The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A. A. Young and wife leave today
ny the Alameda
The band will play at the departure
OF steamer Alameda this morning.
Mrs. Ben Vickers will leave today BY
tn Alameda for visit to the Coast
lfr. and Mrs. George Chalmers are
d8arting passengers today on the Ala,
mtda.
4r. A. T. Wakefield leaves by the
AAmeda today for visit to the main.
LAID.
PRESIDENT Horne of Kamehameha and
M. Horne, leave today by the Ala
m@a.
ktorney w. t. Rawlins was a pas
seger for Hawaii in the Mauna Kea
yeserday
Irs. s. De Freest and children sailed
Ibyfhe Mariana last night for British
lCoRmbia.
Qurt Lunalilo No. $500, A. o. F..
IwiI meet this evening at 1880 in K
|of ?. Hall.
Z. E. F. Phillips, the bee expert
retrns to the mainland by the Ala
|mea today.
n. and Mrs. Royal D. Meade will
pc departing passengers by the Ala
Ineh today.
Acient order Hibernians. Division
ESd1, will meet in c. B. u. Hall this
evdng at 7:8G.
R sailing time of the Nevadan fol-
"a Francisco, has been changed from
hath to April 2.
A. B. Clark left for Hilo yester-
daTo remain with his daughter ant
fairy until early in May.
Solicitations for the sorenson shed
andyharf are ready and a call for
TEN PRS will be advertised today.
HE. PIummer. who represented one
of u Coast bidders for the Hilo break
was construction, will sail today by
ltheIlameda.
H Jaes Wakefield expects to sail
Il Thsday afternoon by the Nevadan
/ for An Francisco. He viii go to New
Yors and possibly to England.
| The will be a special meeting OF
! Padc Lodge No. S22, A. F. and A
| NJ, ais evening at 7:30 in the Masonic
Tenie. Work in the second degree
F4 Kiley, formerly of this city, has
gondnto the liquor business in San
| FraNsco with a man named Wede-
ney They run The Honolulu
Bari
| Yqerday was the last day for the
payfant of poll taxes without he pen
altyf ten per cent. additional and the
smaate of interest until payment is
mads
Goarnor Frear is in receipt of a
Ilette1from Superintendent of Public
InstHtion Rabbit, the latter stating
that e viii return from the mainland
on Aril 18th or, perhaps, before in a
.tranSrt.
l.. Harding of the Internal Reve-
nue. srvice. arrived in the Manchuria
to asst the local office, there having
been me man lacking during the past
year. He will remain until the end of
the faal year, June 80.
The was but one fine imposed in
the rlice court yesterday. That was
a inIon Francisco for being drunk.
All eher cases were either postponed,
the sfendants discharged, or the case
strickn from the calendar.
Adobe REVERE was arrested yester-
day Of a warrant charging him with
using threatening language toward
JosephIrvine. 1t is alleged that he
said tdIrvine: II viii cut your throat
with afazor the first chance I get.''
Lieutnant ]. D. Nevin, who has been
in COMMAND of the Marine Guard at
Midwas for the past year, and DR..
NJ. C. gaker, who has been the naval
surgeoa there for some months, will
sail blythe Alameda today. They re-
turnedhere from Midway on the Iro-
quois.
Aboti half of the coal in Naval Shed
No. as now been removed. The fire
at ona place broke into a blaze yes
terday afternoon. The fire has burned
through the floor in large number of
places The shed will have to be prac-
tically febuilt before it can be used for
coal again.
The rehearsal of 1.-THE Mascot" last
Monda4 evening will be remembered
with pleasure by the many who were
present owing to the presence of Mrs.
Carrie Jecobs-Bond, who very kindly
sang tyo of her own songs during the
intermssion. Her rendition of these
was very much appreciated by all
present. Mrs. Jacobs-Bond seemed to
be quite pleased with the manner in
which some of the selections from
THE Mascot" were rendered by the
chorus.