The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Court LunalilO No. 66I0. a .. f
meets tonight at K. P. Hall at $50.
Mrs. Puahi wants her pau riders Il
come to her house today at 10 O'Clock
Senator Palmer Woods was among
the arrivals from Hawaii on the Mauna
Loa.
The shirtwaist dance at *. of P
Hall, June IL, promises 10 be some
thing good.
Manager Bull of Waipahu plantation
is i'll with an abscess which is causing
him a good deal of pain.
The Ancient Order of Hibernlans. Di-
vision No. l, will meet at c. B. L.
Hall at O'Clock tonight.
District Magistrate Whitney will
work under a new commission from
today, he having been reappointed.
C. F. Chillingworth states that there
are 1860 applications of Japanese for
passage to Vancouver on the Kuineric.
Are you going to the entertainment
and dance at K. of P. Hall on the 14.b,
given by Pacific Rebekah Lodge
Tickets soc.
There will be a regular meeting of
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, L. S.
W. V, at the hall, Waveriey block. at
7:30 tonight.
An unconfirmed rumor is to the eff
feet that Senator George c. Hewitt has
abandoned Republicanism and en-
braced Democracy,
President Pinkham of the Board Of
Health is i'll. the result OF the strain
undergone by him during the outbreak
of the past two months.
1t is stated that Manager Cross of
the Wireless Telegraph Co. will give up
his position of manager to a Mr.. Balsh.
recently arrived from California.
An inquest into the cause of the fire
which occurred in the new home of
President Grifiths of Punahou College
will be held by Sheriff Iaukea today
The road to Makapuu Point, con-
structed by Captain Otwell as prelin-
mary to the erection of the lighthouse
there, win be completed within two
weeks.
Clerk of the House John Wise states
that he may get out writ of man
damus to prevent the signing of his
name to the copies of the House Jour-
nal which he alleges are incorrect.
The news of an attempt to blow up
the house of a Chinaman named All
Hoi, living at Hanalei, Kauai, has ere
ated a good deal of interest. 1t is said
to have resulted from a tong row.
First Engineer North of the steamer
was married Monday night to
B,,1; Af off
ceremony took place at the residence
Of Rev. H. H. Parker, who officiated.
c. A. Schmiedte. through Rev J. W.
Wadman and James A. Higgins, has
asked Acting Governor Atkinson or a
of his civil rights. He was
convicted in the Circuit Court of en-
bezz1ement.
Chairman Hustace of the Board of
supervisors. and County Engineer
Sere, Sunday inspected the damage |
lone by a washout to a bridge at Wal |
The structure will have to be
entirely replaced.
Miss Mabel Nalanielua Auhea TayIer |
md Miss Emily Auhea Taylor, great |
eat-granddaughters of Kamehameha
!, have become members of the Kaahu-
manu- Society of which their aunt, Miss
lucy Peabody, is president.
The work on the front range light,
which has been going on under the
direction of Captain Orwell, will be
stopped this week till the determination
IF the site of the rear beacon. over
which Governor Carter and Captain
slattery had a dispute.
An inquest was held last night on
he Japanese who jumped from car No.
4 at Kalihi on Monday night and who
led in Queens Hospital yesterday
morning. A verdict of accidental death
vas returned, same being caused by
eceased's own carelessness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Carter and
Richard Weldon wish to express their
hanks for the sympathy shown them
With the floral offerings and kindness
rom their many friends in their late
in the loss of their daugh-
err and granddaughter. Kathleen.
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