The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

|, ]. D. IMcVcigh yesterday returned to
| Molokaf by the Iwalani.
Mrs. c. a. Rice of Kauai was re-
turning passenger yesterday by the
Hail.
z. P. Low and F. L. Winter left by
the Kinau yesterday for the Big Is
i land.
W. w. Harris and w. H. Hoogs
We're departing passengers by the XII
E! nau yesterday.
| Dr. Victor Norgaard, the Territorial
/ Veterinarian, went to Molokai by the
| Iwalani yesterday.
! German Lutheran church, pastor
/ Felmy, 7:30 p m, Passions Andacht,
/ German Church Committee.
| Manuel CRUZ was yesterday COM
mitted to the Circuit Court by Judge
Andrade on charge of assault.
/ ]. Alfred Magoon has been confined
| to his bed for the past ten days by
a painful Illness. His condition is i'm
proving.
visit Honolulu this summer through
+
/ Republican.
| The Board of Equalization, tax as
| SCISSORS from all islands, held a session
yesterday morning in the office of As
SCISSOR Wilder.
! Wireless operators report a severe
atmospheric storm and local MESA ges
have been somewhat interfered with
on this account.
z. w. Sutton goes to the Hilo Circuit
| Court to represent the Attorney Gen.
| erals Department. He went by the
| kinau yesterday
| Nellie O'Rourke, daughter of James
! O'Rourke, and for some time a school
/ teacher at Olaa, was recently married
in San Francisco.
j. E. Higgins of the United States
! Agricultural Experiment Station re-
turned yesterday by the Maui from the
| Island of Hawaii.
There will be a special meeting of
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F. and A. NJ,
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening. Work in
the second degree.
Emily, the youngest daughter of J.
A. Magoon, fell from mango tree yes
terday afternoon and broke the bones
in one of her arms.
Cecil Halstead, the eight ear-old
/ son of Frank Halstead, broke his arm
/ last Sunday by falling from a tree at
/ the family residence.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fairchild re-
turned yesterday to Kauai by the Hall.
| Mrs. Fairchild has been here for the
! Floral Parade and the Mardi Gras
| ball.
| DR.. E. F. Phillips and D. L. Van
! Dine went to Molokai yesterday by the
/ Iwalani. DR.. Phillips is the bee ex-
pert and goes to look over the apiaries
| there.
| Six pines carried by Wells-Fargo to
! Chicago on February %, arrived there
| yesterday in fine condition, a cable
gram to that effect having been re-
ceived yesterday.
! Harold NJ. Bennett, representing the
| Stereo-Travel Co. of New York, is in
| town. He intends taking a series of
| photographs of points of interest
| throughout the islands for sale to lee
| turers and newspaper syndicates.
| The monthly meeting of the trustees
of the Chamber of Commerce will be
/ held this afternoon at 8 O'Clock in the
| Stangenwald building. Secretary H.
P Wood, of the Promotion Committee,
will not make his report until the
meeting of the members on March IS.
| The site for the Federal building
took a look into the police court yes
terday when William Mahuka, who has
given his name to the site, was before
Judge Andrade accused by Annoy Ma
huka, his wife, of beating her. The
hearing was continued until March Is.
The County Committee chairman has
been authorized to issue a call for the
precinct clubs to meet March 20, 7:30
D. M, to nominate delegates to the
Territorial convention to be voted for
at the primaries on March IS. Notice
is also authorized for the organization
of precinct club in the Seventh of the
Fourth.
Should the Nippon Maru arrive
Thursday instead of Friday, the Lilli
putian Opera Company will open it's
season Friday night and give a Sat
urday matinee. Purchasers of tickets
can arrange at the box office to have
their seats good for either Friday or
Saturday should they wish to attend
THE opening night