The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES

Territorial Forester Hosmer lectured
last night at the College of Hawaii.
The Aorangi sails at noon today for
the cities of Victoria and Vancouver,
B. C.
The Siberia should be off port early
this morning with passengers and mail
for Honolulu.
Hawaiian Tribe, No. /, 7. o. R. NJ,
viii meet in K. of P. hall this Thurs
day. evening at 1880.
Olive Branch Rebekah, Lodge, No. 2,
I. o. @. F., will meet in Odd Fellows
hall at 7:30 this evening.
An are light is needed at the entrance
to the Bishop slip, where the Canadian
Australian boats are. always docked.
Hawaii Chapter, No. 1, Order of ka-
hehameha, viii meet IN Fraternity
Hail, Odd Fellows building, at 1870
this evening.
The Holo Ala E are invited to take
a moonlight walk up Punchbowf Fri
day evening, April ?. They meet at
the Normal School, corner Lunalilo and
Hackfeld streets, at Ills p. m.
The Royal School Alumni will meet
ON Thursday evening, at 7:30 O'Clock,
at the A Patria Society Hall Cup
stairs), corner of Emma and Vineyard
streets, for the transaction of import
ant business.
The Junior Auxiliary of St. An
drew s Cathedral win hold a sale of
Easter novelties and home made deli
eacies on Saturday, April 8, from 8
until 1880 O'Clock in the Harrison
building, corner Fort and Beretania.
John Lane is in receipt of letter
from Mrs. John D. Meyer, formerly Ella
Lane, of New York City, asking wheth-
er or not he is one of her long-lost
brothers. She lost a couple OF brothers
when she was very young. No relation
ship exists between the two.
Several changes will be made today
in the Internal Revenue office, G. d.
Pringle taking position at the bonded
warehouse here, his place as the gov
eminent representative at Hilo being
taken by Otto Berndt. Lee Sing takes
Berndt's position in the office and Miss
Lucy Lloyd will be clerk and cashier.
There viii be a meeting of the Men s
Club Of st. Andrew S cathedral this
evening at eight 0 clock in the Sunday
school room on the cathedral grounds.
The board of directors of the club will
be elected DR.. Brinckerhoff will read
a very interesting paper on 1.-THE Con-
troll of Contagious and Infectious Di-
seases
The body of Sin Meung Soon, Ko
rean Iaborer, was found at Kappa, Ka-
uai, the other day, the indications be-
ing that the man had been murdered.
A severe confusion was found on the
back of his head and the ground around
where the body was found was trampled
considerably as if struggle had en-
sued. The man was last seen alive on
March IT,.
A stereopticon lecture with large
variety of Hawaiian views, including
some highly interesting volcano pic
lures, was given last night at Camp
Very by the Rev. w. D. Westervelt.
The entertainment was given under the
auspices of the Seamen s Institute, F.
w. Everton, manager, which now IN
cludes the marine camp within its scope
of mission labor. This new departure
seems to be much appreciated, judging
by the good attendanees hitherto.
The Pollard No. / Company arrived
late last night on the Aorangi and
were present behind the scenes during
the Lilliputian performance. Those
who viii take part in this company are:
the Misses Eva and Emma Davis,
Messrs. Jacks Pollard, Harold Fraser,
Fred Bindless and Willie Pollard, all
new arrivals, and the four graduates
of the Lilliputians who will east in
their lot with the adult company-Eva
Moore. Lily Bull, Teddie Mcnamara
and Ada Hind.
The American Hawaiian steamer VIr-
ginian did not get away for kahulul
until after ten 'cloek last night. She
blew her whistle strenuously as she de-
parted. and many people thought the
Japanese warships were off the harbor
When the Aorangi came in last night
it was so dark at the entrance to the
wharf that there was grave danger to
person unfamiliar with the surround
ings. Unfavorable comments were heard
from several who arrived on the boat
on the darkness of the wharf s exit.