The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-07

LOCAL BREVTTIES.

r. Beverley Kidd is said TO be on his
way back TO Hawaii
stenographer j. A. Combs has gone
TO Kauai on business.
Sheriff and Mrs Iaukea left yester-
day in the Mauna Loa for Kona.
Charles Motley returned to his home
at noon yesterday in the Mauna Loa.
County Attorney Dan Case of Maui
returned home yesterday in the Mauna
Loa
William Mckinley Lodge No. 8. K.
OF P, meets in K. of P. hall this
evening.
w Pfotenhauer of H. Hackfeld &
Co. left in the Mauna Loa Yesterday
IN the interests of the firm
The band will play today at the de-
parture of steamers Tomorrow's sun
DAY concert viii take place at Aala
Park.
NJ F. Prosser leaves for WashingtonY
today TO appear for the Territory in
f1Ve cases pending before the L. S. ssu-
preme Court.
Mrs. John Ena will not leave for the
Coast today as planned. deferring her
departure for Long Beach. California,
until the sailing of the Mongolia.
There is a report current to the eff
feet that the grand jury will take tho
stand that the arrangements in regard
TO Iwilei are good and that there is no
iround for complaint.
Mr.. Albert Chambers, formerly with
the Hollister Drug Co, returned on the
Alameda after many years of absence
IN British Columbia to take a response
bic position with the same firm.
j. S. McCandless of Honolulu, lis a
guest at the Lankershim Mr.. fMc-s
Candless was here. last May in charge
of the Shriner delegation from tlieHa-
waiian Islands. He is back for an ex-
tended visit.-Los Angeles Examiner.
Mr.. Barbour Lathrop and Mr. Drum
mond MacGavin, who have been in
Florida for several weeks, went re-
Gently to Cuba, en- route to the Canary
Islands, where they will sojourn for
time.-Argonaut.
President IF the Board of Health
Pinkham has not been notified that
the japanese Government is willing to
take home the dozen Japanese lepers
on Molokai, for whose passage it is
said their countrymen are raising
funds.
A. S. Cantin's residence was robbed
recently of s1950 cash Mrs. Cantfn
awoke and saw the intruder, but it
was too dark to identify him and the
lady was too frightened to give an
alarm. Traces show the burglar was
barefooted.
The Manchuria sails at noon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Dougherty
returned yesterday from San Francisco
by the Alameda Mr.. Dougherty
brought back a field spaniel with him
which attracted much attention yes
terday on the street.
Kaizan. a Japanese laborer. and
Omura, the wife of stevedore now on
one of the other islands, We're arrested
by Marshal Hendry on Thursday af-
ternoon and charged with a violation
of the Edmunds Act. They We're re-
leased on $500 bonds to appear for trial
on April 10.
W. E. Brown suggests that the trus-
tees of the baseball league turn over
the grounds to the sailor boys on ar
rival of the big fleet, to allow a series
of games between ships and between
sailors and local teams. He also sug-
gests a dinner at the old fishmarket
and plenty of riding horses. Otto Bier
bach believes in letting Jack find his
own enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wood of Homo
lulu are at the Ange1us. Mr.. Wood
is secretary of the Hawaiian Promo
ton Committee. He has been in Amer
lea several months and has visited
Washington in the interests of an ap-
for the Improvement of
Pearl Harbor and special legislation
desired by the people of Honolulu
Los Angeles Examiner.
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