The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Honolulu Times for May will be
out today.
Excelsior Lodge No. meets this
even ng in odd Fellows hall at 1870
o'clock.
Court Canoes No $40 A O. F., meets
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in San An
tonic hall.
The Olohus won the bowling cham
pionship at the Baths last night by the
score Of 1885 to 2201.
E. r. Bath, who left his vermiform
appendix at the Queens Hospital, is
attending to business again.
Mystic Lodge No. K. of p, meets
this evening in it's new hall corner OF
Fort and Beretania avenue. Work IN
esquire rank.
Secretary Atkinson was Informed
from Washington yesterday that the
Congressional party coming here will
consist of q men and 10 women.
The current number of the Paradise
of the Pacific shows a pictorial i'm,
provement and keeps up with the rep
utatfon of the fine local magazine in
other respects.
AT Papaikou, Hawaii, yesterday, Shi-
| mazu Kane, married Japanese wo-
| man, stabbed to death man with
whom she ran away from her husband
about two years ago. She is in GUS
| tody.
| A specimen of the giant pomelo from
Judge Dole's garden has been sent by
| Secretary II. p. Wood of the HAWAII
Promotion Committee to the secretary
of the New York Chamber of Com
| merce.
| E. H. Paris Of E. o. Hall & Son,
| Ltd, who is secretary both of the Ho-
nolulu Merchants Association and the
| Commercial Club, left in the Siberia
on a business trip. He will return by
/ way of Los Angeles.
| The April meeting of the w. c. I. u.
will be held in the parlor of Central
| Union church at 2:30 this afternoon.
Rev w. D. Westervelt will address the
meeting upon the temperance situation.
All ladies are cordially invited.
/ A special meeting of the Board OF
| Supervisors of the County of Hawaii
/ will be held Thursday to consider rails
/ ing a county loan of S150,000 for the
building of new roads, principally the
completion of the belt road around
the island.
/ Admiral Brownson called on Judge
| Hartwen at the University Club yes
/ terday to renew an acqua. ntance made
thirty-seven years ago in Honolulu
when, as a young officer, Admiral
Brownson was here with Admiral Tur-
ner on the Mohican.
Another handsome issue of the Para
disc of the Pacific has appeared.
/ Among several halftones of Hawaii
finest scenery one particularly beauti-
ful is thai of a portion of S. NJ Da-
/ mons magnificent park at Moanalua.
| The letter-press of this number is up
| to the high mark set by the Langstons
for their promotion magazine.
Chairman Hustace of the Board of
Supervisors found most OF the roads
on the other side of the island to be
| of fair weather construction. He says
the county will not throw away money
on more such roads, but make it go
as far as it would on macadamized
| roadways A new bridge is needed at
/ Kaneohe, to cost probably $1,000.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
! Mission Children's Society will be held
on Saturday evening, April q, at the
home OF Governor Carter. Judd street
Much interesting business will be pre-
scented by the board of managers for
action. and a committee report OF
progress on the rehabilitation of the
old mission house will be made.
L. G. Blackman, of the Bishop Mu-
scum staff and editor of the Forester
and Agriculturist, had a narrow es-
cape along with a native in a brake
| advance
of a car on King street near the fish
market his horse became scared at the
ringing of the gong and swerved to-
ward the track. The car hit the veh1-
; Gle, breaking both shafts, but Mr.
Blackman held the horse in contro' sc
that neither the men nor the ANNA
suffered any injury.