The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Coast yesterday.
w. T. Foster, a kamaaina. is here
from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Ward of Olaa
Iarrived on the Kinau yesterday.
Frank Thompson and boy were
lamong the Alameda passengers
This afternoons band concert will be
at Kalihi pumping station
Adam Lindsay. Hilo representative
of Theo. H. Davies & Co. is in the city.
The second Y. NJ. C. A. members
roundup will be held tomorrow night
Guy Livingston returned yesterday
from an extended vacation spent on the
Coast.
j Willie Sims begins his duties as
bookkeeper for the Honolulu Gas Co.
tomorrow.
Mrs. H. E. Highton, widow Of the
late Judge Highton, was a returning
passenger on the Alameda
John Ena, SON of the late capitalist
who died recently in California. was an
Alameda passenger arriving yesterday.
Judge Lindsay granted the petition
of the guardian to raise the allowance
of George Ii Brown, a minor. from $3.50
to 5000 a month.
DR.. A. B. Clark, the dentist, has re-
turned from a professional visit at
Hilo and resumed practise in his office,
room 311 Boston block
After four months spent in travel
on the mainland, w. A. Love and fam
lily, who returned yesterday, are de-
lighted at being back in Honolulu.
Owen l.. Clark was first thumped
last night and then arrested for being |
drunk. Chan Look, who did the al |
legged humping, was also arrested.
Judge Robinson allowed a fee of |
$1,000 to E. c. Peters in the Holt will |
case. He denied the applications of |
about a dozen other attorneys for fees. |
S. Keliinoi will be the editor of a /
paper to be started at Kahului by a |
company organized with a capital of
$4,000. 1t is to be weekly in English |
and Hawaiian editions.
The next annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Historical Society will be held /
on Monday evening, January IA. at
p. m. in the library. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Word has been received by Qeen Lii
liuokalani that Prince Alexander of Ia
hiti is visiting the principal cities of
California and will cable in advance
the date of his arrival at Honolulu.
Chief Engineer Heaken of the Nor
wegian steamer Sildra testified as an
expert in the Chiusa admiralty case
before U. S. Judge Dole yesterday. He
valued the libeled japanese steamer at
s125, 900. EA,la
For an exquisite, a happy smoke, try
The Old Plantation, the perfection of
4 cigar. Light colors and always the
same. Lewis & Co., Ltd, the tobac-
,onists, 169 King street. Telephone
Main $40.
Judge Lindsay granted the motion |
Of r. w. Breckons that the attorneys
Zee of $3.50 paid by Alice K. Macfarlane .
20 Thompson & Clemens in the Camp !
bell will case be paid out of the funds
IF the estate.
A Republican legislative committee
was engaged yesterday in the consfd-
grafton of the question of creating dis
-rict school boards. Superintendent
8abbitt furnished data from the edu-
department. Ii
The meeting at the Y. NJ C. A. at
four o'clock this afternoon will be of
unusual interest. DIR. Scudder and T
Rev. G. d. Edwards will discuss the
question, Can a man hold modern
views and be a Christian"
All men are invited.
H. Birbe is still untried for the as
sault he is said to have committed
upon Chinaman some weeks ago.
He was up before the beak yesterday,
being remanded again until the 18th. 1t
Is understood that Birbe's boat for the
Coast will have left before that time.
Senator Chillingworth's draft of a liq-
lor bill has a $1,000 saloon and $500
,afe license. 1t gives no concession to /
he local option or the exclusively citi-
zen licensing idea, but it sets the maxi
mum penalties on breaches of the con-
lition of selling liquor to women or {
minors
At the Christian church, King and
Alakea streets, there will be preaching
1t IL a. M, THE Impossible the Only 4
Possible" and 7:30 p. M, 1.-The Drawing +
Power of Christ" Junior c. E., 9 a {
n; Bible school, Gas a. M; Senior C.
e., $3.50 p. m. You are cordially invited 3
20 any and all services. G. D. Ed
wards, pastor
Captain Rogers of the Wailuku police
force is in Honolulu in search of a sus-
oect who has fled here, having burglar
zed the Paia store and secured thirty
hree watches among his booty. The
proprietor of the store accompanies
Captain Rogers to identify the man if
,aught. The suspect is Porto Rican,
whom the police hope to locate within
short time.
Kekaulike, the kahuna who is sup
posed to be the one who really did
he business and received the money
n the case for which Kahinu was
ried and acquitted last week, was ar i
ested at Waikane, Koolaupoko, yes
erday. He had been in hiding ever &
'ince the warrant was issued for his
md Kahinu's arrest two weeks ago .
md search for him was made at
Eva
Rev. Fathers Wyman and Stark 3
anne back from Hilo by yesterday's
steamer Kinau. Father Wyman win :
preach at 3 o'clock at the Waikiki
chapel and also in the evening at the
cathedral at 7:30 o'clock. Father Stark
will preach at 8 o'clock mass at the b
cathedral. This is the last opportunity c