The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Solomon KoIoa was arrested yester
day for assault and battery.
Tommy Richard was jagged las
night for being too free with his fists.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge degree team
will hold drill at 7;30 O'Clock ton ght
Damien Council No. 563, Y NJ. 1.
meets this even .ng for regular bust
ness.
Henry Lancaster and Emily Rapozs
were locked up yesterday for investi
cation.
Yesterdays arrests for drunkenness:
included r. Black, P. Hansen, and
Haupu.
w H. Ali has been appointed specia
Chinese police officer, in place of Lee
Ping, resigned.
In the police court yesterday Manuel
Catano, charged with assaulting an
officer, was discharged.
This is the regular night of Hono1u-
Ia Aerie No. 140. Meeting in new
Pythian hall, at 7:3O o'clock.
| There viii be a meeting of the Con-
gressional entertainment committee at
the Governors office at D. m.
Four Cinnamon We're convicted of
gambling by Judge Whitney yesterday;
one was fined 50 and the others S. each
Oceanic Lodge will have work in the
second degree this evening which
all members are requested to attend.
W M. Giffard has been elected pres
ident of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry in place of l.. A. Thurston
who recently resigned.
]. F. Hamilton, John Bremen and
Pardy Higgins, charged with drunken
ness, We're fined 50 and costs by the
district court magistrate yesterday.
The National Guard, which is being
briskly drilled in detachments will be
reviewed Sunday, April IA, in Aala
Park by the Governor and members
of the Legislature.
Sol. n. Sheridan, formerly of the Ad-
vertiser staff and recently of the Ex-
aminer, San Francisco, has accepted
the position of manager of a monthly
magazine published in Georgia.
The family of the late Mrs. Sarah
Savidge desires to return thanks to
the many friends who assisted them in
their recent bereavement and expressed |
The Makiki church celebrated it's |
third anniversary yesterday evening. |
The japanese Consul General Mkt |
Saito was down on the program for a /
speech, Dr. Scudder acting as inter
prefer.
The local companies of the National
Guard paraded last night, headed by
the band, and went through drill ex-
ercises at Aala park. The work of the
soldiers was appreciatively watched by
a large number of spectators.
The workmen employed by the Bur-
rell Construction Co., at Kahauiki,
gave a luau to Mr.. Ralph Hebbard
ast night, at the residence of Mr..
Pauoa. Mr.. Hebbard leaves
,or the mainland today by the o. S.
5 Alameda.
Teachers in the Territorial public
schools will no longer be granted fur
oughs during school terms except in
ase of illness. w. r. Harrington OF
he board was appointed committee
# one at the regular meeting of the
'oard to confer with Senator McCar-
ny on the subject Of a salary schdule
or teachers.
Two hundred crates of potatoes
rought from Australia by the Ven
ura We're condemned by Expert Craw
nd ordered overheard. They were !
adly infested with the larvae of
moth that would do great damage if
Introduced in the Territory. Destruc-
i've beetles were found in cases of .
arlic, consigned to san Francisco, but
we're left for the San Francisco au-
horities to deal with.