The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Read The Referee and fan yoursel


Read The Referee and fan yourself.
The mail for the Coptic closes at s
a. m. The steamer leaves at 10.
The Mackenzie Gordon recital at the
Moana Hotel begins at $50 o'clock to-
night
Captain Parker of the dredger has
gone to Kahului to complete the har-
Dor work there.
A. H. Mossman and family desire
| TO thank their friends for sympathy
| in their bereavement.
There will be work in the rank of
knights at William Mckinley Lodge
No. S, K. of P, tonight
Rev. John W. Wadman leaves today
| for a mission tour among the Koreans
at Waialua. Waianae and Eva planta-
| tons
F. NJ. Hatch announces that Ne does
not care to be considered as among the
candidates for the office of Governor
of Hawaii
Among those to sail last night on the
transport Sherman was Judge A. S.
HartWell, of the Supreme Court of Ha-
wall. He will go to Bartlett Springs.
Sam McKeague, the keeper /of ..sg1e
local kerosene warehouse, Wls has
been in i'll health for some tff1e past.
left for the Coast last night on the
Sherman.
Acting Governor Atkinson issued ex-
tradition papers yesterday for w. D.
Clark, the forger, whom Sheriff Fur
Miss. of Michigan, came down on the
Sierra for.
Rev. F. A. Buchanan of Kohala and
Rev. r. B. Dodge of Waikiki will &C
cupy the pulpit of the Methodist caurch
tomorrow at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m,
respectively.
Leonard Wilmington, formerly Of the
Advertiser staff and a son of d. L.
Wilmington, has lately published an ad-
mirable article on trolley cars in the
Boston Transcript.
General j. Warren Keifer. of the
Congressional party, presented the local
library with two volumes of Slavery
and Four Years of War" a work of
which he is the author
Alex. Robertson, the well known at
torney and leader in the Republican
party, was married last Wednesday to
of the Rev. Mr.. Poepoe.
Sheriff Iaukea states that he viii pay
no more bills incurred by the Attorney
Generals Department in gatherirfgTwit-
nesses. The bills for this work last
month amounted to $500
The bark Nuuanu reached Delaware
Breakwater Thursday. Her cargo in
creased greatly in value on the trip |
sugar going up from 3.42 to $50, while |
she was on her 112 day voyage.
This evening at o'clock there win |
be an entertainment for the benefit of |
the Catholic church choir and orches- /!
ira given at K. of P. hall, corner of i
Fort and Beretania avenue. Admission /
80 cents
The Hawaiian Bar Association elect-yf
ed the following officers at it's meeting |
Wednesday: President, W. A. Kinpey;
vice president, Antoine Perry; trSasur-
er, w L. Whitney; secretary, w. A.
Greenwich. 4
Mr.. Hertsche. the genial manaEeDof |
the Young and Moana Hotels, w1Hgive
a dance tonight in the Maintaining
room of the Moana in honor of the
Mackenzie Gordon recital which will
be held there.
Gus Schuman. the local carriage
man, was arrested yesterday on the
charge of fast and furious driving. He
ran into a Chinese woman yesterday
while riding in his automobile with Dr.
Norgaard on the Waikiki road.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety meet tonight, June /. at the home
Of Mrs. A. Francis Judd, 174S Nuuanu
avenue. There will be little business
Of Importance. then music and inter- |
esting papers concerning old mission
days.
The exhibition of Japanese day fire.
works, when the Sherman went out
asst night was unusually good They
we're sent up from a number of pref
lily decorated japanese sampans lying
lust outside of the new government
wharf
Chief of Detectives Taylor. made
successful raid on a gambling game
which was going on at King and Lii
ina streets last night, and. placed ten
1elestials under arrest. They were
oailed out by one of their countrymen