The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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your garbage ie MT attended 70.

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your garbage IS net attended TO.
Mystic Lodge No. ,. K Of P, Will
meet in *. Of P. hall this Tuesday even
/ ing at 7:30.
! Excelsior Lodge No. l. I. 0. Q. F. will
meet in odd Fellows hall this Tuesday
/ evening at 100.
/ Ladies' Auxiliary A. o, H, Division
+ No. !, viii meet in c. B. L. hall this
Ievening at s O'Clock.
/ Chung Wah Lodge No. 4. K. of P,
will meet in its hall. Vineyard street,
this evening at 7:30.
/ A. F. Knudsen will speak on The
osophy in room II, Kapiolani building,
/ this evening at 7:30.
1t has been suggested that the Kona
Orphanage would be good place for
a home for non-leprous boys.
The Leahi Athletic Clubs postponed
dance will take place on Saturday, at
the hall of Mrs. Puahi. az Waikiki.
The Cleaners will have a reunion on
Saturday, May 9, at the residence of
Mrs Thee Richards. 902 Kinau street.
A week from "Wednesday Mr. Wool
ley will probably give an address to the
Commercial Club on general Hawaiian
topics.
Judge Bailou delivered an address on
THE Navy before the Social Science
club last evening at the Emma street
home of Judge Dole.
H B. Mariner of the Hawaiian Trust
Co, has taken the house of r. D. Mead,
Palolo, during the latter's absence with
his family on the mainland.
J. Morato, the alleged anarchist over
whom the Portuguese have had a local
row, left for Australia via Japan, on
the Nippon Maru yesterday.
c. VI. Cooke yesterday entertained at
luncheon at the Commercial Club Brig
adler General r. H Pratt, u. S. A,
Hon. s. A. Duke and Robert Levers.
A. II. Briggs of san Francisco, stop
ping here en- route around the world,
will address the Commercial Club on
Thursday on general topics of interest
to business men.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Womens Guild and also of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of ST. Clements will
be held on TUESDAY, afternoon, at 3
o'clock, in the guild room.
Yesterday President Pinkham caused
a wireless dispatch TO be sent to Hilo
asking an Endorsement for reappoint-
ment as president of the Board Of
Health from commercial bodies there.
The Ministerial Union has appointed
a committee to consider the feasibil-
itU Of esta blishing a Citizens Protec-
tive League for moral oversight and
protection of native families during
the visit of the fleet
Governor F'rear yesterday would not
say whether or not he had received
through the Department of Justice
message from the President asking an
expression of opinion in the matter of
reappointing Judge Kepoikai of Maui.
Judge Dole on Wednesday will hear
A. F. Burke VS.. The Relief and Burial
Association, a case in which J. II.
Townsend of this city is suing NJ. E.
Silva, also of this city, for infringe
ment of copyright on a certain form
of relief and burial benefit.
Several houses have been erected on
Alewa Heights and a number of others
are projected. The sale of government
lots in that section is showing results.
]. r. Collins. r. H. Trent, C. H. Desky,
and E. P. Fogarty have built there.
J. H. Donagho. J. H. Schnack and w
T. Pope expect to start building in May
F. D. Creedon will build soon.