The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

in the Manchuria
hospital of it's own is being starte
by Hamakua Ditch Co
The Never Sleeps" will hold thei
regular meeting this evening in tn
usual place
Brainerd H Smith will leave in TIL
| Korea ON August II for a visit of thre
months to the mainland.
Rev. Frank Fitz will use the Viva
house at Palolo, lately bought by hin
as a dormftory for his school
Central Union church Christian En-
| deavorers held a social at the hom
OF Ray B. Rietow yesterday evening.
The Advertiser roach cure is havin,
the run of the town and has larsel,
increased the sales of plaster of pari
and pulverized (bar) sugar.
The cement market is further replen
| ished by second consignment from
Japan, consisting of $500 barrels, re
ceived by Fl. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd.
Queen Liliuokalani left yesterday il
| the Mauna Loa for visit of several
weeks to Hookena. She was accompa-
| MED by Mrs Joseph Aea and John D
Aimoku.
| William Mckinley Lodge, K. of p.
will hold it's regular meeting this even
ing in Harmony Hail. All visiting
brothers of the order are cordially in
vited to attend.
Els wird hierdurch bekannt gemacht,
dass Herr Pastor Hans Isenberg, am
Sonntag den % Juli Vormittags II
Uhr, in der deutschen Kirche den Got
tesdienst abhalten wird.
Land Commissioner Pratt suggests
snecial steamer excursions from San
Francisco for the benefit of mainland
farmers desirous of looking into the
conditions of settlement in these is
lands.
Yamamoto, sentenced by Judge De
Bolt last May to imprisonment for five
years for assault with intent to COM
nit murder, died of stomach trouble
in prison Thursday afternoon. An
autopsy revealed a tapeworm of long
existence.
Governor Carter, Captain Hum
phrey, quartermaster, and two officers
from Camp Mckinley yesterday sew
orally called on Admiral Very, the new
eommandant of the naval station. The
Governor received the usual salute of
seventeen guns.
Morimatsu was potting English spar
rows yesterday morning near the rail-
road depot with a % rife, but as he
failed to show the necessary permit to
be using a gun in the county. he and
his game were taken to the police sta
ton. He will be tried for violation of
the county ordinance and two dead
sparrows will be evidence against him. |
A lease of the Union Grfll premises, |
by E. S. Cunha to George D. LycurguS,
for twenty years at 5000 a month, has
been recorded. 1t is conditioned that
the lessee shall not allow the place to |
be used as a saloon, nor for any i'm |
proper or offensive purpose. He may /
demolish the present building if hel
forthwith replace it with a fireproof |
structure of equal or greater value.
John H. Jones denies the statement |
made by his brothers attorney at Red |
wood City taat a brother from Homo
lulu was going over to assist the ac-
cused. Charles, a brother living in San
Francisco. called on George w. c.
Jones in prison and has written to |
John saying he does not believe their |
brother is guilty. The theory of the /
Jones family is that the victims hus-
oand is the murderer.
Regarding the new law of natural II
cation, which makes the path of aliens
o citizenship somewhat harder than
before, the question has been raised
lmong the legal fraternity here wheth-
II it abolshes the privilege conferred
w the Orgenic Act on aliens living
lere for more than five years prior to
he going into effect of that measure
June IA, 1905-of becoming naturalized
fithout previous declaration of inten-
ion. III
The Salvation Army.-Meets every
light, except Monday, in the hall, cor
er of King and Nuuanu streets, COM
lencing at o'clock Sunday services:
Ioliness meeting at IL a. m; peniten-j
ary meeting at 1890; junior meeting
nd Bible class at 3 p. m; salvation
eeting at p. m. Junior meeting on
chooi street, near Liliha, every SUM-
ay afternoon at 2 o'clock. Band of
owe meeting (for children) in the
all. corner King and Nuuanu streets,
yery Saturday afternoon at o'clock
djutant and Mrs. Bamberry in
large.
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