The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Court Lunalilo No $500, a. o. F, vii
meet in K. Of P. Hall this evenin!
at 1885,
Thee Roosevelt Camp No. 1. L. s
W. V, viii meet in Waverley blocI
this evening at 7:30.
DR.. ]. II. Farrell is the latest medicc
10 hang UP a single in the Territory
He has located at Waikiki.
The appointment Of Miss Ida Crfck.
ard 10 the Waikiki public school is
| gratifying to the residents there.
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division
No. /. VIII meet in c. B. L. Hall at
s o'clock this wednesday, evening.
Miss Hattie of Kohala Seminary,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
De Bolt, returns to her home today by
the Kinau
Recent rains have filed the wahiawa
reservoir TO the brim and yesterday the
overflow at the spillway was seven
inches in depth.
w. S. Fleming has declined the offer
OF position as Deputy Attorney Cen
eral having completed his plans for
leaving shortly for Shanghai.
Miss Hattie of KohaIa Seminary,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
J. T. De Bolt, at Kaimuki, returned
home yesterday in the Kinau.
Booker T. Washington, according to
the story of one of the bandsmen of
the Twenty-fifth, who sailed yesterday
on the transport Crook, is contemplate
ing a trip TO Hawaii
Senator Palmer P. Woods sailed for
Hawaii yesterday. Before leaving he
expressed resentment against Governor
Carter for alleged unfairness in turn
ing down his application for permis-
sion TO cut timber in the Piihonua
forest.
A japanese was killed in the
Puunene mill on the 18th inst, being
caught in the belt in the dynamo room
and killed before assistance could
reach him. A coroner's jury rendered
a verdict that death was the result of
negligence on the part of the deceased.
VIM. Mckinley Lodge No. 8, K. of
P, viii give a card social to the
Pythian Sisters on Saturday evening,
August "a, at p. m, ia K. of P. Hall,
corner of Beretania avenue and Fort
street. Members of Mystic and Oahu
Lodges and their wives are cordially
invited TO attend.
The recent purchasers of the Alewa
lets are preparing to petition the gov
eminent to register the title 10 their
lots, which can be done for the actual
cost of advertising, while for the indi-
vidual owners to complete the regis
tration will entail an expense on them
.
Among the mail recently received at
the office of Secretary Mott-Smith is
a Communication from Edward w.
Foster, president of the Home Work in
Tennessee gathering, which is to take,
place in Nashville from September % /
TO the 2Sth. The communication in /
vites all Tennesseans to be present in
their home state for the affair.
An interesting lecture on Ireland" |
with stereopticon views, |
was delivered in the X. of p. Hall last /
night by Ed. Towse. the Deputy SUI
preme Chancellor. of the lodge. The .
lecture was thoroughly enjoyed and !
the pictorial scenes of the beauty spots /
and the historical places of the Elmer
aid Isle were appreciated.
U. S. District Attorney Breckons is
sued an order yesterday for the depor-
tation of Ho San, a Chinaman charged
with being in the country without legal
right. For some time the man has
been confined here to give him an OPP
oortunity of presenting whatever
proofs he had of legal rights to remain,
put no effort has been made by him.
The Oahu Young Peoples Union will
nod a mass meeting in Central Union
,hurch on Friday evening, August %,
1t half-past seven o'clock. Rev. E. B.
Turner will preside. Rev. Mr.. Nc
<eever. the new pastor of the Chris
ian church, will conduct the devotion
Il exercises. The Hon. NJ. K. Nakuina
viii give an address on his visit as
delegate to the international G. e. r
convention at Seattle. The attention
# all the societies of the Union is
.ereby called to this meeting, which
fill be of more than ordinary interest
nd Importance. III
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