The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The band viii play this afternoon
at the Queen s hospital.
There will be meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon at o clock.
Canoes Circle No $40. C. o. F., will
meet in San Antonio hall at 7:30 this
evening.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /, I. o.
o. F.. viii meet in Odd Fellows hall
this Thursday evening at 1880.
Sons of Saint George Lodge No. 355
will meet in K. OF P. hall this Thurs
day evening at 7:30.
Kekuene, found guilty of assault
and battery, went to the reef yesterday
morning to serve thirty days.
1t is expected that the new High
School building viii be all ready for
occupancy at the beginning of the
school year in September.
Gibson Bell and wife, and Mr..
ingalls,, chief owner in the ingalls, cop
per and Gold Mining Co., left for the
coast on the Korea yesterday.
Miss Kate Kelley left on the Korea
for vacation which she will spend
with her mother in California. She
viii return to Honolulu September l.
The Board Of Health now has nine
posed to have nine lives, the Board has
the equivalent of eighty-one single
lived cats.
Colonel J. w. Jones, the chairman of
the fleet decoration committee, has of
fered a reward of ten dollars for the
capture of each sneak thief of flags or
decorations.
DR.. Wilcox, successor to Jared G.
Smith as director of the United States
Agricultural station, will give an ad
dress at lunch at the Commercial Club
today. Lunch will be served at noon.
Canute de Mello, the Porto Rican
from the Magoon block, charged with a
criminal assault on a little girl neigh
Dor, was before the police magistrate
yesterday, his case going over until
Friday.
A special meeting of the Hawaii
Yacht Club viii be held this evening
to fix a time for the sailing of the post
poned race for the Beckley cup and to
make arrangements for the finish of the
transpacifc yacht race.
Two arrests in twenty-four hours was
what the police blotter showed yester
day from ten clock on Tuesday night |
until the same hour last night. One
of the pair, L. Hirano, was arrested for
assault and battery, and Kagiwara was
drunk.
The forty-second regular meeting of
the Hawaiian chronological Society |
will be held tonight at 1880 in the ento- |
biological rooms of the Experiment |
Station, Keeaumoku street. Remarks
will be made in memory of the death |
of Alexander Craw.
William Ladd Rosa, son of the late
Antoine Rosa, returned by the Hilonian |
yesterday after an absence of four
years attending school in Oakland. He
comes to spend his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Helen Ladd Rosa, at her
home, 1896 King street.
John Randall, an inmate of the in
sane asylum, escaped from that insti-
tuition and yesterday morning called
on Attorney General Hemenway, in
curing for United States Attorney
Breckons. Breckons caused his deten-
ton and return to the asylum Randall
wanted to explain to Breckons his own
sanity.
Ill NJ. OreSSy, VauQeVlllan from
The mainland, is here with Clarence
Harvey, author and playwright. They
arrived on Monday and made close
with dengue fever. Har-
vey is in bed but Cressy is on the
lighting line with determination TO
stick it out. They will be in town
for a week.
NJ. Oliver, a Portuguese youth of
hayward disposition, was sentenced to
serve a year in the reform school by
Judge Andrade yesterday. He is given
eight weeks of suspended sentence,
1owever, to turn over new leaf IN.
If he shows signs of a sincere repent
lnee in that time he will escape the
There was fist encounter at the
police station on Tuesday night be-
.ween Fred Iaukea, son of the sheriff,
md Waterfront Officer Reeves. The
affair took place in the receiving sta
ion, where Iaukea, Jr. is acting as
eeeiving clerk. Reeves has a black
we and the sheriff's son is slightly
marked. Sheriff Iaukea is inquiring
nto the cause of the affair before plac
ng any blame or resolving on any dis {
.lpllnary steps.