The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Oahu Lodge No. 1. K of P. will meet
in X. OF P. hall al 1880 this evening.
Polynesia Eneampment No. l, I. o.
0. F.. viii meet in Odd Fellows hall at
1870 this evening.
DR. w. L. Moore has rendered his
resignation as member of the In
sanity Commission.
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. Q. E.,
will meet in its lodge room, King street
near Fort, at 7:30 this evening.
The Saints Will practise at the big
league grounds this afternoon. All
members of the team are requested to
turn out.
The music furnished at the dance at
the Moana Hotel last Tuesday night
was by the Cunha quintet and not by
the Kaai orchestra.
The suit in ejectment of the Wanna
nalo Sugar Company versus w. Kahl-
burn was ordered stricken from the
calendar yesterday by Judge Whitney.
There Will be an important meeting
of the Riverside league at the Offices
of A. L. c. Atkinson tonight at 1880.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent.
An inventory Of the estate of Henry
R. Macfarlane was fled in the Circuit
Court yesterday by Henry R. Macfar-
lane Jr., the executor The value of
the estate is placed at $500.
Judge Whitney yesterday gave judg
ment by default for the plaintiff in the
case of Charles T. Wilder, Tax Asses
sor, versus Elizabeth Hart, the judg-
ment being for $951.50, with 1854 in
terest.
There viii be an important meeting
of the Honolulu Baseball League at E.
0. Hall s store today at noon. The
managers Of the different teams are
urgently requested to be present.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rabbit fears that some of the school
teachers who spent their vacations on
the mainland may be too late for the
| opening of school, owing to their
failure to book return passage ahead.
Cecil Brown, administrator of the
estate of Mary K. Brown, has filed his
! final accounts in the Circuit Court and
asks for his discharge. He charges
himself with $751.60 and asks to be
/ allowed $6S6.69, leaving balance in
favor of the estate of $64.91
Those who want to go on the yacht
cruise to Lanai must get their names
! in to Commodore Wilder before noon
today or get left. Mr.. Wilder must
know how many are going so that he
hcan make arrangements for provision
ing the yacht before leaving.
| Lodge 204 of the Brotherhood OF
| Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders will
celebrate Labor Day with a picnic al
Moanalua park. There will be tally
no ride and after the lunch there viii
be athletic sports and a baseball game
between the Bachelors and Benedicks
The First Hospital Company, NIGH.
will play Troop Z, Fifth Cavalry, al
yLeilehua next Sunday. The team vii
kleaye on the OILS train. The lineuJ
of the Hospital Corps will be-: Soares
Bushnell, Lota, Butler, Markham, Town
send, Kaia, LAM, Woodward, Sing
Klemme, Chillingworth and Williams.
Policeman c. H. Yong had marrow
escape from serious injury at the hand
of an Infatuated convict yesterda,
morning. As Yong was taking Tom
Ki, just sentenced to twenty months i
the penitentiaIy for assault with
deadly weapon, from the courtroom, tn
man turned on him and seized him b,
: the throat. Other officers interfere,
and subdued the refractory man.
The case of Mary Fl. Atcherley yer
sus the Kapio1ani Estate and Others
which was commenced in 1901. wa
ordered by Judge Whitney yesterda
to be striker from the calendar, wit
!. the proviso that it may be reinstate
! upon five days notice by either side
The suit IS an action in eiectment, b
which Mrs. Atcherley is trying to re
cover possession of premises oecupie
by Levers 6 Cooke.