The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Mckinley Lodge meets this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Captain Richie, master of the lately
stranded Loeb Carve, is sick. in bed.
w H Crawford has sold his interest
in the firm of Wing Wo Chong to Kong
Fook.
meeting of the Honolulu Park
Commissioners was helf yesterday af-
ternoon.
a number of Kamehameha Schools
boys attended the session of the House
yesterday.
William Mckinley Lodge will have
work in the rank OF Esquire at the
regular meeting tonight.
| Makapuu Point lighthouse will be
built by day labor instead of contract,
which means earlier completion.
There will be no sketching jaunt of
| kilohana Art League pictorial circle
today, owing to the unsettled weather.
| 1t is said the Elks plan some kind of
circus at the disused public market,
/ Alakea street, on the Fourth of July.
Mr.. Chase, who was here a short
time ago for the Western Tours Maya
zine, is no longer connected with that
publication.
A. hack, driven by a white man who
was going at furious rate, ran over
the foot of a Japanese at the Claudine
wharf yesterday.
| Captain Hugh Rodman has finished
his cruise in the Orient and may be ex-
pected to pass through Honolulu soon
on his way home.
The sailor who smashed McInerny's
plate glass window has settled with
the insurance company and has been
allowed to go free.
C'P Hong, Osa KauZia, and VIM
II Mott, returned to their churches on
Maui They have been attending the
Methodist conference.
Rev. DR. sylvester will preach spe-
cial sermon for men Sunday evening
entitled: THE Twentieth Century's
Appeal to Young Men.
II is said the Inter-Island Company
will settle for salvage with the owners
of the British ship Loeb Carve out OF
court at something like $4,000.
A private letter from San Francisco
says that the ground trembles fire.
ouently from earthquakes and that
Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give an
entertainment and dance in the roof
garden of the L. 0. 0. F. nail next
Thursday. Tickets for sale by the
members.
snecial meeting of the Hoola and
Hooulu Lahui Society, will be held at
the Maternity Home at 2 O'Clock this
, afternoon Every member is request
ed to attend.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3. of the
Eastern Star, meets this evening at
7.30 O'Clock. Visiting sisters and
brothers now in the city are cordially
invited to attend.
A cablegram from Secretary wilson
tn Governor Carter gives the Informal
tion that the Department of Agrleui-
, tura will bear the expense of carrying
out the Federal pure food law in TINS
Territory.
The High School Debating Club de-
bated on the following subject yester-
dav afternoon: Resolved that Latin
is necessary for the average student.
The Affirmative consisted OF Scott,
Pratt and Hung Yau, while Agnes
Cassidy and Allan Davis battled sue
: cessfully for the negative, ana won
< by a unanimous vote
Chief Clerk D. l.. Conkl1ng mas SCI
apart a section of the Executive once
card indexing system for keeping the
RIM of bills in their course through the
2 legislature BY this means he can III
0 / stantly tell the latest stage reached
nv a. measure with the precision or
train dispatcher handling trains on a
/ railway.
The game of baseball between the
House and Senate Is not likely to De
+, nlaved. There is growing sentiment
: | in favor of a Saturday morning OF
work among the representatives. be-
sides. the ball players are all Home
y Rulers and Democrats and 1t Wouio
! therefore be impossible to get one fui
nine. let alone two.
! Miss Mary Adele Case the VISITING
Il contralto, will give another recital De-
c fore leaving Honolulu. This VIII be az
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
n Morgan on Tuesday evening. MISS
: case will sail for Australia the follow
S mo dav. Tickets for the recital VII
he 81. Further particulars are prom
e isad for the Sunday Advertiser.