The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Matinee to1ay 1t the Orph-um. -
| cure seas now.
Last Performance of Confessions o.
| D Wife, o. ,ae Drpheum tonight.
John Chalmers has been appofnre,
district fire warden for Hama Maui
William Mckinney Lodge. K. Of p.
meets This evening for work in tn,
| first degree.
H. 2. Baldwin. who is still at The
| Queens Hospital is said TO be i'm
proving rapidly.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3. .. f. :.
meets this evening al 80 clock il
| the Masonic Temple
Mr.. Mayfeld viii speak at the cal
barn service, sunday morning, at II
| o'clock. All are welcome.
The pupils OF the Kafulani school
We're given ride around town last
night in one Of, the Rapid Transit
private cars.
The barometer is said to be rising,
and the trade wind has begun to blow
once more. so that the threatened
storm has probably passed off.
The old residence of a. F. Cooke. on
King street beyond Kawaiahao church,
is being torn down TO make room for
the new building of the Kaiulani Home.
The costumes used in the after
piece at the Elks' MINISTRIES, in the
Indian scene, We're loaned by the local
Tribe of Red Men, Hawaiian Tribe No
1, Imp. o. r NJ.
The next meeting of the Buckeye
Club of Hawaii Will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ben
Rarntani1 Ia
evening, March 10.
The band will play this afternoon a
the last games Of '.socker' football.
There viii be no Sunday afternoon
concert in Honolulu. as the band will
play at Eva on Sunday.
A horse and cart belonging to
Chinese laundryman. by name Chin
Wong Fun, ran away on Hotel street
yesterday morning, scattering the linen
of the Chinaman's customers along
the street for five or six blocks.
The Anti-saIoon League will hold it's
meeting on Thursday. March
p. The League has just issued new
dealing with the liquor ques-
ton, and containing copies of all
laws relating to the sale of liquors.
Land Commissioner Pratt will re-
went to the big island to meet some
settlement association people who
wanted the same terms as had been
given the Molokans. The terms will
be given.
the Y. w. y. A. and the Y. NJ. {. A. !
tomorrow afternoon, at 4;30 o'clock. |
in the Y. NJ. c. a. hall. at which Rev. |
g. D. Edwards will speak on The |
Diamond Rule" All men and women
are invited.
NJ. NJ. Mendonca, of Kona, called on
The High Sheriff yesterday to COM
plain that cattle thieves We're abroad |
n Kona. Hawaii. 1t is said that there |
will be some lynching down there if |
steps are not taken to protect the own
erS Of stock
Sam Johnson, who was hurt at the
of the Elks' MINISTRIES
Thursday night, was reported much
better yesterday. Sam was doing
stunts on the horizontal bar, and
when he landed on the floor threw his
knee out of place.
Rev. Y. Imamura, well-known Bud
hist missionary workerof Honolulu, is
interesting himself in raising a fund
o send to the famine sufferers of ia
AN. Those who wish to subscribe
re asked to send their donations to |
Rev. Y. Imamura at the japanese !
Iission on Fort lane, before April Is.
Miss Lily Motley and Mr.. Heen are
o be married next Monday. They will
lepart on March IA for Shanghai
where Mr.. Heen will engage in the
'ractfce of law. Mr. Heen is island
'orn and is a University of California
nan. By Mr.. Heens departure the
aw firm of Heen and Kaulukou will
re dissolved. A. G. Kaulukou will en-
er the office of Magoon & Lightfoot
n Monday. Mr.. Kaulukou is a gradu-
tie of the Yale Law school.
The Hawaii Shinpo has made a CEN
Us of its own, which shows that there
re $4,000 japanese in the islands, H.
DO of them in Honolulu. Those out
ide of the city are classified as fol-
'ws: Laborers, 1905; storekeepers, 4
s45; women, 94SS; children under :
yenty years of age, 11,216. There are
fty-seven Japanese schools in the
erritory with 1876 boys and 1875
iris attending them. There are thir-
Buddhist temples, sixteen
apanese Christian churches and six
hinto temples.