The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES

If possible, the band will play at
| the departure of the steamer Aorangi
| this afternoon.
This is the last day for paying per-
sonal taxes without having the ten per
cent penalty tackled on.
| The annual meeting of the Farm
ers Institute VIII be held in the Col
leee of Hawaii on Saturday.
The Matson steamer Lurline, carving
mail and passengers, sails this evening
at five o'clock for San Francisco
After stay Of nearly two months,
Mr.. John Mills, who was for thirteen
years member of the Canadian House
Of Commons, and his wife, will leave
for their home in Vancouver on the
Aorangi, sailing probably today.
A Chinese hack-dr:ver had narrow
escape yesterday when his horse took
fright at a trolley car and ran away.
The pake was dumped out, but suffer
ed no personal injury. His vehicle was
kicked to pieces by the runaway ami
nal.
Save your money and be good citi-
zen by paying your personal taxes to-
day. Ten per cent added tomorrow.
According to information which
reached town yesterday, the Wahawa
dam is now overfowing for the first
time in year. There is tremendous
volume Of water plunging over the
wasteway, making it a sight well worth
seeing
Death warrants for two murderers,
VI Hal Dam, a Korean, and George Ka-
leikini, the Hawaiian who killed his
wife in Kalihi short time ago. are
now awaiting for Governor Frear s sig
nature. The date set for execution of
the Korean is drawing near.
A japanese named Hamano, who is
insane, viii be deported to Japan. The
other day he caused considerable ex-
citement around town by his antics,
and was taken in charge by the sheriff.
The japanese consul will see that the
man is started home on the next
steamer.
meeting of the ladies who have
joined the local branch of the Woman 8
Rivers and Harbors Congress will be
held at the Pleasanton hotel this after
noon at $3.50 clock. Papers will be
read by Mrs. W. f. Frear, Mrs. F. NJ.
Swanzy, Mrs W. w. Hall, and Miss
Minnie Reed.
Pay your personal taxes today and
save the ten per cent penalty which will
be added tomorrow.
Funeral services over the remains of
Robert Willis Anderson, the 9-yearold
son of DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Anderson,
who died early yesterday morning were
held yesterday afternoon at the Ander
son residence ON Beretania avenue. The
little fellow had undergone an opera
tion, from the effects of which he did
not recover.
There viii be meeting of women
interested in conservation at the Pleas
anton Hotel at half past three this
afternoon Mrs w. F. Frear, Mrs. f.
NJ Swanzy, Mrs w. w. Hall and Miss
NJ. Reed viii read papers on this i'm
portant subject. All those who are in
terested in the movement are requested
to be present.
An affray starting at the Winston
block and ending up at the fshmarket
on King street last night when Sergeant
Nielsen of the police force happened
along, caused the arrest of Curtis John
son and Santos Fernandez. It was all
over woman, as johnson started to
explain, but the sergeant cut him short
advising him to tell his tale of woe
to Judge Andrade today The fight did
not do much damage to the participants,
although they covered a block and
half while they serapped.
Corporations are responsible for the
taxes CT their employees. This is the
last day for payment without the addi-
tional ten per cent penalty added.