The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

P L Peters has been appointed no
|tary public
The Board Of Education VIII meet
again tbs afternoon.
knight rank in Mystic Lodge Nc. >.
K Of P. al K Of P. hall this evening
Excelsior Lodge No. l. I 0. 0. F. viii
meet in Odd Fellows hall at 100 to-
night.
There viii he work in the second de-
gree IN Oceanic Lodge F & A NJ. al
Masonic Temple at 80 this evening.
Acting Governor Atkinson left for
IWaialua az 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon 10 join the Congressional party.
Chuu Wah Lodge No. 4. K Of P.
viii meet al It's hall, Vineyard street,
at 100 this evening. Installation Of
officers.
furniture for the army officers quarters
al Shafrer Post, Kahauiki, ont Of an
appropriation Of 100000.
! Court Canoes No $40 A 0. F, viii
meet in san Antonio hall al 100 this
evening. Installation of officers and
work in the Second degree.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Hoela and Hooulu Lahui Society viii
be held at kapioIani Maternity Home al
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
\ L is possible that Company D Of HiIo.
which Captain Fetter has brought 10 a
nigh state Of efficiency, win take part
in the next y. G. H. competitive drill.
Judge Robinson leaves for Kauai this
evening. under a requisition from JUS
tice Wilder Of the Supreme Court, to try
cases in which Judge Hardy is disguaI-
fed
Philip N. Golden has been selected by
Marshal Hendry as second 4. :. Office
deputy marshal TO suCceeCBAIr. Temple.
who resigned to study law II Stanford
University.
Six young boys from Pauoa valley
were lodged in the police station last
night and booked for investigation by
Sheriff Taukea. The boys have been
annoying their neighbors.
/ It is expected that the Commercial
+ Club win open within a week or two.
I Hopp & CO. supplied the furniture,
/ this being mostly of koa wood and
/ made especially for the club.
Land Commissioner J. w Pratt will
.
70 Kauai One Of his principal objects
7 is 70 quiet misapprehensions regarding
the settlement Of the Kappa lands.
/ Mrs. ". H. Heen. a daughter OF
/ Chas. X. Motley, and child arrived in
the Siberia Her husband was ohs<of
I the first outIanders to he admitBed 10
Judge wnfey's bar in Shanghai
John Enos and Joe Tavas, who are
charged with violating the Sabbath by
shooting at rice birds in the neighbor-
hood Of Governor CIeghorn's place at
Waikiki. were put under arrest yester-
day.
a s. gold piece, at which a Chinese
restaurant keeper SHE'D on being Of
fered il by Japanese sailor, has been
exa mined at the instance Of U 5. Mar
shall Hend-y and found 10 be good
money.
About a week before leaving for the
East on the Siberia Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck received a ca Die announcing the /
death by apoplexy Of her brother, /
Frederick x. Locke, of Syracuse, New /
York
The case Of selling liquor without a /
license against Jacintho Miguel, which /
arose as a result of the injunction serv- |
ed upon the Board Of License Commits /
sioners on Saturday night, has been /
continued by Police Magistrate Whit /
ney until the 18th.
J. D Gaines was rendered uncon- I
scious for some time by receiving a /
blow over the heart from a golf ball .
driven by =. J. Hutchins at the Coun- /
try Club on Sunday. A physician had /
some trouble in reviving him, his .
friends meantime being much alarmed. +
Captain dwell [. s. a. engineer. +
expects 70 have a gang at WORK. in a .
few days getting out stoEe fer the
tower and other buildings of The Ma
kapuu Point light. The lens for the
lantern has 10 be made IN France It's .
cost viii be over so. 900 and il viii take
q year 10 make.
Mrs. susan L. Mills, the head Of Mills
College, Oakland, left for home with 7.
her secretary, Miss Madison. in the ST. .
IBERIA During a visit Of several weeks F.
here Mrs. Mills was the guest OF honor
At many public and private receptions +
notably one where former students Of F.
Oahu College, when her husband and
she were mem aers of It's faculty paid
their respects 10 her. A number OF .
these are people Of mark.