The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-18
LOGAL BREVITIES.

| EAce4sior Lodge NO. /, L. O o. F, viii
meet in Odd Fellows hall at 1880 to-
night
Ladies Auxiliary A 0. H, Division
No. /. will meet in c. b. L. hall at S
| O'clock tonight.
There will be work in the first degree
in Mystic Lodge No. ? K. of P, this
evening at 7:30.
Mrs A. ]. Derby, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis on Saturday,
is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Frank Andrade, who had been
doing nicely after undergoing an opera
ton, was reported not so wen yester-
day
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge F. & A. VI. at Masonic
Temple at 1880 tonight. Work in third
degree.
Yanagi, a Japanese woman sent to
jail last week for safe keeping as a
witness, was released yesterday on a
bond of $3.50.
On account of smallness of space, ad-
mission to the closing exercises of the
Royal School on Thursday evening,
be presented at the door.
The trustees of Oahu College offer a
reward of $500 for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons who
set fire to the residence of the presi-
dent on the night of June 8.
According to japanese hotelkeepers,
80 japanese from plantations on Oahu
and about $50 who arrived in the Kinau
on Saturday, making 1890 altogether,
will leave in the steamer Kumeric for
Vancouver.
Nobody in Honolulu can best the
chairman of the Eagles entertainment
committee when it comes to giving a
smoker. He is going to prove it to the
Eagles and their friends on Wednesday
evening, June rs, 1907.
A cablegram was received yesterday
from Allan Herbert. at San Francisco,
stating that the operation on Mrs. Her
bert, for the removal of a large tumor,
had proved successful and that the
patient was adoing well.
Miss de IArtigue will start a begin
ner's class in dancing on Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at Odd Fellows hall
and continue on Saturday and Tues
day evenings. Those who desire to
learn should begin at once.
Prof. w. Hart will deliver a lecture
this evening at the rooms of the Kilo
hama Art League on 1.-THE Story of
Photography The lecture will COM
mence at s o'clock. The members of
the League and their friends are all
invited to be present.
David Al is showing some excellent
corn grown on his mothers place in the
Palolo valley. The ears are as large
as those which take prizes in Kansas
and the quality is fine Palolo val
ley would have marketed many garden
products here but for the fact that it
has no suitable road.
While resting on the Koolau side
of the PAIL High Sheriff Henry figured
the cost of needed repairs to the Kane
ohe Jail and courthouse. He made It
$500 or thereabout. The High Sheriff
reports the roads in bad condition. For
on a piece of road lately done
at cost of about $500, the local road
supervisor and the laborers are still
waiting for their pay.
Harry Daniels, the youngest of the
well-known Daniels family of Wailuku,
died in San Francisco on May 81. His
end must have been sudden, for his
mother had received a letter from him
written on the 17th when he was ap.
parently in good health. His body was
found in the morgue by his friend Mr..
Rose formerly of Hilo, awaiting
claimant Daniels was employed in the
Puunene mill, Maui, before leaving for
the Coast One of his sisters is the
wife of Captain Lorenzen, the Homo
lulu pilot.
Proposals for supplying the naval
station with all its supplies for the year
beginning on July 1 next are being ask
ed for by Paymaster Brooke and the
contracts will be let within two weeas.
These supplies include the commits
sarfat supplies for the station, and
practically everything bought. Pro
oosals are also being asked Tor the
services to be done during the year, |
which includes the work of hauling
,oal from the docks into the sheds, |
moving freight and such work. NO
public advertisement is made regard
ng these contracts, but any informa-
ton can be secured regarding them
wow, Mr. Pr0Oke.