The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Dean Bosworth will preach morning
and evening at Central Union church
today.
The Barete estate case was partly
heard by Judge De Bolt on Saturday
and continued to March 8.
The Honolulu Gas Co. has submitted
its plans of extension to the Board of
Supervisors for approval. 70 save
all question of legality.
superintendent Rabbit has received
final authoritative advices that stu
dents from Hawaii cannot be ADMITTED
to Rhodes scholarships.
Honolulu Harbor No. "a, A. A. of NJ
and P, meets this evening at o'clock
in K. of P. hall. Important business.
and every member is requested to at
tend.
There should be a large crowd at the
golf tournament at Haleiwa today.
The links are in fine shape and quite
a number of town players will enter
the tournament.
W. r. Patterson. the contractor,
leaves Thursday for Kauai to- erect a
large cement settling tank for the Wal
mea waterworks. He will be away
about two weeks.
Man Lives Many Lives will be the
subject of Mr.. Thomas Primes lecture
at the Oahu Lodge of the Theosophicai
Society, is room 81, second floor Youns
building, on Monday at o'clock.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Miller and Beretania streets, Bishop
Cranston will preach this morning.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, sings. In the
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service.
Miss Taylor and Miss Condo, the
world secretaries of the Y. w. C. A.
will be present at the evening service
at the Methodist church and will speak. |
The young ladies of the Kawaiahao |
Seminary will sing.
August Dreier, on reading in a news
paper that Superintendent j. D. Nc, |
Weigh intended buying Zoo animals
and birds TO amuse the people at the
Settlement, promptly handed out 800
in aid of the object.
Lum Fai a Chinese at Kaneohe, was |
missing for eleven days when his body
was found in an open field. A bullet |
wound through the head and a revolver
lying beside the body told a story of
suicide. That is the verdict of coro- |
ner's jury likewise.
Complaint comes from Kona OF tina |
failure of the postoffice to include the I
Konas in the mail service leaving Ho- /
noulu by the Friday afternoon steam.
err, on days when the Mauna Loa does I
not sail. If that was included the PEG,
pie of those districts would have a sat-
isfactory semi-weekly mail service.
If the construction work on the Ka-
lihi sewer keeps up long enough there
will be no lack of lanterns among some
of the residents of that neighborhood.
The Waterman employed at the work
complains that he is losing on an aver
age, three every week.
A large number of dancers enjoyed
the hop given last night in san An
tonic hall by the members of the Ka-
Graduates club, the music for
which was furnished by the clubs own
glee club. Bernard H. Kelekolio acted
as floor manager, being assisted in this
duty by w. H. Silva.
There will be a. meeting OF the MEM
bers of the ST. Louis College Alumni
this morning at the office of Carlos
Long at 10 O'Clock. Important business
will be transacted, including the inspec-
ton of set of plans for the proposed
club house for the alumni. 1t is ex-
pected that as many of the members as
possible will attend.
Matlock Campbell, under cross-exam-
nation in the lumber trust case, was
asked if he had not made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors
and if such was not the reason why $
he could not get lumber from the
Coast. In reply he said the reason for
making the assignment was the high J
freight rates charged on his lumber. 8
Christian church, King and Aiakea
streets: Junior C. E., a. M; Senior I
G. E.. $3.50 D. M. Bible school, GAS a. !
M: preaching, II a. m, 1.-THE Universal
Fatherhood of God" and 1880 p. M.
"rhe SAVIOR of Life and Death" Ar
thur Wall will sing at the evening SER
vice. You are cordially invited to any !,
and all meetings. G. d. Edwards, :.
pastor.
The Luhau settlement association
has concluded TO accept the appraise-
nent of $S3 an acre made by the gov
eminent on the Hakalau lands: The
osorio Settlement Association holds
,ut against it and will appeal to the
LEGISLATURE The appraisers called by
which is cultivated cane land, at sllo h
IN acre. p
The arrangements for the entertain
nent to be given by the Sisters OF Ia. a
vail Ponoi at the Opera House on Mar /
6. 1907. is fast nearing completion ana
very detail proves that it will be
-reat success as an entertainments p
Iany of those taking part are of ouf fl
ldest Hawaiian families and carry b
heir parts most perfectly, representns
5 they do their own ola customs c,
The postponed meeting of the Promo n
ion Committee was held yesterday AIT a.
rnoon. the members passing the resu-
ar accounts for the month. One OF SC
he items of business transacted was V,
ne renewal of the contract with the O,
lcean Time Table distributing COM
any. which places the advertising ~
natter of the committee in all the AT =
,ntie liners plying out of the Amerl- -
an and Canadian-Atiantic ports.