The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, 1907
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matinee tomorrow at the Orpheum

Matinee tomorrow at the Orpheum.
Samuel Kaeo, county attorney Of
Kauai, left for home last night.
Comedy melodrama, New York by
Day. tonight at the Orpheum. Secure
seats at once.
The Aloha Alma office has moved to
1913 Smith street, three doors from
King street.
Polynesian Encampment I. Q. 0. +,
meets for work in the Patriarchal de-
dree this evening.
Business meeting of the Scottish
Thistle Club this (Friday) evening, in
rooms in the Oregon block.
Chinese have begun to register their
guns under the new law, in fact are
the first TO comply with it.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Elks'
Lodge No. Gle tonight. Mr.. J. l.. Young
Of this city will be initiated.
While playing in the yard on Wednes-
day a little daughter of J. w. Berg
strom fell and broke one of her legs.
The ball to be given for the benefit OF
the Patrfa Portuguese School at San
Antonio hall, has been postponed to
May 18th.
Geo. D. Gear has the papers ready
for taking an appeal of the Lanai case,
on behalf of L. L. McCandless, to the
United States Supreme Court.
Regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Catholic Aid Society today at 5
| .. m. at the residence of Mrs. Murphy,
| 1928 Victoria street, corner of Green.
| G. Castendyk, trustee in bankruptcy
| of Manuel Quni, has brought suit
against George D. Gear to set aside a.
| transfer of lots in South Hilo for $500.
| Mrs. Koleka died yesterday morning
and the funeral will take place today
| at $3.50 o. m. at the Mormon church
Mrs. Koleka is "A years old. Interment
| will be in the Puea cemetery.
Spaniards on arriving at Hilo OBJ
| jected to more sea travel when desired
to embark for Kau, but after resting
over night in the drillshed most OF
| them took the steamer Helene in the
morning.
| Prof L. W. Hart will give an illus
| trated lecture on japan under the aus
pices of the Royal School Alumni on
Tuesday evening next at 7:45 O'CLOCK
at the Royal School All friends of the
Alumni are invited
Superintendent Holloway says it will
| depend on how Contractor Whitehouse
| acts, with reference to the wishes or
/ the Department of Public Works,
whether there will be a new contract
| to complete the Nuuanu dam.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton will hold their regular meeting
this evening at 7:30 sharp. Important
/ matters will be brought UP and all the
members are urgently requested to at
tend. Visiting members of the base
| ball club are welcome.
No property will be burned at Aiea
on account of the local epidemic there.
Fumigation and disinfection are being
vigorously carried on and President
Pinkham is confident that the Board
of Health can cope with the situation
without destroying property.
!. E. w. Barnard has just shipped a tor
of roasted Hawaiian coffee from Ms
mill at Laupahoehoe to the Golconds
Mercantile and Banking Co, of Gold
field. The order came through a Mr.
Smith who, with his wife, was here
with the Mrs Weatherred party a few
: wesks ago.
People who are ignorant Of tht
| romantic lie history OF FIHyucOSohuS
blackburn and its parasite, a veritablt
idyll of true affection in humble life
| should hear w M. Giffard and DR.. r
/ c.. L. Perkins at the III. s. P. A. Elk
pertinent Station, Keeaumoku street
this evening at 7:15.
A local clergyman telephoned to tn
advertiser last night that Charie
r Abrahamson, or, by his Norwegian
name, Sylo Frithjof Larsen, abou
!. whom an inquiry has been mad
; i through the Governors office, IS aboar'
the u. s. S. Iroquois now on the voyag
to Honolulu from San Francisco.