The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.


E r. Adams returned from Kaua
yesterday.
Representative J. H. Coney Of Kaua
is in town.
J. Lfghtfoot returned in the w C
Hall from Kauai
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F. and a. NJ.
Will meet tonight at Masonic Temple
Judge Robinson will render a deci-
| sion on the Chrtstley will case tomor-
row.
| Col. Sam Norris, the owner of Ka
huku ranch, is paying another visit te
the city.
| Harmony Lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold
| a meeting tonight at which nomina-
tons for offices will be made.
Tonight at 7:3o Eagles picnic train
for the Peninsula Merry time for
everyone; good music; plenty of dane
ing.
! There is to be a shirtwaistsdance at
Pythian hall on June II, att which a
prize will be given for the bestywaltz-
ing couple.
The Makiki japanese church MEM
bership has issued invitations for the
dedication of its place of worship at
Pensacola and Kinau streets at s p.
m. Tuesday.
c. w. Wilson, secretary of the New
York State Chamber of Commerce, in
forms H P. Wood of the local cham
Der by letter that an excursion from
New York to Hawaii is impracticable.
the Orpheum tonight when the Ragged
Hero will be produced. It is full Of
startling situations with a vein of gen.
uine comedy running through the play.
The term Of five trustees of the
Queens Hospital, appointed by the
Governor, expires in July. These are
F. ]. Lowrey, G.. w. Smith, E. S. Cum
ha. w. II. McInerny and David Day
ton.
Secretary and Acting Governor
Atkinson went to the Executive Of
fees after returning with the Congress
sional party from Hawaii. He refused
to be interviewed on his relation to the
Governorship candidacy.
Eva Plantation Co. desires to ap-
peal on it's entire assessment of $4,000
net income instead of only the $3.50
claimed exempt for depreciation This
is to enable it to carry the case to the
United States Supreme Court.
Mrs. Carroll was refused even
temporary alinnony in her divorce suit
when that preliminary matter was
heard by Judge Robinson on Saturday.
The court remarked on her lack OF
maternal affection in deserving her
IT,
band was prevented from working at
his trade by an injury to his hand.
Moreover, the wife has an interest
in rented houses.
Mrs. William C. Wilder has bought
a beautiful tract of ground in the
Nuuanu valley opposite the residence
of P c. Jones. There are three acres
in the tract, one side of which is bor-
dered by the Nuuanu stream which
furnishes a natural swimming pool
over six feet deep. The land is now
being cleared and leveled and Mrs.
Wilder will build a bungalow for an
out Of town residence.
The president of the society for the
prevention of Cruelty to Animals
wrote to Governor Carter by the last
mail for information concerning the
laws respecting the humane treat
ment of animals in this Territory. The
letter was referred to Miss Rose Da-
yison, the very efficient humane officer
in Honolulu who has sent back a sat-
isfactory reply, filing a copy of it at
the office Of the High Sheriff.
A. H. Perry of Kalihi has received
two boxes and a sack sent by some
unknown friend. They were marked,
Mrs. Frank Porter, Honolulu" Mr..
Perry did not care to take them as he
thought it an error on the part of the
expressman, but on being assured that
the goods were for him and sent to
him by 1.-THE boss he decided to hold
the property a few days if necessary
and in the meantime try to find the
owner.
The regular meeting of the Guild and
Womans Auxiliary of st. Andrews ca
thedral will be held on Monday after
noon. May q, at half-past two, at
the residence of Canon Macintosh,
Nuuanu Valley, instead of at Mrs. Ry-
croft's, as previously arranged. This
will be the annual meeting, and as there
are matters of special Importance to be
discussed it is earnestly desired that
a representative number of ladies of the
congregation be present, as well as
those who usually attend.