The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Lodge. Nu- -. n. o.
Work in first degree at Oceanic
Lodge No. 81. T. & y. NJ, this even
ing.
]. Hastings Howland's connection
with the Public WORKS Department
ceased October 81.
Excelsior Lodge No I. I. 0. o. F.
viii meet this evening al 1876 ?. m in
| Odd Fellows hall.
The plans for the new courthouse at
Kailua are expected to be completed
by the end Of this week.
II is expected that mail by the Ala
media will reach san Francisco ahead
Of that by the Hilonian.
Ladies Auxiliary, A o. H. Division
| No. l. will meet in c. B. q. hall, Fort
street at O'Clock this evening.
There will be a meeting of the Red
Cross Society this afternoon at 4
| o'clock in the Federal court rooms.
Frank Thompson, the lawyer, sails in
the Alameda for the coast. He will
make the round trip on that vessel.
A concert will be given next Thurs
day evening at 5 o'clock at the Kane
hameha Girls School for the benefit of
the OIeson fund. T ckets win be fifty
cents.
DR.. c. L. Garvin, formerly of Homo
lulu, now of Los Angeles, is one of a
committee of Physicians in charge of
the campaign for cleaning up that city
and killing off its rats.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors will be held tomorrow
evening. The matter of an attempt
to fix A VI. Browns salary as police
court prosecutor may come up.
Onomea sugar Company of which
John T. Nor is manager. harvested
crop of 1915 tons of sugar last season.
AS a vacation after the arduous labors
Mr.. Moir is sitting as juror in the
Federal court.
Governor Frear will sail by the Ala
media tomorrow. He has not yet de-
cided by which route he will go over
land, but probably by the Central and
Union Pacific to Omaha and Kansas
City and thence to Muskogee.
Come and enjoy an evening with the
cricketers at the Waverley hall Fri
day night The best local entertainers
have promised to be there and amuse.
Ticket, price 81, to be had from all
Tickets, price 81, to be had from all
Land Commissioner Pratt, Territor-
ial Surveyor Wall, and Auditor Fisher.
whose terms of office will expfrs~dur-
ing the absence of Governor Frear,
will be reappointed and recommfs-
stoned.
James A Cough, after eight years
-, 41,a 1r,11 Two
today on the Hlonian. He has been
presented by his associates in the ac-
counting department of the Iron
Works with a gold watch, chain ana
charm.
Delegate Kuhio had a quite long
conference with Governor Frear yes
terday at the Governors office regard
ing matters to be urged at Washing
ton. The object was to arrive al a
mutual understanding in regard to
such matters.
Moses x. Naku!na was ordained to
the ministry at Kaumakapili church
last Sunday. The ordaining ministers
We're Rev. o. H. Quick, Rev. Timoteo, |
Rev. s. L. Desha, Rev. Poepoe. Rev. |
Poai, and Rev. Lono. The Kauikea- |
ouli society was in attendance at the |
church in a body.
The second regular session of the |
College Club class in city government |
will be held at the home of Prof. w. D.
Alexander, Punahou street, below
Wilder avenue, this afternoon al four
The subject for the day is the
City Council. The session will close
promptly in one hour.
Reports of coroner's inquests have
been received at the Attorney Cen
erals office in the case of Sanjuro
Yoshioka, aged As; who hung himself
by his sash from a banana tree at Mo
huhau, Wailuku, October Il; and in
the case Of Saito. who was caught in
the machinery of the Puunene mill last
August.
The Hawaii Shimpo Sha, upon re-
,eipt of a cabIegram yesterday fore
noon announcing the result of the first
game of the st. Louis team with the
xeio University team, Immediately is
sued an extra which was distributed
era tuitously all over town. The an
of the result of the game
vas made in both English and Japan-
,se.