The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Have you joined the Mems Bible
Reading Movement?
Quarantine was lifted from the River
street section yesterday
A meeting of the Board of Education
may be held on Friday.
The Honolulu Times has taken larger
quarters in the Elite building.
Some merchants received belated
Christmas goods by the steamer Texan
h Number 245 wins the big stick at
Alexander Young Cafe. Have you
got 1t?
Judge Sanford 3. Dole was at cham
bers yesterday. having recovered from
his recent indisposition.
| Fred Kiley's Favorite saloon win be
opened UP as a Chinese restaurant the
latter part OF the week
! Excelsior Lodge No /, I. o. o. F..
viii meet in odd Fellows hall this even
ing, December 81, at 7:30.
Mystic Lodge No. 2. K. of p. will
meet to elect officers, in K. of P. hall
this Tuesday evening at 1880.
Chung Wah Lodge No. 4. K. of P.
will meet in its hall. Vineyard street.
this Tuesday evening at 7:3o.
Residents of Maui have petitioned
the executive to appoint fence COM
mission for Makawao district.
The Sailors Home Society will hold
its annual meeting at II this morning,
at F. a. Schaefer & Cos office.
Don't forget the best of the year
comes off tonight at the Alexander
Young Hotel. The Saints are giving
ii. Tuesday. Dec. 81.
Tenders viii be called for next week
to build a three-room schoolhouse at
Eva and another at Waianae, also TO
build a teachers cottage at Kappa.
Kim Chung Hun had four Japanese
and another Korean arrested yesterday
for an alleged assault upon himself.
This is the last day on which you
can date your letters 1907.
The members of the Hawaiian Bee
keepers Association are in hopes that
DIR. z. F. Phillips, in charge of the
Government Bureau of Agriculture,
may visit here next year.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ten will hold their New Years celebra-
ton this evening at 7:S0 o'clock at their
club house on Fort street. All Kane
hamehas are cordially invited.
Franz Santa Anna. formerly of Ho- |
noluIu and a member of Portuguese be-
nevolent societies here. lately commit |
ted suicide by shooting in Portland, |
oregon.
A.By Authority adj from the Board |
of Health today gives notice that unless
more cases of cholera appear bathing
and fishing will be allowed, except in
the harbor and Nuuanu- stream, after |
January 1; that on the 9Th prox.
prohibition as to freight viii be void
and on the 10th of January examination |
of inter-island passengers will cease.
1t is announced that Wells-Fargo will |
discontinue its street car delivery sys-
tenn with the years end. Manager Will
liams says the merchants have not suf-
fciently patronized it, giving their par
cells to it for long and expensive hauls
but withholding them for the short
hauls in town. Hereafter deliveries will |
be confined to the free postal delivery
district.
Unless George A. Davis, attorney
probably for A. NJ. Brown, pays the
$1,000 at which the schooner Luka was
sold to him, under admiralty execution
a few days ago, by 10 o'clock today a
motion for resale OF the vessel will then
be made in the Federal court. Three
japanese sailors are the priority judg-
ment creditors for $341 SO. A. NJ. Brown
after them for $1512.17.
Alexander Smart Young, a native of
Dumfries. Scotland being superintend-
ent of Kapiolani park, yesterday fled
an application for naturalization in the
Federal court. 1t was a petition for
and not first papers
which James A. Rath filed the other
day. The intention papers of both
these applicants having matured, they
have now but to wait ninety days from
date of petition to be made citizens.