The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Marshal z. r. Hendry left for Maui
by the Kinau on short notice to look
after a Federal offender.
Court Lunalilo No $500, A. O. F, win
meet IN K. of P. Hall this CWednes-
day. evening al 1870 p. m.
The Ancient order of Hibernians, Di-
vision No. l, will meet in c B. L. Hall
at 8 o. m. this wednesday, evening.
Proceeds from sales of public lands
on the Island of Hawaii for July were
$14 900, the largest on record for
month.
Hon. P. c. Jones entertained the Of
ieers and staff OF the Bank Of Hawaii.
Ltd, at dinner at the Commercial Club
last night.
Mrs. George r. Carter will be at
home this afternoon at her residence
at Judd and Liliha streets. from $3.50
until O'Clock.
Judge c. c. Conradt of Pukoo, Mo-
lokai. who came to town TO testify in
| the Loeb Carve salvage case, returned
| home last night.
The management of the Seaside has
| announced that there viii be no more
! sunday dancing at that hotel, either of
a public or a private nature.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rice are down
from Kauai for the polo games, and
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. Al.
V. Forster on Lunalilo street.
A regular meeting of Theo. Roosevelt
! Camp No. I, S. w v, will be held
this "wednesday evening in the
Waver,ey block at 1880 p. m.
There will be work in the first de-
gree this evening at Oceanic Lodge
H No. 81, F. and A NJ. Sojourning
brethren and members of other lodges
invited 10 be present. 4
Miss Cook, stenographer in the judi
ciary office has returned from dIvaca-
ton spent al the volcano, and her col
league, Miss Kelley. has begun a fort
nights vacation at Waikiki.
The following committee has been
appointed to take charge of the enter
tainment of the Maui Polo CLUB:
George Potter, Harold Dillingham;.
Harold Castle and G. P. Wilder.
Louisa Tesla is again in the police
tank on a charge of vagrancy. She
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Police officer Leal, with her being TAX
en- companion in vagrancy named Joe
/ Reyes. an old-time jailbird.
A house on School street owned and
occupied by Robert Kappa. caught fire
Yesterday morning from the upsetting
of an oil stove The fire department
responded to an alarm, but found the
fire out with little damage done.
4 The friends of Lieutenant Wells Of
the Tenth Infantry. who stayed in Ho-
nolulu, after the Crook carried the
other companies of the Tenth TO
Alaska. TO undergo an operation for
appendicitis. will be glad to hear that
he recovered enough to leave for the
Coast on the Thomas last Monday He
) 10 not yet fit for duty, but will spend
some time in the General Hospital for
treatment.
Consul and Madame saito of Japan
will give a dinner at the Young Hotel
at this evening in honor of SecEe-
taIv and Mrs. Straus, Congressman
. and Mrs. Longworth and Commissioners
Ishii. Chief Justice and Mrs. Frear
are invited, also many local merr
chants. Governor and Mrs. Carter with
Secretary Atkinson, will assist in re-
8 ceiving the guests, who viii number
1 about $50.
The Bow Wong society have compile
. tel the purchase of a school site on
the old Kaumakapili church grounds
. and will go ahead at once with their
plan of putting up a two story scaooi
: building on it. The plans of the society
J. gre to have both day and night ses-
sions for Chinese boys and youths ana
a class in drilling and military tactlcs
viii also be formed. For the teaching
Of this class a japanese ex-army officer
win be employed.
The public meeting of business mer
> and others who wish to attend, for the
purpose of hearing an address IRON
Secretary Straus, is being arranged
= for the Young Hotel roof garden at
:. n m tomorrow. President 6. W
smith of the Merchants Association
= in charge of arrangements. 1t Is eN.
: pected that Mr. Straus will be followed
nv L. A. Thurston on the land ques'
/. ton. ]. a. McCandless on transporta-
v ton and some speaker on fmmigra'
ton.