The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21

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Mr.: and Mrs. Alex. CARVE left in the
Alameda bound on visit to Mr. Gar
Vle's old home in Scotland
| The members of Miss Locke's Dante
| Cases viii have joint meeting at
Kaiulani Home at 3 O'Clock today
L. NJ, baldwin of the Naples Co,
| Whittier, Cal. with the Los Angeles
party visited the Capitol yesterday
People owning chickens should keep
an eye on their coops as a gang OF
chicken thieves is going the rounds.
legislative committee VIII be shown
the needs Of the Waialae section by the
local improvement club this forenoon.
Six members Of the Kaai orchestra
viii leave for Los Angeles in the steam
er Ohio. Ernest Kaai will follow them
in June.
Henry c. Vida, former assistant
sheriff Of Oahu, is foreman of a~quarry
for Gray Brothers, contractors, San
Francisco.
The special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, which was TO have been held
this evening, has been postponed till
next Thursday.
Old members as well as new are in
vited TO attend the gathering at the
Y. NJ. c. a. tonight. Good music and
good refreshments.
Vice Commodore A. G. Thyme of
the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club and
Mrs. Thyme We're among the passen-
gers leaving in the Alameda.
Three alleged pigeon sIealers who are
charged with relieving w o. Smith and
Rev. A. Macintosh of choice birds,
will appear before Judge Whitney this
morning.
Many Of his friends paid farewell
Hawaiian honors to Avon H. Crook
attorney, on his departure for the
Coast in the Alameda. He leaves per-
manently.
Some japanese lately arrived at Hi1o
dropped plantation work as soon as
introduced to the hoe, saying they had
come to attend school and not to toll
in the cane1elds.
Regular meeting of Olive Branch
Rebekah Lodge No. 2, 1. o. o. F.. this
evening at 7:30 o'clock Visiting broth
ers and sisters now in the city are cor
daily invited to attend.
At Morgans salesrooms yesterday
Auctioneer Steven sold the Peterson
property at Asylum road and Peterson
lane, containing six houses, to the or
der of Trent & Co, for s4050.
A trust deed has been made by the
Hamakua Ditch Co of it's property to
secure a bond issue of 100000 at 6
per cent, payable in 1916, or redeem
able in five years at 10 or in fifteen
years at per cent. premium. w. NJ
Giffard and E. I. Spalding are the trus-
tees
More than two hundred Portuguese
left in the Alameda. 1t is said an
expectation or promise of So a day for
the men in California caused the fit
ting. Only a very few families of
those lately arrived in the steamer
Suveric were among the departing
people.
Rev Oliver H. Bybee, a Mormon
elder from Laie, was accorded a fearful
farewell, along with weighty bedeck-
ing Of leis, by little throng of women
and children and few men of his late
flock on his departure by the Alameda
for Salt Lake City. There was enough
kissing to have made Hobson crazy
The Troubadour Social Club will give
a dance in the Knights of Pythias' new
hail. corner Of Beretania and Fort
streets on Saturday evening, March 80.
An admission of 50 cents for each per-
son will be charged. Music will be fur
nished by the Royal Hawaiian Glee
club.
Extracts from the log of the British
ship Claverdon snow uhat c. Ahrens,
was in trouble all the voy-
age from Tacoma to Honolulu, in
the vessels stops at Antofo-
gasta and Kahului. He is one of the
two members of the crew now await
ing trial here for attempting to burn
the ship at this port
Hon. w T. Rawlins entertaFned al
number of friends at dinner at the ~Bn1-
yersitv Club on Tuesday, given~fn cele-
bration of the fifth anniversary OF MS
marriage, and also in honor of Hon
Morris W. Seymour, of Bridgeport
Conn. an ex-member of the Leglsla-
ture of that state. The guests were
Sneaker Rolstein, Hon. Chas. A. Rice
Hon. j. H. Coney, Deputy Attorney
General Prosser, Frank Thompson, X.
II p. I.ishman and Albert Along