The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Hawaiian Tribe No. /, I. o. R.
NJ. will meet IN K of P. hall this even
ing at 7:30.
Saki Sakamoto has brought suit
against Johei Sakamoto for divorce on
the ground of desertion.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2,
I. O. o. F., will meet in Odd Fellows
hall, at 1870 this evening.
Hawaii Chapter No. 1, Order of Ka-
mehameha, viii meet in Fraternity hall,
Odd Fellows building, at 1880 this even
ing.
Miss Hatch will give surfing party
this afternoon for the younger ladies
of the Congressional party at the Hatch
residence at Waikiki.
The Superintendent of Public Works
has granted the Park Theater owners
permission to build a roof over the
reserved seat portion of their lot.
Labor Day will be observed by a
general closing of stores on Monday.
A petition, circulated among the blsi-
ness houses, has found many signers
who favor taking layoff Tor the day.
Secretary MottSmith has returned
to the Federal authorities SCOTIA, I'M
expended balance of the $4,000 appro-
priated toward the expenses of the Ter
ritorial Legislature during the session
of 1909.
In the police court yesterday, Julius
Won S. Sigmund, charged with peddling
without license, informed Judge An
drade that he would have to be paid
for the time lost in attending the trial
of his case.
The sum Of $60174 out of the Fed
eral appropriation for the expenses of
the Legislature of Hawaii has been re-
turned to the Treasury by Secretary
Smith as the unexpended balance
of the appropriation.
In the matter of William W. Bierce
versus William Wakefield and Albert
Waterhouse, executors under the will
and of the estate of Henry Waterhouse,
of error has been fled by the defend
ants.
Kekaulalii, an old man convicted
August ? of selling liquor without 8
license and sentenced to pay fine OF
800 and costs, has been pardoned by
Governor Frear after serving foul
weeks in Jail because he did not have
| the money to pay the fine.
The Hawaiian chronological Society
will hold its meeting Thursday next
| instead of today, as was first an
nounced. The meeting will take place
/ in the chronological rooms of the Ha
|
| pertinent Station ON Keeaumoku street
Brief notes prepared by Swezey, Terry
| Fullaway and Kotinsky will be read.
E, G. Peters, attorney for S. B. Flu
| -jiyama, has fled in the United State
| District Court his brief in the appea
| of Fujiyama from decision Of tn
Board of General Appraisers classify
ing ''miso" as vegetable pre-
pared or preserved Mr.. Peters, TO
| Fujiyama, contends that misc is non
| enumerated manufactured article. Owe
| 500 and costs, has been pardoned b,
volved in the final decision.
Hashimoto, who appeared in court a
| complaining witness against Tanabe
charged with assault and battery
changed his mind about testifying whel
/ the TIME came, ana insisted that tn
night of the alleged assault he was S
intoxicated that he could not remembe
what had happened. AS he had swor1
to the complaint but short time pre-
vious, and as there was ample evidenc
of collision, Judge Andrade fined hir
so for contempt of court. Tanabe wa
fined, 500 for battery.
In order that there may be, no mi:
haps on the belt road It Kaluanui i
Koolau district, when the Congre,
sional auto trip is made on Saturda,
/ Chairman Thompson, of the entertain
ment committee, County Engineer Ger
and Mgr, Bowling, of the Castle int
ests, will use rushes and whatever m;
terial suggests itself to make the waite
section of the road passable,' and t
minimize the danger of stalling.
span of mules will be on hand to pu
, any machines which become ssdead.
A trouble car will accompany the e,
petition.