The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-21
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

Hawaiian Tribe, No l, I. O. R. NJ,
viii meet in X. Of P. hall at half
past seven this evening.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge. No >,
l. o. o. F.. viii meet IN Odd Fellows
hall at half-past seven this evening.
Mary Komaka was yesterday sent to
the Girl s Reform School by Judge
Whitney after her case was tried in
the juvenile court.
Hawaii Chapter No. l. Order of Ka-
mehameha, viii meet in Fraternity
hall. Odd Fellows building, at half
past seven this evening.
A wonderful panoramic photograph
of the volcano. taken by Ernest Moses,
from a point below the level of til
lava lake. is on exhibition at the Office
of the Waterhouse Trust Company.
The Matson freighter Hyades ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday from
Kahului in time TO get the high price
of 4.275 yesterday prevailing for
sugar The Hyades carried full load
from Island ports.
The Aloha Lahui Society will give
a grand Iuau and fair at the drillshed
on Saturday from noon to six clock,
to be followed by fine native con-
cert and dancing at eight. The ad
mission is one dollar.
Arrangements are being perfected by
the members of Aloha Temple to hold
a big "'Hot Sands time ON Novem-
Der 20. A number of masons viii be
initiated into shrinedom, and a grand
parade will be held, followed at night
by banquet.
John Makaiwi PaIa, son of the Ha
waiian who drank himself to death
some time ago, has fled a petition in
he circuit court asking for letters of
administration for the estate of his
father which amounts to about $213.
He is the only heir.
The final accounts of William r.
Castle as administrator of the estate
of Elizabeth |. Sniffen have been filed
in the circuit court. Castle charges
himself with $67S.05 and asks to be
allowed $677.37, leaving balance in
hand of sixty-eight cents.
After listening to the alternated
arguments of Mrs. and DR.. Atcherley,
the territorial supreme court yesterday
denied both motions before it in the
Atcherley case. One was to amend
the writ of certiorari and the other
was for a release from the insane asy-
lum on bail.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
it's annual Christmas sale this year the
18th and 18th of next month at the
league rooms. Inspection of the ar
ticles to be sold at this time is in
vited. These win consist of painted
china, Christmas cards, calendars,
sketches and such articles.
The supreme court has held that it
is not ethical for County Attorney
John w. Cathcart and his deputy, Fred
w. Milverton, to appear for Mrs.
Scott in her suit against the Terri
tory. Cathcart is the attorney for
Mrs. Scott and her family and entered
the suit unthinkingly.
Motion to quash citation and sum
mons was denied yesterday in the case
of Kruger against John F. Colburn as
executor for the estate of Prince
David Kawananakoa. E. NJ. Watson,
the attorney for the defendant aroused
George Davis, the plaintiff s attorney,
by saying that the summons is not in
proper form. The suit is the after
nath of Judgment secured against
the estate for the balance on a promis-
sorry note and another suit has been
filed against Charlie Rose, deputy
sheriff, following the latter's seizure
of goods to pay for the Judgment.