The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Misses Rice have resumed their
planoforte teaching at 655 Beretania
avenue
L. NJ. Baldwin, Mauis county treas.
urer arrived in the city yesterday on
| the Claudine.
Honolulu Lodge s16. B. P. o. E.. win
meet in the lodgeroom, King street, at
7;30 this evening.
bishop Restarick and party viii
leave for the Coast on the Siberia and
not on the, Moana as has been stated.
Miss Eva Stevens, who has been
spending the summer in Chicago. viii
return to this city on the Sierra on
her next trip.
r. S. Johnson, A. Anderson and
rather stephen were among the re-
turning passengers to arrive on the
Claudine yesterday.
Consul General Saito called upon
Admiral Dayton yesterday, being re-
ceived aboard the flagship with a
salute of nine guns
Members of Kaahumanu Society are
requested to attend the funeral of
their late sister, Mrs. Cecil Brown. at
$50 p. m. from Kawaiahao church.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free Kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association will be
acid this (F'rfday) morning in the Y.
". c. A. rooms.
A battalion of marines from the U.
). 5. West Virginia paraded in Aala
park yesterday, making a fine appear
anee. These parades will be made
daily during the stay of the squadron
in port
The japanese Benevolent Society de,
sires to thank Mrs. w. G. Irwin most
cordially for her generous donation of
five hundred dollars to it's funds.
Symphony Orchestra rehearsal this
evening.
A Japanese, who was making a
sketch of one of the cruisers yester-
day. had his drawing taken away
from him by a bluejacket, who OBJ
jected to any observations of the ships
of that sort.
There have been twenty-six mar,
riages of Japanese immigrants at the
Immigrant station so far this month
Eleven of these were on September 9.
Rev. G. Motokawa was the officiating
clergyman in all cases.
The Hawaiian Women's Club will
meet tonight at the Kamehameha
Girls School at 730 This will be the
first meeting of the club since the
summer vacation and a full attend
ance of the members is requested.
Among the larger transactions re,
corded yesterday are a release of chat
tel mortgage from Bank of Hawaii to
A. D. Scroggy for $4,000 and mort
gage of land at Waikiki from Lam Wo
Sing and wife to Bank of Hawaii for
SO, 900.
Midshipman Lando, the first graduate
from Annapolis from the Territory,
who is now on the U. S. s.. Colorado,
was given a luncheon yesterday by SEN
ator w. o. Smith, A number of his
brother officers and some prominent
townsmen We're among the guests.
John G. Woolley will conduct SER
vices on Sunday morning at half-past
ten o'clock on board the U. S. S. Mary !
land, to which services the officers !
and men of the other cruisers will be
invited. Chester Livingston will sing /
during the service.
Dick Burns, who for several years has
had charge of the receiving station at
kalihi, has been removed from the po-
sition by President Pinkham for the
of the discipline of the
place. Already there are a consider |
able number of applicants for the job, !
which pays $40 month.
The divorce proceeding of Correa VS..
-orrea occupied the whole day in |
Judge De Bolts court. The plaintiff, |
Mrs. Correa, alleges cruelty in that her
husband used profane language to her
and accused her of unfaithfulness. The /
of the complainant /
BY A. s. Humphreys was the feature of
he days proceedings.
The boys under arrest for stealing
from the stores of the U.
5. Lighthouse Service deny being the
guilty ones who took certain property
If the Territory located among the
Junk at Rosenberg's. The police are
Inclined to believe that the boys are
cling the truth and are on a search
or the real thieves.
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