The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Kaimuki chicken raisers complain of
wild cats
VIM. KcKinley Lodge, K. of P.
meets this evening at 7:So o'clock.
Midwinter Floral Parade souvenirs,
only 1oc., for sale at Thrum's book
store.
The Commute car service on the
Waialae road line commences to-
morrow.
w. F. sabin and family will shortly
move to their summer residence at
i Kaimuki
The doves around Honolulu have be-
come quite tame since the close of the
shooting season.
Three hundred bags of mail ac-
cumulated in seven days, were brought
by the Alameda.
Water will be running in the Kohala
ditch on June 1. when gala ceremonies
will signalize the event.
Chalmers Graham. the oil agent
well-known here, passed through yes
| terday in the steamer China.
| Philip H. Dodge addressed the clos
| ing meeting of the Lenten MONDAY
| series 1T the Alex. OuiiS
M. S. Botelho has applied to the
| Treasurer for a fifth-class liquor IL
| cense at Kainehe, Hamakua, HAWAII.
| Park Expert Robinson is now en-
| gagged in a study of the problem OF
| making Oakland, California, beautlfui.
| Necessary business due to steamship
arrivals was conducted behind closed
| doors by the banks On Good FRIDAY
The quarterly meeting of the Chinese
| Students Alliance will be held at the
residence of F. w. Damon this even
ing.
E. Faxon Bishop has become the pos
SCISSOR of a fine tourist automobile. 1t
| bears the owners monogram on the
| door
Fourteen gamblers arrested at Aiea
on Thursday night by Deputy Sheriff
Fernandez We're fined s. and costs
ca CHI.
The annual spring movement of null
let along the coast of Oahu from EVA
to Kahana is reported from various
1 points.
I George r. Ewart. the veteran sugar
planter, returned in the Alameda from
! a visit of inspection to rubber planta-
| TONS IN MEXICO.
| Francis NJ Brooks, the former Local
attorney. now of Shanghai, expects to
visit Honolulu in a trip around the
| world via New York.
A Toxic paper states that Consul
General Mkt Saito has bought, foI
90. 900 ven residence in that city Tor
merly occupied by a Japanese general
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, Q. E. s.
will hold it's regular meeting and also
initiation tonight in Masonic Temple
All members of the order are cordially
invited.
J. s. McCandless left in the China
to visit his aged father and, return
ing, will be accompanied by his daugh-
, ter Madge, coming home from schoo
III Washington, D. c.
]. P. Cooke returned from Maui IL
the Claudine. He reports that, al
though the drouth caused anxiety, al
| of the plantations on the island are II
excellent condition.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a fair at the parsonage lawr
today at one p. m. Orders for Easte
baskets and chicks and rabbits to-
A&aster favors may be left at the resi-
: Fence of DR.. Wayson.
So n. Baker is quoted as saying ina
tn. Asrcasses of dogs killed at the
11anY are distributed to Hawaiian
% sgor food 1t is not the dog meat ina
Nhe protests against so much as th'
D. set that there is no sanitary 1nspec
tryR the meat as in the case of othe
flesh food
Amos P. Wilder, recently APPOINTED
HOngk01S
passed through Honolulu yesterday VI
a the Siberia. Wilder is a Yale gradu
= ate. a new man in the consular ser
vice and stranger TO China. ii
states that he will devote his energie
, toward building up trade between IN
United States and China.
Deputy Attorney General MllVerto
is reported as finding difficulty in IN
eff1rt to redeem a promise he mad
- to the Korean he had employed as III
teroreter at Hilo. The man is a Meth
odist church member and he aske
;" Mr. MilvertOn to find work for mn
t. in tue office of "a Christian lawyer
/ Mr.. Milverton undertook the service
< but 10 far has not found the Korea
a place.