The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A-4e DNaI1 O supervisors VIII meet
this evening.
Senator Palmer P. Woods returned
To Kohala yesterday.
Alexander Young is now president Of
the Hawaiian Hotel Co. Ltd.
Court Lunalilo, No. $500. 4. O. F.
viii meet tonight at 7:so in X. Of P.
hail.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Division
No. l, VIII meet in c. 3. [. Hall al
100 tonight.
There will be a meeting of Theodore
Roosevelt Camp No. I. L. 5. W. V,
at 100 ?. n.
Alfred G. Refs. engineer of the SAM
tary steam Laundry, has been appoint
ed manager.
A spar seventy-five feet long was
hauled from the railway wharf to the
site Of the Diamond Head Notifications
yesterday.
Roy H. Chamberlain. collector of in
ternal revenue, has had his leave of
absence extended until October. Dep
uty ". F Drake is in charge Of the
Office.
superintendent Holloway yesterday
afternoon paid a visit of inspection TO
the work being done by prison labor
at the Kapiolani Park public a-bath-
ing place.
Judge Hartweu did not go to Wash
ington but into a sequestered spot in
the mountains Of California. Likely he
had no news Of his promotion to the.
chief justiceship until some days after
Eit happened.
Senator Lane, Supervisor Dwight,
Carlos A. Long and X. c. Achi are
mentioned as leaders in a combination
10 urge on Governor Frear, when he
takes office, the appointing of native
Hawaiians as heads of various depart
ments.
Among the Kumeric's seventy-two
stowaways 70 be sent back TO Madeira,
unless the laws rigor can be bent to
humanity's behest, is a boy five years
Of age whose father lives here and is
willing ard anxious TO take him IN
charge.
A cablegram to W. G. Irwin yester-
day annou need the death of N D. Ride
out, president Of the Mercantile Trust
Co, of san Francisco. He was IS years
of age and Mr.. Irwin is vice president
of a bank the deceased controlled in
California.
". H. Hogs of Honolulu is asso-
ciated with Marshall Harris. y. C.
Harris and J. A. Axnlan of san Fran
cisco in a construction company, whose
first contract has been made with the
Southern Pacific Co. for work on the
Shasta division.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co. has been awarded the contract 1gr
supplying coal 10 the KaIihi pumping
station and the Honolulu sewer pump
station. Aberdare, the highest grade
Australian coal, is to be supplied at
$50 and 50 ton respectively.
A large wardrobe and a lady's dres-
ser, the last remaining articles OF AIii-
olani palace furniture not used in the
departmental Offices, will shortly be
sold al auction. Other royal household
furniture and furnishings unnecessary
for public use We're long since sold -
s NJ Damon has written toesthe
Board of Supervisors on the damage TO
roads from automobiles, suggesting. on
the strength Of experiments he has
made on the Eva road at Moanalua,
the roadway as an effective deterrent
A Chinese passenger on an inward
bound WaiaIae car yesterday dropped
a duck overheard and the conductor
cOurteously stopped the car to enable
him 10 recover the property. II made
fun for the other passengers to see the
variation from the common hat-chasing
spCTt-
Thieves made an extensive raid on
cottages Of the Hawaiian Hotel on
Monday night c. Y. Cray lost q silver
watch and two dollars from his clothes
and his roommate, c. c Huntress, was |
despoiIed Of a nickel from his trousers
and a poem from his trunk The ma
rauders took flight without booty from |
other rooms on being discovered.
5. Nagao, 7. Nagao and ODE, three !
Of the japanese who proposed to sail |
today for Vancouver on the Kumeric, !
We're arrested yesterday by Officer |
Townsend for supposed completely in |
a robbery in the japanese hotel at |
which they were staying Y. Nagao |
was supposed by his companions to be /
broke, but he suddenly blossomed forth |
with three or four gold pieces, being /
possessed Of ST when searched at the |
station Yesterday