The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Thomas Bauman of Hauuia is regis
| tered at the Young.
Mrs, J. X. Gandan arrived from Ka-
uai yesterday morning
\. Mason OF Kohala arrived by the
| kinau and is at the Young.
| Senior Congregational Minister is
the address Of an advertised letter.
| There was a good attendance at the
| band concert at the Capitol grounds
yesterday afternoon.
| Yesterday was the anniversary of the
| fall of the Bastile, the great national
| holiday Of the French people.
Honolulu Temple. No. 1, Pythian Sis
ters, viii meet in regular session in K.
Of P. hall, at 1870 this evening.
Bishop NcKay-Smith and his chap
lain, Rev. Mr.. Wells attended Central
Union church service last evening.
Judge Robinson returned in the Hall
yesterday morning from holding court
in place OF Judge Hardy at Lihte
There will be a regular meeting of
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. o. o. F., this
evening at 7:30 in Odd Fellows hall.
Bills against the county authorized
by the supervisors at their last meeting
viii be paid by the county clerk today.
There will sbe a special meeting of
Chung Wah Lodge, No. 4, K. of P, at
the han on Vineyard street this even
ing.
W. G. Irwin returned yesterday
morning from a vacation trip to Ka-
uai. He was accompanied by Richard
Ivers.
Deputy Attorney General Prosser, c.
w. Ashford. J. Lightfoot, w. T. Raw
Inns and w ". Thayer returned in the
w. G. Han yesterday from attending
court on Kauai.
County Sheriff Iaukea and Prince
Cupid returned in the Hall yesterday
from Kauai, where they had gone as
witnesses in the Government land case
against Kapiolani Estate Ltd, and the
McBryde estate.
The Board of License Commissioners
Will hold a meeting on August Il for
the purpose of considering the applica-
ton of Fred N. Kiley for a license to
sell liquor on the premises on Hotel /
street, known as the Favorite II
on June 80 several churches in the
Kula and Honuaula districts met IN
Sunday school convention at ksawa-
kapu. In all s433.7O was given IS Rev |
r. B. Dodge, to be deposited in the !
Waikiki bank toward the much needed /
repairs of the old church.
The biennial meeting of the Queens /
Hospital corporation will be held in /
the rooms of the Planters Association /
on Thursday at 10 O'clock and after (
its adjournment the regular annual I
meeting Of the board of trustees will [
be held al the same place. An official /
notice appears elsewhere.
Rev. Benjamin Y. Bazata has re- /
signed the pastorate of the Foreign
church of Makawao, which he has /
held for more than two years. He says
in his letter that he takes the step |
for various vital and sufficient reas
ons. known best to himself and fam
ily,'' but wishes to say to the church
and the community that che has no
personal grievance.
" X. Otsuka has become editor of
the Maui Shinbun, the oldest Japanese
newspaper in that county. Part of his
announced policy is to bring better
understanding and friendlier feeling be-
tween the japanese and the other
races. Last week Mr.. Otsuka offered /
of his countrymen to form a Japanese
volunteer fire company and cooperate
in all fire drills and to render whatever
assistance they possibly could in the
event OF fire.