The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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daughter.
You aren't forgetting the Referee to-
day, are you?
The Federal grand jury stands ad-
journed until Wednesday next.
George Wright. a former policeman
here, returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
McMicheal, the missing man, has
been located at Pearl Harbor. He is
well n working.
The special meeting of LefaIoha
Chapter No. 3, O.. E. s., called for to-
night is postponed.
w. G. Irwin did not arrive in the
Alameda, having cabled that business
detained him in San Francisco.
st. Clements people please take no.
tice: Holy communion on Sunday win
be celebrated at IL O'Clock instead of I,
There will be a moonlight dance at
Haleiwa tonight, together with music
the whole evening and all day tomor-
row..
William Mckinley Lodge K. of P.
meets this evening in its new hall,
corner of Beretania avenue and Fort
street.
Henry Vierra, the local comedian, re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday.
His vaudeville engagement in that city
came to nothing.
The Odd Fellows basket picnic will
take place today at the Seaside Hotel.
The sports will start at 2 D. m, and
the band will be in attendance.
President Pinkham of the Board OF
Health offers a reward of $50, out Of
his own pocket, for an authenticated
cure of leprosy anywhere in Hawaii.
Through the courtesy of the Elks'
Lodge, a special and final rehearsal for
the Honolulu Symphony concert will
be held at the Elks' hall tonight at s
o'clock.
Members and friends of the Y. NJ. c..
A. are invited to heal the lecture on
Japan to be given at the association
building tonight at eight o'clock. The
lecture viii be finely illustrated.
Chairman Todd of the Board of su-
pervisors of Hawaii county is coming
to town in the Kinau with the docu-
ments required for legislation to en-
able that county to raise a loan.
A road to the site of Makapuu light
house, which will cost about $4,000, is
to be built at Federal expense. It is
needed for the hauling of materials for
the construction of the lighthouse.
Henry c. Vida, former assistant
county sheriff, arrived in the Alameda
to recruit Portuguese laborers for the
Pacific Railroad. He is not
likely to be ~banGueted by the Board
of immigration.
AS the result of a brawl last night,
Usajino Terada is locked up and Nishi-
motto and Hanna Terada are in the
Queens Hospital, being attended for
head n body wounds inflicted with
knife and bottle.
Captain Orwell, u. S. A. engineer,
received instructions from Washing
ton yesterday to prepare the plans for
the Molokai lighthouse, for which last
Congress appropriated $50, 900. 1t will
a light Of the first order.
At a meeting of the Home Rule ex-
board il was decided to solicit
subscriptions all oyer the islands for
a fund ito assist J. Lor Wallach in
his court expenses and any other
trouble which he is fighting patiently
for the life of these people," President
Chas. K. Motley is to take care Of the
The Kilohana Art League school will
commence giving lessons in China
painting on Monday morning. Today
Mrs. Mcneil, Miss Harris and Mrs.
Graham will be pleased to meet any
one DESTROYS of taking lessons, between
10 and L O'Clock this a. M, at the XII
Art League building, corner of
Beretania and Miller streets.
This evening, at the residence of Gov.
G.. r. Carter, corner of Liliha and Judd
streets, the Hawaiian Mission Chill
Society will hold its annual
Meeting and the occasion promises to
be an interesting one. Among the new
items of business will be a report by
the committee on the restoration of the
oldest foreign-built house in Honolulu.
Mrs. z. ". Ha1sey arrived by the
Alameda yesterday to her
husband home. He is coming in the !
China due ON Monday, having been
in Manila under Indictment
by the San Francisco grand jury for
supervisors. G. A. Burns, sol
Of Detective Burns, arrived by the
Alameda to receive the prisoner from
the officer bringing him from Manila.