The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Kilauea volcano is increasingly ac-
tive.
See the chicken with three legs at the
PaIama fair.
Read about squires and Jeffries in
The Referee today.
H. NJ Ayres has resumed his posi-
ton as sporting editor of sFhe Adyer-
tiser.
Mrs. Col French and Miss Brewer
of the Salvation Army arrived in the
Alameda.
Mrs. F. J. Lowrey will preside at the
tea table at the Palama fair this after
noon at , p. m.
Tribesmen Of the Philippines win
pass through here on the SlbeI ia, en-
route to jamestown.
The government schools closed yes
terday for the Easter vacation. They
will reopen on the fifteenth of April.
The committee on the T. Q. o. F.
anniversary will meet Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock in Odd Fellows hall.
There will be a public drill of the
Arab Patrol under Colonel Johnson at
the Palace Square this afternoon at
five.
Sheriff Iaukea is still ill with the
grip. Deputy Sheriff Jarrett is hold
ing the lid down during his superior's
illness.
The next meeting of the Buckeye
Club will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Cooke, Kaimuki, on
evening next.
Mrs. Felt, Miss Anna Felt and Miss
Rodd of Galena, Ill, who have been
spending several weeks in this city, |
cave on the Korea today.
William Mckinley Lodge No 8, of |
the K. of P, meets this evening with |
work in Page rank. Visiting brothers |
Of the order are cordially invited to |
attend.
Fred Silva has returned from New
York with complete gentlemen's fur
fishing and haberdashery stocks
which he will shortly open up on his
Wn account.
Gov. Carter is quoted in a local Ex-
miner interview as saying that, in
is opinion, President Roosevelt has
bandoned his former policy of Amer
Hawaii.
II. c. Bruins, who left for Goldfield
y the Korea. was rendered many fare
veil dinners before his departure, one
eing given him Thursday night at the
;rill by Messrs. Coulter and Dyer.
The four Claverdon sailors whom the
Iarshal was asked to arrest this
eek, came ashore the same night.
he British Consul was asked for ad-
ice but allowed the men to remain
/ town.
The Robertson property on Union
rect, lately bought at auction by
ugust Dreier, is being prepared as
le future home of St. Louis College
lumni Association This purpose of
lie purchase was announced by the
dvertiser at the time.
Leahi Chapter No. 2, Q. E. S., will
elebrate it's sixth anniversary this
rening at 100 O'Clock at the Masnoic
emple. Musical program and cards.
listing sisters and brothers, and mem
ars of Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3, are
,rdially invited to attend.
The Chinese had big time at the
aveyard at Manoa yesterday. In 8
nse was burnt and luaus were en-
yed. Some gambling was INDUCED
which the police abated. Dressed in
e clothes of Chinese laborers, Detec-
We Taylor and few of his asso- I
ates went out to make a raid but the t
D was given the gamblers by some o
al Chinese who noticed the officers s
anding near a wall. Ii
Captain William Chamberlain, Gen,
al Staff, sailed from San Francisco a
/ the Logan February 5, en- route to t.
lie Philippines Captain Chamber q
inc stopped off at Honolulu to comply Il
it'll orders received from the War De- s.
lrtment and will continue his journey
Manila on the next transport He p
mes here to take the place of Captain 5
alph Van Deman, who recently re- O.
rned to the United States.-Manila r
mes. Il
The old salt warehouse on Punch =
WI and Allen streets which has long
en- an eyesore, and which of late has
en- used as a cement storehouse by az
'tton Brothers, is being torn down a
accordance with the plans which are u
ing made to beautify that portion of e
e city. The work is in charge of | Lc
'ad Supervisor Sam Johnson who is III
ting his men have the wood taken u
I'm the building. The corner will be c.
ade into a park.