The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-13

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Paad The Referee today.
Gus Que was pulled last night for
drunkenness.
Owing to the n. G. H. review there
will be no band concert tomorrow.
Don't forget the illustrated lecture at
ST. Louis College this evening. Adj
mission soc.
There will be work in page rank at
the W liam Mckinley, K. of P, Lodge
| this evening.
Six Cinnamon were arrested yester-
day on premises on Kekaulike street
for gambling.
| J. NJ Makuula and Chong Wong
| were arrested yesterday on a charge
of second degree larceny.
| w. A Perry was sentenced to 80
days imprisonment for drunkenness by
| Judge Whitney yesterday.
| Tickets for the stereopticon lecture
tonight can be had at the Territorial
Messenger Service. Admission soc.
This evening at Aala Park the Home
Rule leaders will ventilate their views
on the primary bill and other pending
| legislation.
Hackley, B. Sand, Kahau and Hattie
Kealaula were assessed So and costs
each for drunkenness.
Mrs. Gums children's exhibition
dance, which was announced to be held
on the 9th inst at the Opera House,
will take place on the 18th inst in
stead.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3, Order East
ern Star, meets this evening in the
Masonic Temple. Visiting sisters and
brothers are cordially invited to be
present.
A meeting of the Kapahulu Improves
ment Club WI be held on Sunday (to-
morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, on the
premises of Mr.. z. Collins, on Campbell
avenue. All residents interested in the
Improvement of this district are in
vited to attend.
An important meeting of the kilo-
hama Art League will be held this af-
ternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the league
rooms, number ten, Young building.
Members who have not received other
notice will please accept this and en-
deavor to attend.
A japanese hackman lost a horse
by drowning yesterday. 1t was left
standing on Nuuanu street and ran
away, taking the route by Queen and
Fort streets to the harbor and going
over the wharf. The hack was recov-
cred by japanese fishermen but the
horse was a dead one.
Government Entonologist Craw dis
covered evidence of greedy scale (Es-
piotis rapax) in seventy boxes of APP
pies arriving by the s. S. Hilonian yes
terday The H!lonian transferred the
apples to the S. s Sierra, which took
them back to San Francisco at the ex-
pense of their importer.
Alvin Scale, the well-known ichthy-
ologist, is a through passenger aboard
the transport Sherman. He did work
here at one time for the Bishop Mu-
scum. Mr.. Scale is taking several
thousand young black bass to the Phil
ippines for the purpose of introducing
them into the waters of the Islands
Government Entomologist Craw or
dered dumped overheard from the s.
s. Sierra yesterday 200 crates of pota-
toes found to bear evidence of the at
tention of the tuber moth d4ita
solanilla.) 1t viii be remembered that
Craw condemned 200 crates of potatoes
aboard the S. S. Ventura a few days
ago.
Manoa Improvement Club has taken
action to have oahu avenue opened to
Metcalf street, to have the mail carrier
system extended to the district and to
start volunteer fire brigade equipped
with extinguishers The forestry COM
mittee, under the direction of Byron
O. Clark, proposes to plant trees along
Manoa drive.
Fred OBrien and wife. the former
an old Honolulu newspaper man and
now proprietor of the Manila Cable
news, are passengers aboard the trans
port Sherman. Mrs. O'Brien will pro-
coed to Manila, but her husband will
lay over here until the next steamer
to the Philippines, to attend to a mat
ter of business.
Tickets for the second stereopticon
lecture to be given at the st. Louis
College hall this evening at 7:30
by the noted traveller and lecturer, DR..
c. A Payne, may be reserved at the
Territorial Messenger Service office.
Telephone Main 361. Subject of the
lecture will be 'Rambles Through Eng
land France along the Rhine Holland,