The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-01

LOCAL BREVITIES

H Z. Hayselden has returned from
a business trip 10 Kauai
There viii be a rehearsal of THE
Man of the Hour tonight
Lieut.-Com Victor Blue is navigat-
ing officer of the Cruiser North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. William Warehouse arrived in
the Hail. from the Garden Isle yester-
day.
o. Tonefsen. well known here and a
resident of Pukoo. Molokai, is in town
on business.
Honolulu Temple No. /, Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet in Pythian Hall this
evening at 40.
Seven Chinese gamblers were land
ed at the police station late Saturday
night by Detective Leal.
There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. q. F. and A. NJ, in Ma
sonic Temple tonight at 100
James W. Robertson. of C. Brewer
& Co.. returned from a trip to wind
ward in the Iwalani yesterday.
Charles Hartweu, manager of the
Molokai Ranch, arrived from Kauna-
kakai in the Iwalani yesterday.
The graves in the churchyard of the
native church at Waialua were decor
ated early in the morning, Saturday,
Memorial Day.
4 Attorney J. Lightfoot has leased
rooms of Judge A. N. Kepoikai in
Wailuku and Will open a branch office
which viii be occupied by Attorney
Quarles.
In a raid at Aiea Thursday morning
by License Inspector Fennell and De-
tective Leal, the largest amount of liq
uor yet found in any unlicensed place
was seized.
The adjourned meeting of the Con-
vocation of the Missionary District of
Honolulu will take place at 5 p. m.
today in the st. Andrews Sunday
school room.
Work has begun on the new light
house on Pun Xii Island in Hama. The
light will be ready for use by the
first of June. 1t will be ninety feet
above sea level.
The Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday morning. at 10 a. M,
at the Kapiolani Maternity Home. All
members are requested to attend.
The police have orders to keep a
sharp lookout for the small boys who
have of late been patronizing the NOV
ing picture shows at night. The nine
o'clock law is to be strictly enforced.
License Inspector Fennell captured
seven boxes of assorted liquors at the
shop of Lam Zip Kee on King street.
The proprietor of the place will posi-
bly, have a hard time accounting for
this great quantity of liquor in an I'M
licensed place.
Albert Decker, a son of S. Decker,
met with serious accident while play
ing ball with a very large boy by the
name of Sylvia on Wednesday at the
Waikiki school with the result that
his leg was badly broken. He was
taken to the Malulani Hospital where
he is receiving the best of care. He
will probably be laid up for six weeks
Or more.-Maui News.
Among the supplies for the fleet to
be delivered at Mare Island Navy Yard
before the departure on July 18th are
800 600 pounds of fresh beef, s., 900
pounds of mutton, 10000 pounds of
pork lofn, $4,000 pounds of turkey, 120,-
200 pounds of veal, 100000 pounds of
potatoes, large amount of sausage
Of various kinds. and a large supply
IF fresh and dehydrated vegetables and
fruits.
The most beautiful piece of emboss-
ing ever done on Maui has just been
by County Clerk w. F. Ka-
ae. The work is a resolution passed
by the County Supervisors relative to
ax-Supervisor T. NJ. Church who was
held in high regard by the members of
the board and the community at large.
The resolution has been framed in Koe
and is a credit to County Clerk Kaae
who is an expert with the pen.-Maui
News.
Alama Nahoku, a Hawaiian youth,
will have TO explain to Judge Andrade
this morning how he came into possess
sion OF two shirts which are claimed
BY All See. a King street storekeeper.
Alama went into the store on Satur-
lay evening and when he thought no
lne was looking quietly appropriated
two shirts which were on the counter.
His action was observed, however, and
when he found he had been seen he
oolted for the street with the clerk of
the store and a customer in pursuit.
He was captured by a Korean and
turned over to the police.