The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-05
HONOLULU APRIL s. 1907
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

Palama fair tomorrow at 2 p. m. Ad-
mission Zoe.
Meeting of the Ladies Catholic Aid
Society this afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK in
the convent.
The great missionary conference at
Toxic was opened yesterday. David
All is Hawaiis accredited delegate.
REGULAR business meeting of the
Scottish Thistle Club at 7:3o O'Clock
in their rooms in the Oregon block,
Henry Lewis, for violating County
Ordinance number five, relating to the
age of chaufeurs, was fined ten dol
lars.
Supervisor Andrew E. Cox, to whom
Major Anderson left an estate of s12,-
500, is going to make a tour of the
world.
The principals in the celebrated
Saratoga chips case were fined five
dollars and costs. The men were
caught gambling.
Special edition of The Friend, con-
tanning all of DR.. Bosworth's lectures
as delivered in Honolulu, is out today.
Copies for sale at all news stands, 15c.
each.
A large number Of barrels for the
okolehao factory in Kona leave on the
Mauna Loa today. This is the first
shipment of this kind which has been
made.
The board of supervisors of the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
ISOLATION will hold their regular meet
ing this morning at 8 o'clock in the Y.
W. c. A rooms.
The new hall of the Honolulu Lodge
of Elks will be dedicated this evening;
also installation Of officers. It S re- !
quested that ali members be present |
at the ceremonies.
At the regular meeting of the Ha-
waiian chronological Society last |
evening O. H. Swezey contributed |
r. c. L. Perkins, Insect Notes.
PoIynesian Encampment No. 1. of I
0. O. F., meets this evening at 7:30
o'clock. The new degree team VIII
put on work this evening and all mem,
bers are requested to attend.
The Goldfield Gossip of March % has
In article by Sam Wall, a globe-trot-
er who visited Honolulu, describing
he poet P. Maurice McMahon's hunt
around the world for an affinity.
Manuel Cordere, a fugitive from the
Reform School, since the 9Th of March
vas captured by the police yesterday.
Manuel is a Porto Rican and is de-
'cribed as being "a dark, kinky haired
ind cadaverous boy
The new switchboard of the Mutual
Co.. is expected by the Ala
media today and will be promptly in
talled. With a proposed overhauling
# the lines the new device is expected
o give< great Improvement of service.
Mrs. Colonel French and Mrs. Brew
r, of The Salvation Army, are ex-
'ected on the Alameda this morning.
they will have charge of the meeting
n the Army hall, corner of King street
nd Nuuanu avenue, Sunday evening.
Subscriptions for the capital stock
f the Oriental Brewery, Ltd, to oper-
tie at Hongkong, of which particulars
ave been given in the two last issues
f the Sunday Advertiser, will be open
d today at the office of Harry Armi-
age. I
u. S. Commissioner Hatch commit
ed the Four French sailors, who were
iiCStSd IOI uSScILlI 1IOIlI TIE bEIL1Su |
hip Claverdon, to the custody of Mar
hal Hendry to be delivered on board
he ship at the request of the British
onsul.
Today the annual conference of the
hawaiian branch of the Mormon
hureh will open at Laie, under the
residency of Elder Samuel E. Woolley
Jho has been in charge of the mission
Or twelve years. It IS said there are
500 converts in these islands
Resolved that the High School
eeds a track team was the subject
f a debate at the High School yes
arday afternoon. Arthur Lando and 9
.llan Davis defended the affirmative,
nd G. Nakamoto and Nat Biart bat
ed for the negative, which won by
lree points. An interesting musical
rogram was rendered. /
Owing to the increase of business in
honolulu postoffice, partly due to the
let that it is now an assembling sta
on for Australian mails, two stores ,
the new McCandless block have
cen taken to accommodate the de-
hitherto occupying the Sec
nd floor of the old postoffice building. I.
hat floor will be used for storage Of
lails awaiting transhipment. :