The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Or. F. r Day is much improved afte
q severe illness.
Senator Woods and his brother San
are il town from kohaia.
Miss Emma Rose has returned from
a short vacation at her home on Ha
wall.
Supervisor Shipman of Hawaii Coun
" viii return TO his home in Kau mex
Tuesday.
Rev. Father Adrian, pastor of tbs
Catholic church in fIilo. was an aariva
- the kinau yesterday.
NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy. engineer OF
the Kohala ditch, came down from the
scene of his operations yesterday.
| Mrs E s. Poor arrived in the Ala
meda on a visit to her son, Frank c.
Poor of the IL S. n. Co. service
The captured Russian anarchists fear
that, if they are returned to Russian
port, they will be sent to the Siberian
mines.
| c. w. Alden, master mechanic of the
FIilo Railway Co, came down from Hi
10 on the Kinau yesterday with Miss
Alden.
! Postal Inspector Hare was an arrival
| from the windward on yesterdays XII
nau Deputy Attorney General Pros
ser came with him.
Deutsehe Lutherische Kirche.-Sonn-
tag VorTnittag IL Uhr, Pastor Hans
Isanberg. F'estgottesdenst fuer die
Herzogin Sophie Charlotte.
A. NJ. Burns, editor of the Hawaii
Herald, had to take to his bed from
| an attack OF malaria after getting out
this week issue of his paper
The annual meeting of the Guild and
Wonaan's Auxiliary will be held on
Monday. May 20. at half past two, in
the new guild room at Iolani school.
Mr.. Brasch of Whitney & Marsh is
leaving for New York ON the Sth OF
June and is prepared to fin any spe-
cial orders which may be entrusted &c
him.
Mr.. C. C. Hunter will speak at the
4:30 Sunday afternoon meeting today
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Subject, 1.-The
Tyranny of Man All welcome. Tea
at $50.
German Church.-Sunday, IL o'clock
Pastor Hans Isenberg from Lihue
Welcome service for the German train
ing ship Herzogin Sophie Charlotte. NJ
Sunday school.
The Lane Sunday school class of poll
ticians who have been will hold a ses
on at Republican headquarters, III
Fort street, this morning. Brother
Jim Quinn, it is said, will be the days
leader.
Great plans have been completed fol
the formal opening of-Ihe Kohala ditcf
on June IL. Mrs. Campbeil-Parker viii
turn the water into the ditch Hawai-
county band will be in attendance
and speeches will be delivered. Mr.
Shaughnessey, engineer of the work
came to town yesterday.
John A. McCandless. after visiting
Waialua plantation in company witt
Manager T. x Bull of Oahu planta-
ton, reports enthusiastically of the
conditions there. Twenty million gal
Ions of water a day was being drawn
from the big dam. and 1000 acres OF
land being furrowed for planting tbs
1917 crop.
"The Kings Signet Ring is Mr.
Wadman's subject this morning in th'
Methodist church at II O'Clock. AT 7:3i
p. m. Judge Henry E Highton will de-
liver an address. The service will be
of a memorial character. Patriotic
music will be rendered. The other ser
vices will be as usual. Sunday schoo
at 10 a. m. and Epworth League at 6:3t
ip. m.
Christian church, corner Alakea ana
King streets. services today: Jr. c. E.
10 a M: Sr. c. E., $50 p. M; Bible
school. 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the
pastor at II a. m, What shall it profit
a man if he gain the world and lose his
lsoul?" and 730 p. m. Infant baptism
and Christian union" You are cordial
w invited to any and all services. G.
d. Edwards, pastor.
An interesting service will be held
at ST. Andrews cathedral this evening
in connection with the Brotherhood OF
ST Andrew Six members will be adj
mitted by a public service and brief ad-
dresses viii be made by the Rev. Canon
Ault the Rev. w. H. Fenton-Smith
| and by AIessrs. c. NJ. Lovsted and F.
w. Everton. The service will be fully
choral, sung by Canon Ault.
| Honolulu will shortly have another
banking institution the Carlo Pawn
| broking Co. being the new people in
| the field II will be a private banking
! institution for loans on such securities
as notes and mortgages and will be
| independent of the pawnbroking bust
ness. They are now looking for suit
able location and Will in all probability
open about the beginning of June.
| Rev w. NJ. Kincaid, d. D., will
| preach in Central Union church this
morning on The Personal Factor in
Religion" In the evening the annual
memorial service of the G. A. r. will
| he held Acting Governor Atkinson de-
livering the address. Geo. W. De Long
Post veterans and visiting comrades
will attend in a body Students of Ka-
mehameha schools will assist in the
singing.