The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-21
LOCAL BREvITIES.

demolished
Aev. A. L. Hall is doing nicely after
an operation at the Queens Hospital.
dinner Saturday evening to Mrs. w.
A. Kinney OF Honolulu.
The Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H, Divis-
ion No. l. hold their regular meeting
this evening at o'clock in C. B. Z.
hall
A Japanese named Iwasake was kill
ed while walking up the Wainiha trail.
Hanalei, Kauai. by falling down
bank
All members are requested to be
present at Excelsior Lodge meeting
this evening as some special business
is to be transacted.
Mr.. t. H. Hughes and family wish
to thank the many kind friends and
also the Methodist choir for their SYM
pathy and assistance in their late be-
reavement.
There will be a Special meeting of
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3, o. E. s., this
evening a 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic
Temple which all members are request
ed to attend. Important business.
Judge Robinson overruled the demur-
rer in the case of Kipahulu Sugar Co.,
VS.. Isaac Kapule ct al, giving the de-
PENDANTS five days in which to answer.
H. E. Cooper for plaintiff, W. C. Achi
for defendants.
The British steamer Chiswick. now at
Eleele. will go from there to San
Francisco, where SIZE will load lumber
and merchandise for Sydney and Mel
bourne. She is chartered prior to ar
! rival by J. J. Moore & Co.
Geo. A Davis, q. S. Commissioner.
yesterday committed Arnt Evansen. a
deserving sailor from the Norwegian
ship Karmo, to the custody of Marshal
| Hendry to await the order of the con-
| sui for Norway, w Pfotenhauer.
| Superintendent Holloway has re-
| ceived from Assistant superintendent
| Rowland a report on Engineer KEEL
| logg's findings regarding the Nuuanu
dam. but was not prepared yesterday
| afternoon to give the documents out
for publication.
!. John Lua will spend the next year
in prison for having been found with
articles of jewelry in his possession
| not obtained in the regular channels of
i trade. He was up on two charges,
| pleading guilty to both. Being an old
| offender he was sentenced as above
Chun Far stole eight $40 gold pieces
| at Iahaina recently and was UP to an
/ swer for it before Judge Whitney yes
i terday If he had stolen the money
| in Oahu the Judge could have attended
to him, but as it was he was discharged
i as beyond the jurisdiction of the court.
/ Muraoka, who pounded up Korean
| at Wafmanalo two weeks ago with the
/ heel of a japanese slipper. was sen
/ fenced to thirty days yesterday. ku-
sano, who helped with a chair as a
| weapon was fined S25 and costs. The
former defendant swore that he had
never seen the Korean until he had
/ faced him in court, but his oath did not
! help him.
The McCandless buildings at King
and Alakea streets, the condemnation
of which by superintendent Holloway
!, was unsuccessfully contested in the
! courts, are being demolished. They
, We're sold at auction by Will E. Fisher
on Saturday. VIM. McCandless in
/ tends erecting a modern business block
on the site, in keeping with the Levers
i & Cooke block which it will adjoin. =
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser
/ published in Honolulu, Hawaiian Is
lands, issued it's fftieth anniversary
! number July 2, 1906. This edition gives
a complete resume of the history OF
Honolulu for one hundred years past
is finely illustrated, and is filled with
/ interesting data regarding the wonder
full growth and progress of Honolulu
Il and the surrounding islands during the
i past half century.-Mertz's Magazine.
High Sheriff Henry yesterday sold
!, lands of w L. Peterson under fore
closure to satisfy a judgment for s42S'
in favor of the Lunalilo estate. "A
), building lot, subject to an $500 mort
gage. was bought in by W. H. Gill
MORTGAGE. for $S5. A lot 5000 square
feet in Nuuanu valley and one In the
Kewalo tract, subject to $500 mort
gage to the Lunalilo estate, were
bought for $25 by w. w. chamberlain
for the mortgage. A piece OF lana
SO acres at Kalaoa Kona. Hawaii
and an eighth interest in 4S IL acres
at Makaalae Hama Maui. were bought
, by Geo. C. Sea for So and SO respec-
! lively.
Paul Super and Mrs super are amonS
those who arrived here via Waimanaft
and the Pail yesterday from the main
: land. Mr. Super is to fill the position
of secretary at the Y. NJ. G. A. here
and comes highly recommended by tn
International Committee. He is
, young man. having graduated from I'M
/ University Of Missouri in the class O
{ 'O3. of which graduating class his wife
: was also a member. Since leaving
college he has been acting as assistan
secretary at the Y. NJ. c. A. at Orange
:, n. ]. Mr.. Super begins his duties her'
at once and will be decided acqulsltiol
to the institution for which he IS Il
work and to the athletic circles of tn
city.