The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

/ IRSh" L. W. =" 4AAS a. UeANA $500
Maui.
Father Maximin arrived in the Ciau-
dine yesterday.
]. R. Gait and W. A Baldwin arrived
| in the Claudine yesterday.
/ Mr. and Mrs A G. NJ. Robertson yes
terday returned from Maui.
| The Honolulu Plantation has sold tc
Davies & Co. the store at Aiea.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3. o. E. s.
will have a paper ball in the near
| future.
Oahu Lodge No. /, x. of P. will
meet in X of P. Hall at 1880. this
| evening.
| DR. Atcherley was a caller on Gov
ernor Frear yesterday to discuss the
Pinkham affair.
Miss Kaukau. a Lahaina teacher, ar
rived here in the Claudfne and returns
in the same boat today.
Honolulu Lodge No. 61s. B. P On E.
will meet this evening at 1870 in thu
Elks' building. King street.
Clerk NJ. T. Simonton of Judge Rob-
inson's court has purchased the house
of F. O. Boyer in Kaimuki
The Cleaners will have a reunion
and sale May 9, at the residence OF
Mrs. Thee. Richards, 902 Kinau street
The Oahu Association will be in SEES
sion four days, beginning today at the
Kalihi-Moanalua church, Rev. W. K.
Poai, pastor.
Governor Frear has reappointed DR..
A. n. Sinclair a member of the Board
of Medical Examiners. Doctors Judd
and Herbert hold over.
It is reported that Frank Pahia has
organized branch of Aehi's labor par
ty at Koolau, and that George Nawaa-
koa is doing similar work in Eva.
Mrs. Sarah Aluli, sister of Judge Ke-
poikai, died yesterday morning at Wal
luku, from apoplexy. at the age of fif-
ty-one years. The funeral held
last evening.
The Young Peoples Union will hold
an Easter service on the top of Punch
bowl on Sunday morning. April 10. at
$50 o'clock. The various societies
will please take notice.
There will be a rehearsal of "The
Man of the Hour" at the Opera House
at 1880 this evening. This is the COM
edy shortly to be presented by Will
liam D. Adams for the benefit of the
Hawaii Yacht Fund.
The junior chapter of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew is trying to get
1000 old magazines. Anyone having
a few that they would like to give
will please ring up 1411 or 1867 and
they will be called for.
u S. Engineer Orwell returned from
Kahului in the Claudine yesterday
accompanied by Superintend-
ent of Public Works Marston Camp
bell. They went to Kahului to figure
on the establishment of harbor lines.
The Hanahauoli Circle of Kings
Daughters will be grateful for all do.
nations of warm clothing, infants
clothing, etc. for their emergency box
Leave articles with Mrs. Robert Lew
ers, Kewalo street. err telephone to
No. 1471, and same will be called for.
Arrangements with the Matson Nav
igation Company have already been
partly made, by the Hawaiian Mahog-
any Company for the transportation
of ohia ties from the Island of Ha-
wall TO the mainland, to fulfill con-
tract with the Santa Fe Railroad. The
papers. however, have not been sign
ed, and the lumber company may yet
make other arrangements.
Carl Waldeyer, in his claim against
the Waikiki Sugar Co., has been
awarded s1299.SS damages as the re-
suit of delay, occasioned by dispute, |
n a contract Waldeyer had to tun-
mel water for the company, which was
to have furnished certain material. |
He claimed $1,000. Tt was decided to |
1rbitrate, with the result noted. J. |
R. Gait and A. G.. NJ. Robertson, arbi-
traitors, returned in yesterdays CIau-
line.