The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Inc Waimea Mill Company will be-
gin grinding on Friday.
Captain Carter Of the Iroouois was a
caller at the Executive Department,
yesterday.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /. I. o.
| -. r, viii meet in Odd Fellows hall
| at f:3O this evening.
Two quarters of beef fell overheard
from the Maryland yesterday. A
| diver recovered them.
Humane Officer Rose Dawson will
| assist Deputy Sheriff Jarrett in en-
forcing the truant law.
There are a number Of tax appeaI
cases in which decisions have not vet
"eeh Hied by the Tax Appeal Board.
Canoes Circle No. 24O. c. 0. F, will
meet this Thursday evening in San
antonio hall, Vineyard street, at 7:3O.
A deed has been recorded from
John Utterstrom and wife TO Itsu Yo-
shloha, Of lot of land at Ponahawai,
South HilO, for $500.
A recent naval order detaches Lieu
tenant Commander F. H. Schofield
from the Navy Department to COM
mand the Supply at Guam4
Jack McVeigh, Superintendent of the
Settlement, arrived from there day be-
-ore yesterday. He reports everything
aS cuiet and satisfactory at the Set
clement
Owing to a disappointment in carry
ing out the plan to do church work
IN Hilo, Mrs Yarndley has decided to
go to Cleveland for a year and visit
relatives
His Imperial japanese Majesty's
Consul General, Mkt Saito, called on
Admiral Dayton yesterday on the
Flagship West Virginia. He was Civ
en- salute of nine guns.
Governor Frear has appointed for
mer Governor Carter a member of the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry to
succeed G. P. Wilder, who resigned on
account of leaving the Territory for
time.
A desk and other facilities have been
provided for DR.. w. D. Alexander at
the Archives hall, and he will soon
undertake some important historical
work of which the archives will fur
nish some of the material.
There will be a special meeting of
Lodge No. q, F. and A NJ, |
this evening at Masonic Temple. Wis
iting brethren and members of Pacific /
and Oceanic lodges are invited to be /
present, as there will be work in the |
second degree.
The reception to be given by Gov |
arnOr F'rear in honor of Admiral Day |
ton and his officers will be held on |
Saturday night of this week at the |
Young Hotel. Invitations |
are now being sent out from the eXecu-
tive department.
For more than a week past the !
rooms of the Board of Education have |
looked like the shipping department !
Of big wholesale establishment. Sup
plies for schools all over the Territory
have been assorted, boxed up and pre-
pared for shipment.
Road Supervisor Johnson let out a
gang of quarry men yesterday as
part of the policy of retrenchment.
They have been getting out the stone
for the Capitol grounds macadam.
There is sufficient on hand now for
his puTpOSe- IhSIe were dOOuI Ten
men in the gang.
Governor Frear has approved the /
transfer of the Maertens house to the
Board of Regents of the College of
agriculture and Mechanic Arts to be
used as the temporary building of the
college. The building will be moved
from it's present location fronting on
Thomas Square to two adjoining lots
facing on Young street.
An exceptionally interesting lecture
On Hawaii is to be delivered tomorrow |
evening on board the cruiser Mary
and 10y Rev. w. D. Westervelt, of !
his city. The address will be illus
rated by stereopticon views of the 4
Hawaiian Islands and the members of Il
he crews of the three other cruisers
ire to be invited to attend.
William Ellis has been employed by 4
he Rapid Transit Company to count 4
he passengers travelling by the Ii
iha street lines, the data being de-
sired in the suit brought by the At
orney General on behalf of the Liliha
street people to prevent a change of
schedule by which a ten-minute SER
ice throughout the day will be sup
planted by a twenty-minute service
Turing the day with ten-minute SER
ice during the rush hours.