The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
:. Mason Of KohaIa is in the city.

4. Mason Of Kohala is in the city.
H. B. Gehr and wife returned from
/ HiIo on the Kinau yesterday.
Sixty dogs are in the city pound
awaiting claimants or death.
/ August Ahrens, manager of Kukui-
/ haele plantation, is in the city
/ Five DRINKS, including the unsavory
Sailor Morch, were arrested last night.
/ c. J. Day win have charge of the ser
vices this afternoon at. the Leahi
Home.
Hon. s. II. Damon returned yester-
day from Al inspection of Olaa plan
tation.
Jim Quinn has bought one of this
/ years modes OF the famous Buick
/ touring cars.
Between $4,000 and 10000 cans a day
merry. An average Of seven carloads
of fruit from Wahiawa daily is worked
up.
The Kalihi sewer is lacking but one
nanhoIe of completion. So far only
the Bishop estate trustees have applied
for connection, this being for the Ka-
mehameha schools.
An evening paper that makes a spe-
cialty of seismography of the rumor-
ology school reports a slight earth jolt
in Honolulu a little after midnight on
Saturday morning.
The gamblers caught on Friday in
dulging in their favorite vice in the
shadow of the police station were fined
yesterday amounts ranging from five
10 seven dollars apiece.
The services today at the prison will
De conducted by P. w. Rider of the
Kakaako mission. Mr.. Rider invites
one or two of his Hawaiian friends to
assist him ct this service.
Mr.. Prime viii speak on Death" at
the pubic meeting of the oahu Lodge
OF the TheosophicaI Society ON Monday
next, at 7:45 .. m, in room 81, second
floor, Young Hotel. All invited.
Territorial Auditor Fisher has allow
ca the County Of Oahu $4,000 for this
month in addition to the $4,000 before
allotted This. however, is s7q9G less
than the county fathers expected. II
Lucas, the Hilo salQQnkeeper, has
laid before District Attorney Breckons !
q statement of facts relative to irregu- !
lar advance notes to sailors, with |
which his name was connected some /,
weeks ago.
Ii is now given out that the Repub- |
ncan County Committee is called for |
tomorrow evening for count of noses |
and elaboration over the precinct cleo
tons of next year. Also to advise Gov /
ernor Frear.
A fair will he held about the middle
of October by the Woman's Guild OF /
81. Andrews Cathedral The commit
tee. with Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, chair
man. are already making plans, which |
viii be announced later
There is $S13, SS924 cash en- hand in
the Territorial treasury, against ST. /
S31. $50. OF this time last year. OF the !
present funds $3.50, 237.04 belongs to cur /
rent receipts. being $37,776.58 increase !
over last year. The loan fund condl-
ton accounts for the other difference.
Carl. Henry and James Ontai have !
let a tract of timber land to the Ha- |
waiian Mahogany Co, Ltd, fer ten |
years at 81 annual rental the company |
TO pay them besides $1,000, also % cents |
a cord for ohia wood and So thousand |
feet board measure for Roa lumber re- |
moved.
1t is said Col. Seminow, the Russian |
naval attache at Toxic, while visiting !
Honolulu lately advised Col. Sam john |
son of the n. G. H. tosteach his COM !
mand to shoot 10 kill at 500 yards, as !
inability of the Russians to do so in |
the late war largely accounted for the |
success of the japanese.
Kekapa, the youth caught making
away with DR.. Fodgin's automobile on /
Friday night, was sentenced TO three .
months on the reef yesterday He had /
been up before Judge Whitney before
and in him the police think they have |
the thief who has been operating
around the Hawaiian Hotel.
Pineapples from the crop of the Ha~
waiian Pineapple Co at Wahiawa TINS
season are larger and sweeter than
any ever grown there in the past The
fruit is we'll formed and very juicy
and of fine, fun flavor. The company
will have large output of the canned
goods TO ship to the Coast and the
seasons crop is practically all spoken
for.