The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Gas has been installed in the Odd
Fellows building.

Gas has been installed in the Odd
Fellows building.
C. BoIte left in the Siberia on a busi-
ness trip to the mainland.
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
1. Q. o. F., at 7:30 O'Clock
Road Supervisor Sam Johnson is TAX
ing steps 10 drain the Allen pond at
Makikf.
Miss Tracy left in the Siberia for
| the mainland after stay of two years
in the islands
Ladies Auxiliary of A. o. H, Divi-
sion No. 1, meets this evening in c. B.
| L. Hall, on Fort street.
There will be special meeting of
Pacific Lodge tonight al the Masonic
Temple. Work in the third degree.
The Monsarrat- futile wedding is set
for Monday, February IL, not at ear
| lier date as was enormously stated.
Ella Kikaleaka is the name of a
voter of North Kohala, who registered
for last election, whose age is given as
103 years.
/
| panied by his father and Mrs. Lukens,
are on the Siberia returning from a
trip to the Orient
Delegate Kuhio has cabled a request
that the commercial bodies rushesfor-
ward invitations for members of Con-
gress to visit these islands.
L. r. futile, one of the leading mer-
chants of Shanghai, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. are on the ST.
IBERIA en- route to the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Bigelow of st.
Paul, Minnesota, are expected to ar
rive in Honolulu shortly to remain sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Bigelow is the presi-
dent of the ST. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Among the passengers leaving in the
Siberia yesterday were Miss Clark of
Oregon City and Miss Gloyd of Port
land, Ore, who return to their respec-
tive homes after visit of three
months in Honolulu.
W. Porter Boyd, who has been sta
toned in Shanghai as Vice United
States Consul, was a passenger on the
Siberia yesterday for the Coast, where
he will meet Mrs. Boyd, who is visit
ing in Los Angeles.
Me,eana, the woman who was with
Fred Reymon of Waikiki when. he
was shot, has been committed by
Judge Mckay as being instrumental In
the shooting, the charge against her
being that of manslaughter.
An application has been filed in the
office of the Treasurer of the Territory
q T
Co. for leave to amend its charter so
that the directors may elect the Off |
GERS, now elected by the corporation.
Four hundred shares of o. R. & l.. |
Co. stock were sold on the Exchange
yesterday forenoon by the Waterhouse /
Trust Co. for San Francisco client.
1t was bought at 1872 by local people in
three lots of $50, 100 and so shares re-
spectively.
Wong Fat issued a declaration of
war yesterday morning against Wong
10y, threatening to shoot him with a
gun. 10y appealed to the police for
protection and Fat was brought to the
police station, went through disarma-
ment process and was locked up.
s. H. Robinson, a Kamehameha boy
of the class of SO, is an oiler on the
s. S. Siberia. which was in port yes
terday. His ambition is to be an en-
gineer and he proposes to stay with
his job and realize this. He is now
making his third trip with the liner.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. B. Cory were among
the Siberia passengers. They went to
the Orient few months ago and Mrs.
Cory had the misfortune to break one
Of her limbs. They took the Siberia at
Kobe, but Mrs. Cory has been confined
to her berth all through the voyage.
John Burgo, a dog fancier, took a
fancy 70 the one belonging to NJ. P.
Correa and whistled it away. Correa
swore out a complaint and
Burgo is under arrest for larceny in
the second degree. The value OF the
dog, as set forth in the complaint,
is SO.
A separation has occurred to party
Of tourists who have been staying at
the Moana, by the departure in the
Siberia of Mrs Poindestre for her home
a. Marysville, Cal. Mrs. Whittam and
laughter of Manchester, England, and ;
Mrs. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., of the
party. will leave about the first of
March for China and around the world,
the tour 10 occupy two years.