The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

{ The City and County Engineer has
completed plans and specifications for
the kaluanui beach road and tenders
are now called for to build the road.
An answer mas been fled in the par
tltiOn suit Of Fanny Strauch and P. E.
r. Strauch against g. Hooulu Kilia and
others by defendants G. II. and Eliza
beth Kilia.
The Honolulu Christian Science So
ciety viii hold services in Fraternity
hall, Odd Fellows building, at clock
this evening. Visitors cordially inv7t-
ed to. attend
John Ouderkirk has been awarded the
contract TO remove the carpenter shop
laundry and tailor shop from the Jail
yard on Iwilei road to the jail yard on
Prison road, for $3.50.
On Thursday, August 10, the Daugh-
tiers of Hawaii VIII hold a business
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Coney,
Richards street, at CLOCK. A full
attendance is requested.
Mrs. Miriam Kalolena, leader of the
Crescent City Nightingales, left for
Hilo on the Mauna Kea yesterday. She
has gone to attend TO business in CON
nection with land which she owns on
Hawaii and expects to return within the
next month.
The Sydney Referee states that Bob
Fitzsimmons and his wife win visit
Australia soon in a vaudeville stunt.
VIII Adams has taken the tip and
range for an appearance in Honolulu
on their way through to the land of
the Wallabie.
The Police Committee of the Board
of Supervisors last night reported ad
yersely on the communication of the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. in the
matter Of the bonds of Ben Fabian,
First Clerk of the District Court and
Henry W. Clark, as Second Clerk Of
the same court.
The Australian cricketers, now in
England, viii return home by the way
Of Philadelphia, the An erican home of
cricket, and San Francisco. Arrange
ments are being made for them to stop
over in Honolulu and play a baseball
game with a picked nine at the Homo
lulu Athletic Park.
The Hawaiian band will play at the
Honolulu Athletic Park tonight The
grounds will be open free to the public
and there will be a moving picture
show as well as music. All who wish
to drive into the park in rigs or autos
! can do so and see the pictures and
listen to the music.
Hawaiian Trust Co, ancillary ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Mary Ed
CELL Geodale Of Montana, petitions for
| allowance Of accounts, determining the
| trust and distributing the estate The
estate in this Territory consists of $50
shares of Eva Plantation Co., valued
OF $1,000 and $4,000 in cash.
| The cricket team that is destined to
start for Maui next Tuesday will play
/ PRACTISE game with the other local
batters at Makiki field next Saturday
afternoon. Cricketers are out for bat
ting and bowling practise every after
noon and the locals hope to bring the
cup back from Maui.
Captain Dodge, who was the first
| Club, has written a newsy letter to
the Advertiser about yachting in
Southern California waters. He states
that the old Detroit has been renovated
and that the Mah-Pe has beaten the
Upton Cup winner easily.
The Kauai polo players have fine
set of ponies. Rufus Spalding, though
not member of the team, is great
polo enthusiast and keeps a large
stable. He has three ponies, each of
the same height, very strong and fast
They viii be placed at the disposal of
the Kauai team during the September
! tournament.