The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

win meet in K. of P. Hall this even
ing at 7:30
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. .
I. O. O. F., will meet in Odd Fellows
Hall this evening at 7:30.
DR.. Minnette Burnham, formerly Of
the Chinese Hospital. is now located
in rooms S09-s10, Boston building.
The Hawaiian Carriage and Manu-
featuring Company is making six der
ricks for ". H. Hoogs, contractor
i At the annual meeting of the Anti
i Saloon League. to be held this evening.
Mr. Woolley Will report on mis- tour of
| the islands.
Harry Balcombe, of the local cable
| to which station he has been trans
| ferred by the company.
There will be an important meeting
| of Polynesian Encampment, T. o. O.
| F.. on Friday evening. All members
| are requested TO attend.
| Manager Chalmers of Waimana1o
plantation and Mrs. Chalmers sailed in
the Alameda to visit Berkeley where
the children are ATTENDING school.
Lieutenant ]. D. Nevin. who arrived
| from Midway in the Iroquois, left for
the Coast in the Alameda yesterday,
under orders to proceed TO Washington.
Mrs. J. B. Reilly of Kinau street,
who has been very i'll of nervous pros
tration, expects to leave this morning
for Wahiawa, hoping to benefit by the
change.
Hoong shiu Bum, Korean, was yes
terday evening arrested by officer
Townsend and charged with vagrancy
He has also a charge of larceny
pending.
The young ladies of the Kaialoha
Rowing Club are planning to give a
very novel Easter sale. Candies of all
kinds, and beautifully decorated Eas-
ter eggs, will be the main feature
Manuel Richards, Portuguese, fell off
car near the old Kaimulxi Zoo about
noon yesterday, badly spraining a
hand and severely bruising his face
He was sent to the Queens Hospital
On Sunday next. April 5, all mem
bers of the Hui Kokua a Hookuonoono
0 ma Oiwi Hawaii, both men and
women, are requested to attend the
service at Kawaiahao church at 10
O'Clock a. m.
Governor Frear says that the mat |
ter of opening up Territorial lots in |
Kaneohe, or lands exchanged for them, |
suitable for pineapple culture, is be- |
ing delayed pending the settlement of I
water rights, but will be settled very
soon.
Buckland sent a wireless from Hilo /
yesterday to the effect that it was hop |
ed there that w. H. Hoogs would get
the breakwater contract, as it meant /
la Dor near the town and business for
the stores instead of camp stores thirty
miles away.
NJ. A. Silva, representing the Terri
toria1 Board of Immigration, left in the
Alameda TO meet Portuguese who went
to the Coast from here and who now
wish to return, to return them to Ha-
waii to work on plantations at the ex-
pense of the board.
Work on the battery back of Dia-
nond Head is delayed on account of
ack of sand which must be obtained
rom crushed rock which is not COM
ng according to plans. Preparations J
Ire being made for a second crusher s
% overcome the delay. y
iic ming Oh Italy HAS conferred upon
William LAM of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
# this city the decoration of Cheva-
Ter of the Order of the Sons of Mauri-
Jus and Lazarus in appreciation of his
lttentfons to Prince Ferdinando of
savoy while here in the cruiser Gala
,ria, 1905.
1t is reported that local Koreans are
aising funds to be sent to San Fran
fsco to assist in the defense of those
Koreans who killed Envoy stevens. T.
\. Magoon, attorney for the Hop Sung ,
society, says this society, to which a
arge proportion of the better class
Koreans belong. will have nothing to z
o with the movement. Y
Governor Frear may leave on April i
4, and may take with him a number f
f representative citizens, to attend the
Meeting of governors of various states
nd territories called by President I
Roosevelt to occur early in May when S
matters of general Importance, such as c
irrigation, forest reservation and inter-
tate commerce will be considered and
recommended for legislation.