The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-01
LOCAL BREVTTIES

Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H, in c. B.
I. hal, at O'Clock this evening.
Regular choir rehearsal of St. An
drew Cathedral this evening at five
o clock
Excelsior Lodge, No. I, I. o. o. F.,
viii meet IL Odd Fellows hall at 1880
this evening.
Honolulu Temple, No. l, Pythian
Sisters, VIII meet in K of P. hall at
1850 this evening.
Ten beautiful Hawaiian girls viii serve
pineapples at the exposition this sum-
mer. The Washington apples will have
10 look Ga. for their laurels.-Tacoma
Ledger.
The foundation for a new building
on the corner of King and AIspai
streets has been laid. It is said that
this building viii be used as a Japa-
nese tenement house.
William K Nahale and the members
Of the family of the late Mrs Ma
hale desire to thank the many friends
who have extended sympathy and help
in their recent bereavement.
Yamauchi is the lucky individual who
secured the gas stove from the Homo
lulu Gas Co, Ltd, by guessing 11,568
as the number Of beans in the glass jar
in the company's window. The exact
nyfhber was 11,64S.
/Governor Frear has appointed GEM
Aral Davis and C. J. Waller as mem.
bers OF the Board of Prison Inspectors
for Oahu. Inspectors Henning and Ke
ola Of the Maui board were reappoint-
ed, and Il. A. Baldwin was made
member.
Governor Frear is completing the
negotiations regarding the Pearl Har.
Dor electric railway and the papers
are to be signed within few days.
The matter Of reforesting in Puma is
also now under consideration by the
Chief Executive.
About a week ago a thief entered
the home of Robert Church, upper Fort
street, and stole watch valued at
$50 and other jewelry and cash. The
visit was made while Mr.. Church was
asleep. Some boxes were opened and
rifed. Chief Leal has a couple of men
Swallowed
Unless the Siberia, which is due here
from the Coast on June Is, brings
large number of tourists, the hotels
of the city will be pretty well depleted
during the rest of the summer. There
are not many guests at the hotels at
the present time The Siberia, how.
ever, is said to be Santa Claus.
On Saturday afternoon about 4:30
Rapid Transit ear collided with
mail cart, in which were the driver
and an old man, the latter sustaining
severe bruises and cuts. He refused,
however, to go to the hospital. Wit
nesses stated that the motorman was
in nowise to blame. The accident oc-
cured on Nuuanu avenue.
A fractions horse attached to hack
created excitement at the corner of
King and Alakea streets last evening
about seven clock. The King street
car came along and disgorged num-
Der of passengers just as horse and
hack dashed by. Several women mar
rowly escaped injury. The horse was
quoted down in front of the Judiciary
building.
Waikiki beach was crowded with
bathers and people seeking amusement
yesterday afternoon. The surf has been
very good the last few days, and there
was large number of the members
of the Outrigger Club taking advantage
of il Yesterday In front of the Mo.
ana pavilion, where the storms recent
w washed the sand away. the beach is
now being filed up as of yore.
Ernest Kaai and his party of Hawai-
ian musicians leave today in the China
for San Francisco en- route to Seattle
| where they viii be one of the attrac-
tions of the Hawaii building at the
Alaska Yukon exposition. The Kaai
orchestra is one of the finest organiza-
tions Of the kind in the Territory
After they have completed their con-
tract at the fair the orchestra viii play
in San Francisco.