The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-30
LOCAL BREVITTES.

Mrs Fred. W. Carter is recovering
from quite a serious illness.
The band win play this morning on
board the transport Crook, before her
departure.
Wade Warren Thayer has been ap-
pointed a referee in bankruptcy by
Judge Dole.
Glenn Quinn starts rebuilding on his
Palolo Valley property today. His
house was recently burned.
Don't forget she chowder and card
party in Odd Fellows roof garden on
Thursday evening, May 7th.
Yesterday was the birthday anniver-
sary. of William Williamson of the
Henry Waterhouse Trust company.
Mrs. thurman will deliver the second
lecture of her series at the rooms of
the Kilohana Art League this evening.
The trail to the Kapena Falls swin,s
/ ming pool in the Nuuanu stream is to
be opened up and the pool cleaned out.
| William Lucas was operated on for
appendicitis at the Queens Hospital
/ by Drs. Judd and Waterhouse. He is
| reported as doing well
Chief Clerk Lloyd Conkling of the
Governors Office yesterday celebrated
| his birthday. He received congratulate
lions from many friends.
Peter Farr Zane. a Hawaiian Chi
nese who is now a resident of Chicago
preparing for a University course
voted at the municipal election in that
| city lately.
| Don't keep putting off the time to
go and see an optician. Every day you
hesitate, you are endangering your
| eyesight. A. N. Sanford. optician, Bos-
ton building.
The Diamond Head road is to be
| Strengthened out in some of its crook
eldest places. Deeds for the exchange
| of land necessary for the Strengthening
| have been executed.
| Paul Super, who called on the Act
ling Governor yesterday in regard to
| the drinking fountain which the W. C.
| t. U. desire to present to the public,
was referred TO the Board of Health.
The Henry Warehouse Trust Com
pany received a cabiegram yesterday
from San Francisco saying: ''The mar
ket closed excited Hawaiian Cons-
mercial & Sugar was quoted at 1865
The government has exchanged land
with the Waialua Agricultural COM
pany so as to secure a right of way for
the new Waialua road. The old loca-
ton of the road is given for the new.
Sing 10y & Company have filed their
articles of incorporation with the Ter
ritorial Treasurer. The partnership is
to carry on general feed, produce
and merchandise business at 50 North
King street.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany has asked the Acting Governor
for prison laborers to clear off the
Mahuka site. The application will not
be decided until the title has been
fully vested in the United States.
The exhibition in the gallery of the
KiIohana Art League will be open un-
til Saturday evening, during the day
and evening with the exception of Fri
day evening. The public is cordially
invited to visit the league rooms and
view the Hawaiian paintings on view
there.
superintendent of Public Works
Campbell has appointed Harry Armf-
tage. r. H. Trent, and A. N. Campbell
appraisers to value the property needed
for the proposed extension of Aala
Park. The Survey Department has
been asked for maps it may have
which will show the ownership of the
property desired.
Makaweli plantation has extended
its plantation railway to the Hama
pepe River. On the other side of the
river are the fee simple lands of Nc
Bryde plantation. An extension of the
Makaweh railroad across this river and
a junction with McBryde railroad sys-
tenn would enable the product of the
two plantations TO be shipped from one
landing.
John, a Portuguese express wagon
driver who was too hilarious last night
to supply the detail of his last name, is
booked at the police station. The name
he sommonly goes by about the town
is Full Moon. his prominent badness
suggesting the comparison. James Nc
Donald was also in the bastile for too
heavy drinking, keeping him company
being a brace of japanese, violators of
the swill ordinance.
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Ring I'LL If you want a public auto
al,