The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The s. s. Hilonian sails this morning
at 10 O'Clock from Oceanic wharf.
Hawaiian Tribe No 1, Order of Red
Men. meets this evening al 40 O'Clock
There will be matinee Saturday at
the .Orpheum. princess of Patches "
Olive Branch. Order of Rebekah,
meets this evening in I. O. O. F. hall
f. W. sutton has applied for mem
bership in the Hawaiian Bar Associa-
ton.
Last performance of. The Henrietta
at the Orpheum. Secure your seats
at once.
It is stated on the streets that a
petition. in favor of L. E. Pinkham for
Governor. is being circulated.
Canon Weymouth of the Church Of
the Holy Innocents, Lanaina, is recoy-
ering from illness at the Queens Hos
pital
Capt. James, who leaves for the Coast
by the S. 5. Hilonian today, may take
a position aboard one of the Matson
boats.
Father Valentin is reported as much
improved in health and expected to re-
this month.
A meeting of the Board of Health
was held at 1870 yesterday afternoon.
Very little business was done. It was
an executive session.
F. C. Martin left for the mainland
by the S. s. Sierra last Saturday. He
goes to the Jamestown Exposition on
a business and pleasure trip.
Rev. William Edward Parker Jr.,
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian church,
| San Francisco, who arrived on a vaca-
| ton last Saturday, is staying at
Engleside.
| A Ladies' Musical Club will give g
recital this evening at the residence
of Mrs Theodore Richards on Kinau
| street. Each member has the privilege
of bringing four guests.
| G.. Percy Morse, the local suDerfn'
tendent of the American Hawaiian line
/ is taking course of marine engineer
| ing with A. w. Keech, formerly master
| mechanic of the IL. $. n. Co
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Jones have
returned from their honeymoon at Ha-
1 leiwa, which they greatly enjoyed, and
have taken un their residence at Dole
and Artesian streets, Punahou.
Marshal E. r. Hendry depuTzet
i Ralph s. Johnstone of the Internal REV
enue Office. to go to Makawao. Maai
| for some arrested distillers who, ac
/ cording to a wireless telegram, ar
jailed there.
i Ho san has been arrested by the
Federal authorities as Chinese IN
lawfully In the country. He had beer
/ some time a member of the steamel
Nevadanss crew. Ho san claims to o.
a Jayanese or a Siamese.
Tom Silva's Hawaiian quintet club
which has been playing three years OF
the mainland, IS now filing an en-
gagement at the Forum cafe in OAK
land. following a three-month one
the Louvre cafe in San Francisco
| The vestry and guild of St. Clement
church will give a reception to the Rev
and Mrs. ". Fl. Bliss at the parisl
house. Makiki street. this evening a
8 o'clock. The congregation an
friends of st. Clements church are cor
daily invited.
/ Under the law passed by the lat
Legislature. transferring pounds IroI
the Territory to the counties, there ar
neither pounds nor poundmasters noN
in commission. The Board of Super
yisors of Oahu will take UP the matte
tomorrow evening.
r. S. Hosmer. superintendent Of For
, estry, accompanied by S. M. kanaka
nui of the Government Survey, are O
Maui to examine a forest tract or 5o,
600 acres in the western section of tn
island with a view to having porto
of if proclaimed as a forest reserve
1t is stated as likely that a norther
!, headland of Kauai will be selected 10
a first-order lighthouse instead or IN
western site as originally recommend
ed. CAPTAINS of Pacific liners and IN
| ter-island steamers have been consul'
ed on the subject, and the weight
a oninfon favors the northern coast q
. against the western.
Consul General Saito has received
. cablegram from Consul MorlkaWa
: vancouver stating that many Japa
nese are out of employment there an
g requesting the recipient to warn JdE
e anese here from going to VancouVe
> In consequence of this message M
!. Saito has asked the Japanese local pa
i. ners to publish a warning accord1ngl'
A CLEAN CITY MEANS
4 HEALTHY CITY.