The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The County Auditor viii issue war
rants on Monday.
r.. r. Elgip, manager of the Hawaii
Railway, is In town.
Attorney F. w. Milverton returned
to the city yesterday.
w. w. Harris and wife arrived from
Halo yesterday morning.
w. H Shipman, owner of Shipman's
Ranch on Hawaii. is in the city.
Former Attorney General Lorrin An
drews is visiting his sister in Brook
lyn.
e. E. Conant, manager of the Par
ker Ranch, arrived on the Mauna Kea
yesterday.
]. b. McSwanson. well known locally,
is expected here in the S. 5. Korea
next month.
Julian Monsarrat, manager of Ka-
papaIa Ranch, came down on the. Ma
una Kea yesterday.
Judge Lindsay confirms the appoint
ment of L. Tenney Peck as trustee in
Castle VS.. Hitchcock.
Judge Lindsay yesterday granted
kHelen w. Kelsey a divorce from ]. E.
\ Kelsey for non-support.
A. G.. Curtis of Kurtistown. Olaa,
arrived in the city yesterday. en- route
/ to the Coast, with. his, family.
General Pratt and wife and S. A.
Duke and Miss Duke returned from
the Volcano House yesterday.
Captain Orwell. returned from Hilo
Yesterday after an inspection of the
proposed breakwater quarries there.
A fine picture of the late w. N. ARM
strong has been hung in the editorial
room gallery of former Advertiser edi-
tors
Commissioner J. Marcalfino has been
awarded 800 as his fee in j. NJ. Dow
sett, trustee. VS.. Abraham Fernandez,
ct al.
Kalapuna NJ Williams was yester-
day appointed guardian of the three
minor children of w. F. Williams, de-
ceased.
James Glib, manager of Paauhau
plantation. accompanied by his fam
lily, arrived on the Mauna Kea yes
terday.
In the Supreme Court tomorrow APP
peal in re arbitration between the
Kona Development Co. VS.. NJ F. Scott
will be heard.
The hard times have set free great
number of reporters on the coast and
many of them are seeking positions on
the Honolulu press.
Mrs. st. C. Sayers was a returning
passenger on the Mauna Kea from
Hilo yesterday. She spent one day
pleasantly at the volcano.
Petition for rehearing in land case,
Levers & Cooke VS. Mary Atcherley,
Queen and Punchbowl street lots, will
be heard in Supreme Court tomorrow.
Lei Aloha Chapter, O.. E. S. viii
give a paper BAH on Tuesday evening.
May II at Knights of Pythias Hall.
Prizes will be awarded TO the first and
second best paper costume.
A special meeting of Honolulu Har-
Dor No. "a will be held in Fraternity
Hail. odd Fellows building. this even
ing at O'Clock. All members in the
city are requested to attend
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Central Union church will hold an
Easter service at Leahi Home this
afternoon. The car for Kaimuki win
leave Pawaa Junction at o'clock.
Chinatown is posted with bills calling
a meeting for Monday at the Chinese
United Societies TO discuss Il Cdl4lpdiA
OF education on the mainland regarding
the subject of Chinese in Hawaii IL
is planned to flood the mainland with
literature on the immigration Of China
to Hawaii Rev. Mr.. Thwing has been
asked 10 speak
Charley Brunstreum butted IN yes
terdav afternoon when Police Officer
Pedro was placing a man named olson
under arrest for drunkenness. As
consequence. when the hurry-up wagon
returned to the station both Brun-
streum and Olson were in it. the former
being booked for interfering with an
officer in the discharge of his duty
Rev. w. b. Oleson has been appoint
ed corresponding secretary of the Ha-
waiian Evangelical Association He
was formerly principal of boys
schools at Hilo and Kamehameha. then
served as pastor at Warren, Mass,
and elsewhere in New England. Thus
he brings to his new work full
knowledge of the Hawaiian Islands
and their needs, and also an ac-
quaintance with Eastern churches that
together well fit him for his present
position.-Congrega nationalist.