The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The volcano is still active.


School will be opened in the new
building at Kawaihapai, Waialua. tn
middle of this week.
Judge Robinson has granted a di
Vorce to Zoe H. Ayers against T. A
Ayers for failure to provide
Pastor Felmy will hold a special ser
vice in the German Lutheran church
this morning. There will be no Sun.
day school
Rev. Mr.. De La Porte, the mission.
airy from Pleasant Island, Micronesia
VIII preach at the Portuguese Evan
geiicaI church this morning.
A meeting of the Royal School Alum
III Will be held at the schoolhouse to-
morrow evening at 1880, which every
member is requested to attend.
| w. s. Fleming, Deputy Attorney
| General, has obtained leave of absence
for three months and will leave short
~ for Shanghai on a business trip.
While a soldier homeward bound
from Manila by the transport Sher-
man was sleeping off the fumes of a,
debauch on waterfront coal pile the
ship sailed without him.
Gerrit p. Wilder vas reported in Hi
10 recently. while on his way to the
volcano, as recovering from an afflic-
ton of boils. 1t is not stated if he
met any Jobs comforters.
Judge Robinson has granted the
plaintiff in Fullerton v. Pearce the fif-
teen days additional time desired in
which to file his exceptions from Judge
Lindsay, now absent on Kauai
Coarse Lauhala mats for your Ianais.
Brass andirons and fire sets for the
hearth in that mountain cottage. Ha-
wall & South Seas Curio Co., Alexan-
der Young building. Tapas, fans,
baskets.
A reception will be rendered Bishop
Cranston and family next Tuesday
evening from to 10 in the Methodist
parsonage, corner Miller and Beretania
avenue, to which the public Is cordial |
~ invited.
At the Oahu Lodge of the Theo-
sophical Society lecture on Dream
will be given by Mr.. |
Thomas Prime on Monday at o'clock.
IN room 81, second floor of Young build
ing. All invited.
Bishop Cranston will preach for the
last time in Honolulu, on his present
visit, in the Methodist Episcopal
church this morning, In the evening
3 praise service will be held, when a
prominent lawyer will deliver an adj
lress.
The funeral of Capt. ]. J. Dover will
AXE place this afternoon from Will
Jams Undertaking Parlors at lis
clock and will be in charge of Homo
1 In a ri n "a Of g.
dembers of Harmony Lodge No. 3, 1. o.
}. f., are invited to attend
Judge De Bolt reopened the case of
Julia Noar V. Lee Chu ct al. to correct
he judgment for plaintiff. Defendants
make net gain of SIS by the correct
ID judgment, which is $72 less than
hey figured on in their motion. The
Judgment is now $40 and costs for the
laintiff.
Christian church, King and Alakea
treets: Junior G. E., a. M; Senior
:. E., $50 p. m; Bible school. 9:45 a.
a.; preaching, IL a. M, THE Universal
of Man, and 1880 p. m, :
What is that thee? Follow thou me-"
'ou are cordially invited to any and a
IL meetings. G. d. Edwards, pastor.
The five-year- son of Clerk ST. f
lonton of Judge Robinson's court, 2
met with a couple of acct
ents. In the morning he fell from a T
zee about twelve feet high and bruis- t
i his back and shoulder. In the af-
'enoon he. fell from a buggy and -
roke his left arm between the wrist :
nd elbow.
r. w. Single of Henry waterhouse
rust Co returned yesterday from HI :.
!, where he had business connected Is
it'll the Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber
o. AS elsewhere stated this corpora p
on is doubling it's capital stock. The II
oplication to increase the amount to
10000 will probably be filed with the d
treasurer tomorrow. st
An entertaining patriotic musical re
fetch was performed by Kaahumanu
hool pupils at the Susanna Wesley vi
ONE Friday evening. Queen Kaahu- m
anu and retinue We're unprecedented in
Id American and Hawaiian songs
ven. C. J. Day handled an ice cream -.
Id cake treat at the close, with grab -
Lg for more fun. ~
J. B. Kaohi, former Senator, died
Honolulu yesterday morning at an GO
Ivanced age. The Senate adjourned ju
t of respect for his memory. He m
ayes a wife and one son, Kalua Ka-
i of this city, besides many friends :.
re and in kohala, his former home, .,
mourn his loss. The late Mr.. Ka- VI
i was one of the pioneer sugar plan '"
rs of Hawaii and was once a veal
Y man. Oh
Thirteen Japanese hotel keepers IN VIZ
e union have retained E. A. Douthitt
a complaint against Theo. H. Da-
IS & Co, agents of the Canadian da
lstralian line, for taking five pas Sa
ngers not booked by the union for SCI
ncouver. Complainants had spoken
all the available steerage berths of
t only 20 of their people were taken ad
t of % carried away by the steamer co1
rangi An effort will be made to
lust the difficulty.
the
ames L. Mclean on Saturday filed tic
probate the will of his late mother, of
s. Mary Ann Gray, which disposes =
real estate in Honolulu valued at
900 and $4,000 of Inter-Island ple
am Navigation Co. and Planters iii''
he stock. To George T. and r. c. a.
Lean are bequeathed $1,000 and an
90 respectively. the residue of the y
ate being divided between Caroline TIL
Godfrey, VIM. H. Mclean, Geo. 7. la