The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-16
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU JANUARY m 1907
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Kaimuh had a hailstorm early yes
| terday morning.
Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening
for work in the first degree.
The Mormons want to build a church
on the Kappa lands, Kauai.
Joe Leal has been made assistant to
Chief Taylor in the detective service
| There has been no fire in Honolulu
| for over three weeks, a most unusual
| thing.
Court Lunalilo No. $500, Order OF
Foresters. meets this evening for regu-
| lar business.
Fred. S. Harrison will go to the Coast
on the Alameda to enter business as
an architect.
Mrs. Rose McCandless died yester-
| day at the Palama home of her SON.
in-law. John A. Noble.
The regular meeting of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be held in
c. b. L. Hall at o'clock.
An Ex-Governor of Senegal and Cam
bodia is among those who are seek
ing information about Hawaii
Yesterday mornings storm broke the
Makiki storm f1ume and damaged a
retaining wall on Hackfeld street.
Y. Akai, manager of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, will speak at the Makiki
japanese church tonight at s o'clock.
The elevator machine in the Judd
building was put out of commission
by lightning yesterday. A huge coil
was burnt out.
he Of
trail Union church, for the reading of
reports, will take place this evening
Supper will be served at $50.
The second edition of Alexander &
Baldwin's steamer calendar is out and
copies may be had by calling at their
Office in the Stangenwald building.
The iron posts on the curb fronting
the Young Hotel were lightly charged
with electricity last evening, as people
who leaned against them quickly found
out
The saloon passengers on the wreck
ed Mongolia have forwarded a mag
nificent silver cup to the Midway Col
ony through cable superintendent
Gaines.
A Rapid Transit car jumped the rails
night above seven o'clock and tied up
the Eva end of the King street sys-
tenn for some time.
Jas. Hogan, who has been connected
for a long while with the Honolulu
Fire Department as a hydrantman at
the Central station, resigned from the
department last week.
Manager Watt of the Olaa plantation
says that the Filipinos brought over
by Albert Judd have shown themselves
the equals of the Japanese and Korean
laborers employed there.
There will be initiation, also install
lation of officers, at Camp Theodore
Roosevelt No. l this evening at 7:30
o'clock in the rooms in Waverley Hall,
corner of Bethel and Hotel streets.
Philip Tyau, a young Chinese of Ho-
nolulu, who got his early instruction
in Iolani College, has graduated at
Cambridge University and been admit
ted as second barrister in the courts of
England.
The annual meeting of the German
Lutheran church will be held tonight
at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all members of the church to be
present. No personal invitations have
been issued.
Sir knights of Honolulu Comman-
derry will assemble in full uniform at
$3.50 this morning to escort the remains
of Sir Knight Henry E. Highton to the
Alameda. The funeral will occur at
a quarter of nine.
H. T. Gibson, superintendent of the
Boys Industrial School at Waialee, |
sent for an engineer yesterday to OBJ
serve a watersoaked hill which SEEM
ed to be moving toward the school
property and threatening a great mud
flow.
Willie Crawford. Bernard Kelekoho
and Harry Murray are mentioned for
the assistant clerkship of the Senate. |
John Wise, Nagaran Fernandez and
St. c. Piianaia are in the running for
clerk of the House. For clerk of the |
Senate VIM. Savidge has no rivals |
Charley Clark wants to be sergeant |
alarms of the House.