The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Captain otwen visited Pearl Harbor
yesterday
Hawaiian Lodge F. K A IL meets
| this evening for work in the second
degree.
! It is said the plans Of the Makzpuu
lighthouse have been approged ~as
/ Washington.
The annual election of officers for
!! the / N c. A VIII be held on the
ed Of April.
Rev. David L Al, editor Of theskuo-
koa. has informed Mrs. Al by letter of
+! his safe arrival n Japan
oahu Canton No. l. I. O. o. f, meets
| this evening al odd Fellows hall to
| initiate a number of candidates
| Stephen Lukua, hitherto a mai car
rier, has received from Washington an
| appointment as ygatchman at the i'm
migrant station
| Captain Orwell, L. s. A engineer,
| has asked the Board Of Supervisors to
| lend nm q rock crusher for use in
building the Honolulu harbor light
house
brate the victory Of their track team
By giving an entertainment this even
ing in the dining hall of the Manual
school.
some ve~y prominent citizens viii be
initiated into the mysteries Of Elkdom
this evening. All Elks are requested
to attend also 20 renew their card for
the coming term
DR. Lyman 3. Sperry. a lecturer of
international repute. viii arrive in Ho-
noluIu during the latter part Of April.
DIR. Sperry viii deliver a series of lee
lures at the Y. II. c. A hall while
here.
The trustees and all members Of the
Hooulu and Hoola LaIaui are requested
10 attend the special meeting called for
this morning At 10 O'Clock at the ka-
piolani Maternity Home, Beretania
avenue Honolulu 4
The Maui reception committee FOR
the Congressional party's visit + n.
s. Williams, c. D. Lufkin, JudgkSSV. A.
Mckay. Judge a. \. KepoikaE r F.
Baldwin, 2. c. Lindsay and c. B.
Wells
Deeds were recorded yesterday
showing the conveyance of the Spree3<
els and Irwin lands on Lanai, about
81, 900 acres. 10 Charles Gay for $4,000
and the mortgage Of the island by Mr..
Gay TO w. g. Irwin for $4,000.
A public meeting has been called by
the Home Rule party for Aala Park
tomorrow evening TO discuss the pri-
mary bill and other subjects Of legis- |
Iation. President G. K. Motley, d |
Kalauokalani, Fl. NJ. Kaniho and 5. K. /
Mahoe are on the list of speakers
Secretary Atkinson has received /
letter from the Chamber of Commerce t
of Pittsburg. Pa, cordially thanking |
the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. t
together with Governor Carter and the
Secretary Of Hawaii. for furnishing 1t /
with a very comprehensive list Of the |
importers and exporters of Hawaii"
Antoine Ru7ia- who was released from
the oahu prison on Wednesday, called
AT the Advertiser officer last evening
with the statement that, all previous
data 10 the contrary. the lunas at the
Iau treat the men perfectly well las
ong as a man behaves.' he said, the
unas treat Inn right and anybody
hat says they don't, well-it's fake.
Tickets for the second stereopticon
lecture - be given at the St Louis
College hall Saturday evening at 7:3o
By the noted traveller and lecturer, DR..
9. A. Payne, may be reserved at the
Territorial. Messenger Service office.
Telephone Main s61 Subject of the
lecture viii be "RannbIes Through Eng
and. France along the Rhine. Holland,
Switzerland and Italy.
John Mal7ula. the premier boatpo |,
Is famed - preacher Of righteb1s~
ness md judgment to come. Than
evening paper reporter he has given
the opinion that Hawaii would not re-
eeive visifaf on Ike that Of san
Francisco. because, though there is
plenty O. wiekeaness here. il is indi-
viduaI rather than community sin that /
preva Is. HenoIalu's charity and for
giving sTfrir ne believes cover a multi