The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Williamson return ed by tbs
Claudine from Hama yesterday.
B. P. 0. E. No. GIG viii meet in tbs
lodge room, King street, tonight.
| Music at dinner hours, Alameda
dance, Friday, June IS, Royal Hawai-.
| ian Hotel.
A. B. Kennedy left by the Sierra for
London to take a special course OF
engineering.
George P Cooke has returned from
Maui where he has been investigating
rubber propositions.
The meeting of the Board of Regents
intended for yesterday, was postponed
until Monday afternoon.
There will be a special meeting OF
Masonic Temple. Work in the third
degree.
Teachers examinations were keld
at the Normal school yesterday. They
were conducted by Normal Inspector
&C. w. Baldwin.
Fred Harrison has just completed a
large ice chest of six compartments for
the Union Grill. 1t will hold four hum
dred pounds of ice.
One of the first steps toward beauti-
flying the army post at Kahauiki will
be to grass the plots directly in front
of the officers quarters.
A. B. Kennedy and J. Russell sailed
by the Sierra yesterday en- route to
London. Mr.. Kennedy goes to take a
special course in engineering.
A Porto Rican girl named Niagara
Ba1vasa tried to stowaway on the Sier-
ra yesterday morning She was ar
rested and charged with vagrancy.
There will be rehearsal of the Ho-
nolulu Symphony Society at their hall
kilohana Art League building this
evening. New music will be taken up.
Children from the Kaiu1anf and Ka-
ahumanu schools will assemble on the
Capitol grounds Saturday morning at
nine to rehearse for the Fourth of July
exercises.
Major Dunning, goth Infantry. and
Mrs Dunning are domiciled at the AL
exander Young Hotel. until the COM
mandant's quarters at the new Kahau-
Xxi army post are furnished.
A meeting of the Bar Association has
been called for p. m. Saturday, June
29, at which several matters of interest
will be taken up. tt is hoped that
there will be a full attendance of the
members.
William Riley, an officers mess man
from the transport Crook, was arrested
On a warrant yesterday charging him
with assault and battery on M. Passo,
the alleged assault having been com
nitted the previous day.
Carl Rose was a passenger on the
Claudine from Maui yesterday. He is
now the assistant county clerk of Ma
III, having been serving in that capa-
,ity for some weeks. He will stay in
Honolulu only a few days, returning
% his duty at Wailuku.
George Maxwell. police officer from
Maui, arrived in the city yesterday to
AXE charge of True Farmer. who had
been arrested at the request of the
Maui sheriff. Farmer is charged with
having bought s475 worth of goods
rom a Wailuku Japanese under false
)retenses.
The Y NJ. =. A. will send all maya
lines that are brought into the build
ng early in the morning, to the Crook
or the soldiers to read en- route to
Alaska. All who have magazines they
ire willing to give for this purpose
ire asked to send them to- the Y. M.
= A building.
There was a farewell luau at the Sa-
cred Heart convent yesterday. at which
more than one hundred and fifty pupils
sat down at the beautifully-a
table laid under the spreading sweet
heart vine. There were many Hawai-
ian dishes partaken of with zest and
enjoyment A number of the older pu-
pills looked to the comfort of the young |
children.
The marriage of Miss Emma K.
Blake of this city and Mr.. Bernard H. |
Rahe of Puunene. Maui, took place I
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of |
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Judd, Rev. H. Fl. |
Parker officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Rahe |
eft on the Mikahala for Kauai, where |
hey will spend a two weeks honey
moon. They will make Spreckelsville |
Maui, their future home. There were |
4 number of handsome gifts, including |
,ilverware and cut-glass. A number of |
friends of the bride and groom were at
he ceremony, many of them going to