The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-25
LOCAL BREVITTES.


The Sunday band concert will take
place at Aala park.
Mrs. J. A Morgan was taken to
the Queens hospital Tuesday on ac-
count of illness.
The band will play in the Queens
hospital grounds this afternoon from
| two until four o'clock.
William Mckinley Lodge No. 8. K
OF P, will meet in K. Of P. hall this
Saturday evening al 7:30.
r. K. Bonine may remain here to
take moving pictures Of the arrival
and maneuvering OF the fleet.
| The Christian Endeavor Society OF
| Central Union church held a social in
| the church parlors last evening.
The Gazette Co. Acknowledges with
| thanks the receipt Of a map of the
Santa Fe system in the United States.
The Noeau brought the report that
Japanese at Paauilo mill fell into
tank of heated juice or molasses
and was killed.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, 1. U.
s. W. v, and initiation at 7:3O this
evening in Waverley hall.
The annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Mission Children's Society will be
held this afternoon al $3.50 at the Old
Mission Home, King street.
The L. s. Experiment Station, Jared
G. Smith, director. has received d.
quantity of Sea Island cotton seed,
which will be distributed to appli
cants.
Blanche Martin and a disreputable
| calling himself Paul Dumies were ar
rested yesterday on a bench warrant
on a grand jury return, the charge
being assault and battery.
There are only three places in Kona
which have Board Of License Com
7 missioners licenses TO sell liquor But
there are seventeen places which have
paid the special federal tax as re-
tailers of liquor.
The Advertiser acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a map of the United States
showing the lines and connections of
the Santa Fe Railway system, for
which Theo. H. Davies & Co.. Ltd,
are agents in Honolulu.
LII ST9pllIue VI hO1td iilES ltldL IC
does not think that John Muir, the
great geologist and mountain climber
viii come here except in response to
his own desire to see and study our
mountains and volcanoes.
Mr.. Jared G. smith has forwarded
to Hon. Q. P. Austin. Bureau of Com
merce and Labor. Washington, D.. c..
the manuscript of a bulletin to be
published by that Bureau on the Agri-
cultural Conditions in Hawaii.
1t is reported by mail that Kikujiro
Ishii, who passed through here some
months ago as Japanese Commission
er TO investigate the Japanese ques-
ton in America, has been appointed
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs.
1t is said that the coal laden ships
coming here are not infested with
mosquitoes during the progress of dis
charging and when coal dust is plen-
tiful. But that the pests appear as
soon as the coal is discharged and the
coal dust cleared up.
The eighty-ninth anniversary of
Odd Fellowship will be observed by
the different lodges of the city, at
tending in body the Sunday evening
services at the Methodist church. DR..
John w. Wadman, himself an Odd
Fellow. viii preach the anniversary
sermon.
]. Namba, a Japanese employee of
Theo. Davies & Co, at Aiea. was ar
rested yesterday by Special officer
Townsend on warrant sworn out by
F. j. Swadling, charging him with
having collected money and not turn
ing it in. The amount specified in the
complaint is $3.50.
The term of the Third Circuit Court
at Kailua is not expected to last long.
There are only five criminal cases on
the calendar. Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Whitney is in attendance. There
is one murder case, that of Kimura,
accused of committing murder in
Kau.
Mrs. Carter, the teacher of the pri-
mary grade at the High School, as
sisted by her own little pupils and
some of the older ones from the high
err grades, entertained the mothers of
the primary children yesterday after
noon at the school The older pupils
rendered a musical program, after
which refreshments We're served.
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