The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs A j. Lyon has transferred her
residence to Mrs. Gray's. King street.
The Rev. s. Timoteo, travelling evan
gelist of the. Hawaiian Board, is very
ILL.,
A diamond ring has been lost. Lib
eral reward if returned to Advertiser
office
A centrally located furnished room
is advertised for rent. See classified
advts
C. J. Day and Miss Florence Yarrow
will conduct the service at the prison
this morning.
Harry Tomlins, formerly newspaper
man here is now with the Memford,
Oregon, Mail.
There have been about $4,000 paid in
taxes in the last day or two. The
Oahu Sugar Company paid $4,000.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81, a. A. of NJ.
& p. will meet in Fraternity Hall,
odd Fellows building, this evening at
o'clock.
DR.. William E. Gel. scientist, explor-
er and adventurer, passed Rrough here
on the Hongkong Maru on his way to
Thibet
Deputy Attorney General Whitney
reports fifteen convictions cut of eigh-
- teen cases tried at the Kailua term of
A-ahe Circuit Court.
There will be a meeting of the Fleet
Entertainment Committee at the office
of Fred. L. Waldron. Spreckels build
ing. at S a. m. tomorrow
1t was reported by officers of the
America Maru that a Japanese train
ing squadron of three vessels might
visit Honolulu at the end of this
month.
VT. Cole of San Jose has been en-
gagged by the Kaupaka1ua Wine and
Liquor Company to manage their plant
and will leave for the Coast to buy
appliances for distillery.
Seven additional, grend jurors for the
present term were drawn in Judge
Robinsons court yesterday. They are
Maurice Brasch, J. o. Lutted, z. c.
Brown. J. l. Fleming, Samuel Parker,
Fred. L. Waldron and f. c. Merrifield.
Attorney General Hemenway was
notified yesterday from Hilo that no
cause for the fire that destroyed the
residence of Rev. Mr., Shields and burn
ed his little child to death had been
discovered.
Governor John T. Baker of Hawaii
is in town. He viii shortly leave for
the Coast on a hunting expedition
through the mountains of California.
He will join Howard Pratt, brother of
the Land Commissioner, on the Coast.
and may be accompanied from here by
Colonel Sam Parker.
Deputy Sheriff Fernandez raided an
illicit still near Wahiawa and captured
two japanese and their still> crude
affair." as we'll as about four gallons of
e The lana
nese gave their names as Okuzuka and
Shibota They were brought before
Commissioner Hatch for examination,
and the case was continued until Mon
day
x Mrs Ernest Ross will play the violin
Vat Central Union church this evening,
Stein Bloch suits cover men of every
shape and you never saw one that did
not fit the form. McInerny has sec
ond floor full from wall to wall with
the most exquisite patterns. stylishly
made and at prices not higher than
the value of the goods.
The service at Leahi Home this af
ternoon will be in charge of John NJ.
Martin. He will be assisted by DIR.
Burnham and others. This service is
under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church..
Persons desiring TO help make a pleas
ant hour for the inmates take the car
passing the Y. VI. c. A. on Hotel street
at 1:49.
The closing number of the Y W. G.
A talks Will be given this afternoon at
four o'clock by Mrs. b. F. Dillingham;,
at the home of Mrs. Charles Atherton.
Mrs. Dillingham; viii take for her
theme Abraham Lincoln, and with such
an inspiring subject the talk can tot
but be interesting. As ociation young
women and friends Of the Associate
are especially invited