The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The oil corner Is "hust."

ne Oil tOItieI - JUST
, There is an abundance of keg cook
| ing butter n town.
The Board OF Education will meet at
$3.50 D. m. next Thursday
The Elks viii hold regular meeting
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Oceanic Lodge No 81. F. & A. NJ,
meets this evening for work in the
third degree.
Hawaiian Tribe No L, Order of Red
this evening in rooms. at 1. O. O.. F.
hall.
The regular weekly rehearsal of the
Honolulu Symphony Club will be held
this evening in the clubrooms, at Haa-
lelea Lawn.
f. B. Moseley, we'll known in Homo
lulu, is reported to have been murder
, ed in a saloon at Fresno, Cal. by a
horse jockey.
Without additional ceremonies, the
ashes of the late A. T. Atkinson We're
inferred in Nuuanu cemetery on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Prof. Bode in charge of the choir
of the Methodist church. will be in the
choir at o'clock this evening to meet
persons who may wish to join the
choir.
Wong Min and Yong Tin, the two
Chinese arrested for perjury before
immigration officers, were committed
to the Federal grand jury at next
term by Commissioner Mailing.
The lecture by Thomas Prime has
been postponed to a date which will
be hereafter announced. 1t is TO take
place in the pavilion of the Young
Hotel instead OF at Haalelea lawn.
The school flag ffoated at half-mast |
at the Waipahu School on Wednesday, |
out of respect to the memory of the |
late Hon. A. T. Atkinson, former |
Superintendent of Public instruction. |
Leahi Chapter, Order of the Eastern |
Star, has voted to denote the proceeds |
of it's coming fair to the San Francisco |
relief fund, instead of bed in the |
Johnson sahitarium as originally in
tended.
Judiciary Clerks Smith and Thomp- |
son were again before the Territorial |
grand jury yesterday with court rec |
ords bearing on probate matters with |
which the dismissed and accused clerk, |
Keliett, had to do.
Yesterday Acting Governor Atkinson |
left on the Mikahala to meet the Molo-
kans at Kappa for conference as to |
the question of the individualizationo of |
land holdings. He will return on We'd |
nesday of next week.
With another definite charge against |
the police backed by q witnesses, it |
looks as if the supervisors would soon |
be forced to send to the Coast for
more Whitewash. The local supply is
already getting short.
On May L the Hawaiian Engineering
viii remove from HALE
lea lawn to the Kapiolani building,
where it will occupy the even-number-
ed rooms 10 to 16 inclusive, making |
three of them into one assembly room. |
The Chinese Young Ladies' Mission
airy Society hold their annual meeting
this evening in the Fort Street Church,
at 7:30. An interesting program has
been arranged on the life of Davidf5a
Living stones the missionary explorer.
The meeting is open to the public, and
all interested are cordially invited to
be present.
Under the auspices of Mr.. J. D. Bond,
member of the ''Theosoph-
)hical Society in America q room has
,een secured in the Bruce Waring Co.'S
offices Progress block, End floor, Nos. |
IS, wherein viii be held. every Fri
lay evening, beginning at 7:30, for the
tudy and free discussion of theosoph-
cal subjects, regular meetings, to
which all persons interested are cor
Tally invited.
At meeting held last evening of
he Sons of St. George No. 35S, Homo
ulu, a reSolut ton was unanimously ,
arried to convey the sympathy of the |
odge with brothers of the order in
san Francisco and asking Bro H. J.
olatts of San Francisco, Deputy to the
srand Lodge to inform them what ar
are being made for united
elp by all kindred lodges in which the ,
honolulu lodge may join.