The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-14

LOCAL BREVTTIES.


T. c. White of Kona was an arriv-
ing passenger by the Mauna Loa. yes
terday.
Col. Norris Of Kahuku Ranch. Ha-
waii. arrived BY the Mauna Loa yes
terdav.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 9. o. E. s.
meets this. evening at 1870 in Masonic
Temple
The Mauna Loa yesterday brought
her usual various assortment cf
freight
Mrs. Geo. Robinson, with Miss Rob
inson, leaves on Tuesday for visit
on Hawaii
The Leahi Baseball club win give a
dance tonight at the hall of Mrs. Pu-
ahi, at Waikiki.
William Mckinley Lodge No. 5. x.
Of r, win meet this evening at 40
in K. OF P. Hall
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. I. L.
S. ". v, will meet in Waverley block
at 1880 this evening.
There win be an election of officers
Of the Kapahulu Improvement Club
at 7:30 this evening.
The Hawaiian Board issued a call
last month to Rev and Mrs. Frank
w. Dean Of California to become its
missionaries at Lahaina.
Theodore Richards states that it lis
local option that the Anti-Salonn~
League is striving for at the present
time, and not prohibition.
A dance will be given by the mem
bers of the Fort Shafter Athletic AS
ISOLATION at Fort Shafter. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. George c. Calhoun. widow of
a former captain of the George Curtis,
is a guest at Vida Villa with her sis
ter. They came down on the Maunad
Kea.
Republican National Committeeman
A. G. NJ. Robertson announces that
he viii follow the example of the Bal
Association and endorse Judge Kepoi-
kai for reappointment.
This Saturday the band will play at
the departure of the transport Thomas.
The Sunday band concert will take
place at Kapiolani Park for the new
Kapiolani Park Baseball League. >
w. I. Madeira. one time of the local
postoffice staff and later postmaster
at Hilo, is en- route to Guam with his
wife, Mr.. Madeira is now a postal in
spector and is going to Guam and the
Philippines on special duty.
For the first time in the history of |
the local stock exchange, pineapple |
stock was called the shares of the |
Hawaiian Pineapple Company having |
been listed. The par value of this
stock is $40. and s22 was bid yesterday |
for it.
Ii Cheung. the English secretary at
the local Chinese consulate. will leave
for his home in China next month. |
He has been a resident of Honolulu |
for many years, having served as in
terpreter at the Judiciary building for |
twelve years.
The Hanahauoli Circle of Kings /
Daughters viii be grateful for all do t
nations of warm clothing, infants
clothing, etc, for their emergency box. /
Leave articles with Mrs. Robert Lew /
ers, Kewalo street, or telephone to No. |
147f, and same win be called for.
Captain Lyman of the transport
Thomas visited the new yacht Hawaii
yesterday and is very enthusiastic in I
his praise of her design and build. He
says she looks to him as though she
ought to have great speed, and he is
delighted with her koa in
terror finishing.
The Palama team of the Riverside
League has accepted the challenge of
the picked team of the Atkinson
League to play at Atkinson park, Ka-
kaako, tomorrow at noon: Lineup Of
Palamas: c. Paaluhi, p; Hoopii, c;
Correa, ID; Jim, 2; Sam, 3b; H. Wal
ker, CT; Zerbe, IF; Kama, If.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Dugald Campbell, formerly of Wal
mea, Kauai, will be much interested
to hear that their son Colin, born on
Kauai. has successfully passed out of
the Britannia Royal Naval College,
England, and joined his
ship, H NJ S. Cornwall, on January
20 to start on his first cruise to the
West Indies and Canada. Colin Camp h
bell is the first island-born lad who
has gone into the British navy.-An-
glican Church Chronicle.