The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

hall tonight, given by Pacific Rebekah
Lodge.
| A regular meeting of Honolulu Lodge
No. GIG, 3. P. o. E, will be held this
evening at 1880.
| The regular weekly meeting Of the
Promotion Committee will be held this
afternoon at l O'Clock.
| The entertainment by Pacific Rebek-
ah Lodge, K. of P, will come off to-
night at K. of P. hail.
| ]. NJ. Poepoe has offered to complete
the translation Of the House Journal
left uncompleted by the Boy Orator.
| Mrs. c. w Backeberg died recently
at Gallup, New Mexico. Her husband
was formerly chief engineer at Ookala
Repairs to the building on the Execu-
tive grounds in which the National
| Guard has it's headquarters are 60
| ing on.
There will be something doing in the
Eagles nest, corner of Beretania ave-
nue. and Fort street, on Wednesday,
June 26, 1907
| William Williamson has been men
toned for appointment to the Board
of Education in place of W. r. Far
rington resigned.
| The Home Rulers held Iuau on Ka-
| nehameha Day. Speeches We're made
| by Charles K. Motley, Fl. NJ. Kaniho
and ]. M. Poepoe.
E. Miller, the man at the wheel in
the trips of the Young Bros launches,
| left yesterday for Kauai, where he will
spend couple of weeks on vacation.
Gus Schuman, charged with needless
driving with his auto, riding over a
Chinese woman, appeared in police
court yesterday. The case was dis
continued.
Mr.. Rath has been appointed by the
Civic Federation to secure the use of
property owned by the Kaumakapih
church at the corner of King street and
Asylum road as a children's play
ground.
The dedication of the st. Louis Alum
nj Association hall win take place next
Saturday evening. There will be
speechmaking and music. Refresh
ments will be served during the even
ing. President James L. Holt. viii be
master of ceremonies.
Attorney Charles Chillingworth re-
ports that all the available space on
board the S. S. Kumeric, due about
the 18th, has been sold to japanese
bound for Canada Nearly three hum
bred applicants had to be refused pas
sage, there being no accommodations
for them.
The Supervisors of Hawaii County
have notified the Supervisors of Oahu
County that they are willing to share
the cost Of a test case to determine
the proper construction of the law CIV
ing the counties half of all costs and
licenses collected within their respec-
tive limits.
The Honolulu Symphony Society will
hold their regular orchestral rehearsal
this evening. The society is now COM
fortably settled in its new quarters at
the Kilohana Art League rooms, corner
of Beretania avenue and Miller street.
The full orchestra will be in attend
ance. Several new members have been
added to the ranks of the orchestra.
Chas. Lambert is considering whether
to sell the numerous relics and curios
which now decorate the walls of the
Orpheum Saloon or pack them away
on the chance of the liquor law being
changed again in two years. The Or
pheum is one of the places inside of
the district designated as prohibitory
by the Board of License Commission
ers.
Acting Governor Atkinson has called
a meeting of citizens for next Wedpes-
day morning at II o'clock in the Throne
Room Of the Capitol to maze arrange
ments for the celebration of the Fourth
of July. The public generally is invit-
ed to attend. One suggestion is that a
grand ball be given in the evening at
the Capitol.
The Punahou Alumni Association will
hold its annual reunion on the after
noon of Thursday, June 81. As in pre-
vious years, a display of fruit will be
made feature of the occasion. Any |
one having fruit that can be contrib |
uted, either for display or for consump- |
tion will confer favor by notifying |
A. c. Alexander, at the Judd building, |
or the presidents office at Oahu Col |
lege.