The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-26

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Measles are prevalent in town.

Measles are prevalent in town.
To the wife of Nick Peterson, a
daughter.
an attack of illness.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet
at $50 this evening.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Lodge
of Elks in their new hall on King
street.
The High School nine plays a pracv
tise game with st. Louis tomorrow, at
AaIa park.
c. ]. Day will be leader of the Bible
class at the Y. NJ. C. A. at 4:3O Sun
day afternoon.
G. L. Heeney, F. Hons, II. NJ. Coke
and c. Hanson have come from Maui
TO be initiated into the E1ks.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has ordered the new
furniture for the Directors room. The
style used will be the mission.
The Country Club will open on Sat
urday and buses will connect with
the cars at Nuuanu and WylIie streets.
A slight shock of earthquake is re-
ported to have been felt at Lfhue, Ka-
uai, between u and 1 o'clock Thursday
morning.
Georg Friedrich Rodiek, Germany.
and John Muldoon, Ireland, have Civ
en- notice of intention to become Amer
lean citizens.
The modern stores in the new
Knights of Pythias building are Offer
ed for rent by Fred Harrison. Easy
terms and low rental to good perma-
nent enants.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of Central Union church
vii! hold a social in the lecture room
of the church this evening. All are
cordially invited.
You can secure the finest homemade
candies at the Alexander Young cafe.
Only pure ingredients are used in their
manufacture. Try some of the choco,
lates and bonbons.
Up till yesterday the Governor sign.
ed 104 bills OF the present Legislature,
according to Chief Clerk Conkling's
record, against 104 bills signed for the
entire session of 1905.
A very desirable cottage at Waikiki.
completely furnished, will be rented to
a good tenan for the months of June.
LILY cIAd aus d9t app AK
Trust Co, real estate department.
Yee Chan & Co, corner King and
Bethel streets, offers special induce
ments in new dress materials for one
week. The goods are on display in
the windows of their fine new store.
Have you tried the Blue Print pa
pers. already sensitized, which are sold
by the Honolulu Photo Supply Com
pany? Two dozen Aka papers cost only
zoe. and no chemicals are required.
Two tenders were received at the
Public Works Department for building
a schoolhouse at Kappa, Kauai, name
ly:. Evensen, S11 ,663 and 100 days; Fl.
Fries, $12, 500 and the same time to-
complete the job.
Territorial Auditor J. H. Fisher had
an operation performed yesterday, by
DIR. Judd at the Queens Hospital, for
necrosis of one of the bones covering
The brain. He is expected to be out
again in a fortnight.
E. r. StackabIe cab1ed to the Board
Of immigration yesterday that he did
not expect more than $50 men to en-
bark in the steamer Kumeric from the
and Madeira. Recruiting among
the Portuguese this time he said was
Bill Ferreira rescued a Chinese boy
about five years old from drowning in
.uuanu stream yesterday morning.
After he had brought the ~youngster
tut Of the water he successfully used
the proper method for resuscitating
him.
David All gave an address at the
kawaiahao church prayer meeting OF
evening on the great mis-
conference at Toxic from
he had lately returned. John
VI. Martin, agent of the Anti-Saloon
spoke at the same meeting on
he present status of the liquor ques-
ion.
All Son Sing jumped out of a third
tory window at Palanla junction to
scape a police raj of a gambling
oint. 1t is thought he counted on
anding upon the second story avn
ng, but he missed his footing upon it
nd rolled off. When picked up in the
treet he was seen to be seriously In .
ured and vas sent to the Chinese
ospital. Inquiry about the mans on
ition last night was answered from
he hospital with information that he
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