The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-17
LOCAL BREVITIES

William Mckinley Lodge. No. s, K.
of P, viii meet in K. of 2. hall at 7:30
this evening.
The date for the Eagles bali has been
set for Friday, April 80, 1909. This
ball is for Eagles only and their ladies
Manager Renton of Eva has asked
the Board of Supervisors to straighten
out the county road running through
the plantation.
The new $4,000 bond of County Au.
ditor Bicknell was presented TO the
Board OF Supervisors last night and ae
eepted, and charge of $3.50 as pre-
MUM was allowed.
Ensign Lando's picture appears
among the shipwrecked passengers of
the steamship Indiana, who were photo
grapheG aboard the cruiser California
Ensign Lando is from Honolulu.
"Hello'' and NUMBER will be
tabooed words at luau to be given
by the telephone girls at the residence
in charge of Miss Emma Akina.
The Mayor and Supervisors will eau
Gus next Tuesday in order to determine
which of the county employees of Cum
Minis and Wilson should be paid for the
time between March l and Is.
Owing to the change of government,
change Of forms and increased cost,
County Auditor Bicknell has asked for
a monthly incidental allowance of $50
instead of the $6 he had formerly. II
was allowed.
Mrs. L. L. McCandless win give a
reading from Browning's "The Ring
and the Book at the Y NJ. C. A.
Homestead, go King street, Sunday
April IS, at $3.50 p. m. Members and
their friends are invited.
The road committee of the county
has recommended to the Mayor and
board that Atkinson Park be acquired
by the city aud county from the Bishop
Estate by exchange of land, and that
it be extended to the sea.
The road committee of the Supervis-
ors has reported against oiling the Pail
road on the Koolaupoko stretch be-
cause it would make it dangerous to
autos. The committee remarks that
human lives are dearer than ma
cadam.'
The minstrel show advertised for
Saturday evening at the Kamehameha
Manual School has been postponed for
one week. Tickets will be good for
April "a at the same hour, and place.
Postponement is out of respect to the
death of William Murray.
Deputy Attorney Milverton advised
the board last evening that the county
should complete betterments fronting
Kapiolani Estate property on Halekau-
liza street, the Territory having agreed
to do so in 1902, when the estate gave
strip for street extension,
The Royal School alumni will meet
next Monday, April 10, at 1880 p. M,
at the A. Patria Society hall, upstairs,
corner of Emma and Vineyard streets.
Matters Of great Importance win be
discussed at the meeting, so all the
members are requested to attend.
w. C. Achi, Jr., student at Stan
ford University, has written to his
uncle, Mayor Fern, stating that there
are d DullDtT Oh cOIeSe HleH dI oIan-
ford who are DESTROYS of coming to the
Islands this summer if they can Sc
cure employment. Mayor Fern will
take the matter up and see what can
be done.
The Board of Supervisors was ad-
vised last evening that it had right
to close a lane running to ST. Louis
College To vehicular traffic, but Super
visor Kane called attention to a wo.
man who resides at the other end OF
the lane, who, he said, should not be
deprived of a right to ride to her door
The matter was referred to the road
committee.
A city and county ordinance draft
was presented to the board last even
ing by Deputy Attorney Milverton re
lating to prohibition against throw
ing banana and orange peels and Other
rubbish on the sidewalks, on any mu
nicipal premises, or in any railway car
the penalty being placed at from S.
to 500. The Mayor stated that the
city made no provision for receptacle
cans for such rubbish and asked
whether man would have to put ba
mana and mango peeIs in his pocket
The matter was referred to com
mittee.