The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-04
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
Mrs. A. N. Mellis is taking a much
needed rest at Haleiwa.

needed rest at Haleiwa.
Judge Quarles returned yesterday
from a month S sojourn at Waikiki.
Oahu Lodge No /, K. of p, viii
meet in K. OF P. Hall at 1880 this even
ing.
J. E. Travers and family are 10
, Gated in Coral Beach cottage, next The
seawall, Waikiki.
Hekekehia, native Hawaiian, died
yesterday at his home on Kunawai
lane at the age Of 81.
Sam Kali, an inmate of the Luna.
lilo Home, died Wednesday at the age
of SO. He was born on Maui.
Deputy Attorney General Larnaeh
went to Waialua yesterday on business
connected with the department
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club will
meet in its rooms in the Oregon block
Union street, at 7:30 this evening.
George B. Mcclellan was admitted to
practice in the United States District
Court by Judge Dole on motion of w
T. Rawlins.
Governor Frear will not return the
call of Admiral Swinburne and Admiral
Sebree until after coaling operations
are completed.
Deputy United States Marshal Holt
has gone t. Hawaii to subpoena wit
nesses in eases before the United
States District Court.
United States District Attorney
Breckons, though still feeling some
what indisposed from a stomach dis
order, was at his Office yesterday.
Polynesia Encampment No. 1, I. o.
this evening at 1880. Visiting mem
bers are cordially invited to attend.
Honolulu Lodge GIG, B. P. o. E.,
Will meet this evening at 1880 in its
rooms on King street, next to Fort.
Visiting Elks are cordially invited to
be present.
L. L. McCandless returned yesterday
by the Claudine form his political tour
OF Maui. He was accompanied by
George Low who has been his Hawai-
ian interpreter.
Mrs. Jarrett T. Lewis of Hilo re-
turned from the mainland on the Hilo-
Man Wednesday. Mrs. Lewis has been
as far East as New York and will rest
here for several days before returning
home.
Sluicing work at the Nuuanu dam
is proceeding rapidly. There is about
10000 yards of material yet to be
moved which can be sluiced in a very
short time IL conditions remain favor
able.
The first golf tournament for the
beautiful Tansan cup now on exhibit
ton in one of the windows of II. F.
Wichman & Co., Ltd, will be played
on Sunday at Haleiwa. There viii be
numerous entries.
A derrick toppled over yesterday at
the scene of the blasting operations at
the Nuuanu stream waterfall, hitting
a japanese laborer named Fujimoto
who received internal hurts and had
an arm broken in two places.
The Cornell Club met at the Uni
versity Club parlors last evening to
complete its organization. There was
a good attendance. Among the rum
Der was Prof Gilmore, president O. the
College of Hawaii. A Constitution was
adopted.
Supervisor j. NJ. Kealoha, who was
elected two years ago by the Home
hOleTS anu DcHOcIdbS, 10 ItpO16S0 OA
the authority of Frank Pahia to have
become Republican. When asked
about it Kealoha did not seem to know
whether it was so or not.
A garden party is to be given by
the Women Is Auxiliary Fleet Commit
tee at the Moana Hotel this afternoon
from to in honor of the officers of
the fleet. Invitations are being issued.
The band of the West Virginia will
be in attendance and render a concert
program.
L. L. Harding and J. w. Doyle of
the Internal Revenue Department re-
turned yesterday from Maui, They
left Kipahulu at o clock Saturday
morning having hired guides and
horses and directed everything to be
in readiness. The guides forgot to pro-
vide water, and as it turned out did
not feed or water the horses before
starting. Harding and Doyle went
through the crater of Haleakala but
suffered much from thirst as they did
not get any water until 2 o'clock Sun,
day afternoon. The horses were ex-
hausteG.