The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-16
LOCAL BREVITIES

The band viii play this morning at
the departure Of the steamer Alameda.
Court Lunalili, No. 5000, A. O. F., will
meet IN h. OF P. hall at 80 this even
ing.
There viii be a regular meeting of
Theodore Roosevelt Camp, No. l, Z. S.
Wv, in Waverley hall, this evening
at 1880
The session laws Of 1909 have been
bound at the Hawaiian Gazette Office
and delivered to the office of the Sec
rotary of the Territory.
The Kaahumanu Society will meet at
hawalahao at 10 a. M, June 10, 1909
for their annual election of officers. All
members are requested to come.
Ancient Philippi'' will be the topic
for the midweek meeting of Central
Union church this evening. Consider
alton will be given several points of
Paul's letter and the gospel and life
of the time.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Woman s National Rivers and harbors
Congress will be held this afternoon at
will be read by Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs.
Moses, and Mrs. Dowsett.
The students of st. Louis College will
give an entertainment at the college on
Saturday night. It will include dra-
matte and musical numbers and a rare
treat is promised. Tickets may be had
at the college and the Territorial Mes
senger Service.
Treasurer Trent has selected William
D. Holt of the Territorial Treasurer s
department as issuing clerk for bust
ness licenses when this work comes I'M
der the City and County on July 1.
Fred Turrill is said to be in line for
the job as outdoor clerk.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weather bu-
reau kiosk has at last arrived, and VIM
b. Stockman, chief of the local weather
bureau, will begin work ON the place
ment of it Immediately. The kiosk is
to stand in the corner of Bishop Park.
at the intersection of Bishop and King
streets.
Manuel Francis, of Corkscrew lane,
successfully defended himself in the
police court against charge of using
vulgar language. He proved an alibi
to the extent of showing that the lady
he is accused of slandering started the
mudsllnging, ending up the verbal bat
tie by inviting him down into the lane
to fight it out.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee is anxious to secure the
names of all those people who intend
visiting the Alaska Yukon-Pacifc Elk
position. 1t is desired that as large a
contingent of Hawaii people as possible
be in Seattle on August 25, which has
been designated by the fair authorities
as Hawaii Day. at the exposition.
Antoine Louis was arrested yesterday
on a charge of malicious injury, Road
Supervisor Wilson being the complain
ant. The malicious injury done by
Louis, according to the warrant, is to
King street, between Keeaumoku and
Liliha. Louis drove over a section OF
this road, disregarding the barbados
that marked it as not yet ready fol-
traffic.
BY the end Of next week the first cal
specially built for the carrying of pine
apples should come out of the O. r.
L. carshops. This work has been super
intended by master earbuilder, John
Hughes. Inside of the next two weeks
the branch of the Oahu railroad which
reaches into the heart of the Wahiawa
pineapple district is expected to be com
pleted.
Moving picture films of the Volcano
of Kilauea, of the floral parade, thu
| royal funeral and other scenes of loca
impressiveness of beauty are being sen
to the Coast on the Alameda this morn
| ing, en- route to Seattle. These are tn,
| pictures taken by Expert r. K. Bonine
| The Fair Commissioners here have sc
| cured the services of Miss Dietz, WHIT
| is coloring a number of lantern slide
for use at Seattle. She is doing thu
work beautifully.
| R. K. Bonnie has begun Transforming
| the Hotel Baths into moving picture
| theater. Mr. BONNIE intends to spar
no expense in fitting up this plac
for the intended purpose, and is ais
planning for series of motion pictur
exhibitions differing in many respect
from the ordinary. He expects to draw
his audiences to a great extent fror
among those people of the city who dis
like the jostling of an average Hone
| lulu crowd and who do not care to sen
their children to shows given in tn
neighborhood of the saloons.