The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
LOCAL RREVITIES.

The band viii play at the departure
of the steamer Chiyo Maru today.
Leah Chapter, No. ?, 0. E. s., will
meet in Masonic Temple at 1880 this
evening.
With the departure of the Mongolia
yesterday for San Francisco, the Young
Hotel s guest list was reduced by one
hundred persons
R. K Bonnie is preparing a number
of albums containing many handsome
Photographic views of scenes on vari-
Gus islands, to be shown in the Orient.
Nine japanese gamblers, including
Shiono, or All Sam as he is Familiarity
known, were arrested by Chief Leafs
men yesterday afternoon while playing
craps.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I. O. o. F.,
will meet in Odd Fellows hall at 80
this evening. Members of Excelsior
Lodge and all visiting Odd Fellows are
invited to attend.
A new cottage located in Kalihi, be-
longing to a Hawaiian, was blown
down by the wind on Saturday. The
windows had not yet been placed and
the house was unoecupied.
R. K. Bonine expects to open his
| new moving picture theater in the old
Hotel Baths building next Saturday
evening. The interior of the theater
| has been decorated in very tasteful
manner.
In the libel case against the man
ager and editors of the Hilo Shimpo,
| Susaki was fined $500 and costs. s.
Kushimi $3.50 and costs, and a mol. pros.
was entered against T. Ito. An appeal
| has been noted.
A big stone was hurled through a
plate-gla window of Abraham Fer
| nandez store some time Saturday
night. The discovery of the broken
/ glass was made yesterday morning. AS
| far as known, nothing was stolen.
/ Judge Selden B. Kingsbury sustained
| very painful injury to his wrist
| while attempting to crank his auto last
| Monday evening when the Judge and
| Mrs. Kingsbury were on their way to
Lahaina with the Congressional party.
Four hundred and fifty acres of for
| est land in Puma nave been sold to
/ the Hawaiian Development Company
| at the upset price of Sc an acre, the
company, however, has to pay for only
225 acres, the remainder of the land
not being valuable for timber purposes.
/ Automobile No. 2S8 was put out of
commission yesterday morning on King
street, near the British consulate The
machine backed off the road on to the
| sidewalk and the two rear wheels went
over the fence. The machine is regist-
cred in the name of J. A. Silva.
Early yesterday morning an alarm
of fire from box No. % sent the de-
partment scurrying to Alakea and
| Hotel streets. A brush fire in an old
abandoned cesspool in the rear of DR..
| O'Day's house was found to be the
cause of the trouble. Who started the
fire the authorities have been unable
] to ascertain.
Bluejacket Cunningham of the U. S.
5. Tennessee was seriously injured yes
| terday afternoon about clock while
| riding on the running board of an in
/ bound electric car from Waikiki His
| head came in contact with a pole. DIR.
Gatewood of the Tennessee, who was
| aboard the car, attended the injured
man, who was removed to the cruiser
| IN the patrol wagon.
| Nagata visited a room late yesterday
| afternoon where Hirose, a friend and
Abe, young women, were dining
Some words passed between the men
and Hirose arose As he did so Nagata
jumped up and taking up one of his
wooden shoes struck Hirose on the face
with it, making an ugly bump. and
then proceeded to beat Abe. He was
arrested and held in station cell last
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