balloon ascension will take place
store. There are six prizes offered to
which are to be released. A balloon
will be set free every half hour.
Word was received last evening of
the death at Berkeley, California, of
Mrs George White Chamberlain
mother of Mrs Royal d. Mead. Mrs.
Chamberlain had been an invalid for a
number of years, but her death was di-
rectly due to the shock and exposure
following the San Francisco disaster
Thomas Silva has recruited his gIee
club now playing an engagement at a
Portland Ore. hotel, to a full quota
as follows: Thomas Silva, VIOLIN Ma
jor Kealakai, flute; D. Nape, bass fid-
die; S. Santana, cello; Tony Fabian,
ten string guitar; B. Waiwaiole, taro-
patch; r. Nawahina and John Hele-
lube, guitars.
Because he carried some pieces of
walrus tooth into the prison, without
asking permission of High Sheriff
Henry one of the TRUSTEES of Oahu
Prison has been relegated to the rank
of a hard labor convict. Not only wa 8
the act contrary to prison rules but
the ivory was capable of being made
into a dangerous weapon. 1t was found
in possession of convict.
Rev. r. B. Dodge, NJ. A, pastor of the
English church in Waikiki, Maui, has
teen engaged to preach in the Method
ist church Sunday evening at 1880.
Subject, What Is a Christian" Mr..
Dodge is an earnest, eloquent speaker
and a rich treat is in store for all who
hear his address. Pastor Wadman oc-
cupies the pulpit at IL a.. m. and will
direct attention to a Man who was
always ready" All are welcome
A. Z. Murphy, secretary of Hawaiian
Tribe No. 1. Improved Order of Red
Men, has received a letter from Porter
I. Bliss, secretary of the San Fran
cisco relief committee of the order, in
which occurs this para graph: I'VE are
constantly in receipt of contributions,
but Hawaiian Tribe No. L takes the
lead in the largest amount of relief
forwarded, and the brothers are to be
congratulated and thanked many times
over for their kindness to US. We shall
always look upon our brothers of Ha-
wall as part and parcel of the reserva-
ton of California" The sum sent by
Hawaiian Tribe was $500