The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-15
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

E Z. Richardson Of Hilo returned
home yesterday.
f. ". Macfarlane left far Kauai last
evening in the W G. Hall.
Rev. j. w wadman returned yes
/ terday by the Mauna Loa.
Senator Ka,ama Of Maui left for
home in the Iwalani last evening.
c. r. Blacow. the tobacco raiser, ar
rived yesterday in the Mauna Loa.
B. D. Baldwin and c. II. Fairchild
left for Kauai last evening in the W.
G. Hall
Rev. J. Kalino and Rev. J. Nua re-
turned to Maui yesterday in the Ma
una Kea.
DR.. ]. H. Raymond and DR.. c. ].
Stow left for Maui in the Mauna Kea
yesterday
Court LunaIilo No. $500, A o. f,
will meet in San Antonio Hall this
evening at 7:3o.
NJ. VI. Graham and c. NJ. Lovsted
were among departing passengers in
the Mauna Kea yesterday.
Fred Roback. who was injured by
falling on an electric wire in Hilo,
died there Sunday morning.
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division
No. I, will meet this evening at 7:30
in c. 3. L. Hall, Fort street.
Aea was granted a divorce from Ke-
awe yesterday morning. on the ground
of desertion. by Judge Lindsay.
Artist Paul De Longpre writes DR..
a fif1rrzfa that a
soon make a trip to these islands.
The framework of the new shooting
gallery OF the National Guard is up
and the concrete floor has been laid.
Mrs. Josephine Cornwell of Honolulu
returned yesterday in the transport
Sherman from a visit to the mainland.
]. K. Aea. agent of the estate of
Queen Liliuokalani, returned to town
in the Mauna Lea yesterday morning.
The auditors department has prepar-
ed for the Governor a book showing ap-
preparation balances at the end of each
month.
The evening with Mrs. Carrie ia
cobs-Bond and her characters at Mrs.
Lowrey's next Monday evening prom
ises to be unusually interesting.
Captain Campbell of the Inter-Island
ship ehandlery left for Hilo yesterday
by the Mauna Kea He viii return on
Saturday. He goes for an outing.
Fixtures and furnishings belonging to
Buckland's Business Bureau were yes
terday sold at auction to satisfy judg-
ment against the proprietor held by E.
NJ Campbell for s13O5.50.
has an illustration reproduced from a
photograph by John. H. Cation Of this
city who received a second prize,
bronze medal, in a contest.
There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Photographic Society this even
ing at o'clock at the Kilohana Art
League for the ratification Of the deci-
sion to unite with the Art League.
Glenn Quinn yesterday in Supreme
Court filed application for admission
to practise. Quinn is at present bailir
in Judge Robinson's court and has been
studying industriously for several
years.
A new pineapple scannery is being
erected in Kalilf beyond the Kameha-
meha Girls School. w. P. Thomas. Of
Pupukea. has bought five and a half
acres from j. F. Morgan. The land is
on the railway.
Saloon keepers are raising a fund to
help Liquor Inspector Fenne1l fight the
blind pigs" From this $40 is to be
paid to informers furnishing data
which leads to the arrest and convic-
ton of Illicit sellers of liquor.
Pail Kauihi, sixty years of age. last
Friday killed himself at Laie, the coro-
ner's jury returning a verdict as fol-
lows: I'VE find that Pail Kauihi came
to his death by hanging himself by
cause of his sane or not insane"
Tourists and local people returning
from visiting Kilauea are giving en-
thusiastic accounts of the volcanoes at
fractions. A Hilo man says that the
reflection from the fire fountains can
be seen from the veranda of the Vol
,ano House.
The congregations at the union SER
vices being held in the Methodist
church are increasing. Mr.. McKeever
preached an able sermon on Monday
evening and spoke with earnestness |
and power to a very good congregation |
gain last evening. He viii speak again |
his evening and all who attend will |
hear old truth presented in new forms |
hat cannot fail TO help.