The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-18

LOCAL BREVITIES

The band viii play this morning at
the departure OF the steamer Hiionian.
The Cleaners win hold their annual
meeting on Wednesday, May 10, at
the home of Mrs. Henry Waterhouse.
There win be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge S22, A. F. and A. NJ, on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Work
in first degree.
A judgment was fled yesterday in
favor of Harry T. Mills in his suit
against Leong Chez, less costs of S..
Mills sued for s120.24.
The petition of Alexandria F'reitas
for letters Of administration on the
estate of her husband. Francisco, was
granted yesterday. The estate is
valued at about $500.
A notice of the satisfaction of in
debtedness and a motion to discon-
tinue was filed by E. C. Peters in his
garnishment suit against George C.
Smithies.'
Six coffee trees have been planted in
tubs by J. NJ. McChesney, the coffee
man, and viii be shipped to Seattle
s1l1 Tue DtA DIS q part VI Liz I'd " aha
exhibit at the fair.
1t is rumored that the Honolulu
Brewery viii pay an extra dividend
within short time. Stocks generally
were depressed a little yesterday as a
result of the strike.
A motion to set for trial was filed
yesterday by Attorney Achi, repre-
= lo of
X Paawela against Frank Archer,
Alex Smith and Nakais in replevin
suit
An order was made by Judge Rob-
inson yesterday setting aside the sub
mission of demurrers in the case of
L. L. McCandless VS.. w. r. Castle,
trustee under the will of j. R. Will
lians. Further hearing is ordered.
The senior class of Mckinley High
School has decided to do away with
the usual valedictory, etc., incident TO
graduation, and have a class day in
the afternoon. A banquet and ball
are among the things planned for the
event.
Governor Frear will speak at the
meeting of the Mems Club of St. An
drew's cathedral in the Sunday school
room on Thursday evening at s
o'clock. He win confine his remarks
to the subject, THE Legislative Ses-
sion of 1907
Mayor Fern yesterday sent out let
ters to all the city and county depart
ment heads informing them that as
soon after the first of April as posi-
BILE they are expected to make re-
turn on all the Territorial property in
their possession.
A return was filed yesterday on the
writ of possession issued by Judge De
Bolt in favor of Charles A. Brown,
who recovered Judgment against j. D.
Spreekels, Adolph B. Spreckels. Kun
Leong, Song Chun, Maria Mau, All
Ping and ]. Cameron in an ejeetment
suit over land located in Hilo. Costs
of 81 We're allowed to Attorney J. A.
Magoon.
The. Christian Endeavor societies of
four islands of this group will send
their representatives to the World :
Conference OF Christian Endeavorers,
to be held at st. Paul, Mimi, in July.
ceHalOT Mdhekdu Will represent Hd-
wall, P. N. Kahokuoluna will go from
Maui, Oahu will be represented by the
Rev. Moses Nakuina and Kauai by
John Nj. Kaneakua.
The answer of the First National
Bank, through it's president, Cecil
Brown, was filed yesterday in connec-
ton with the suit brought by Dr.
George Herbert ct al. against /. r.
Burns for 5000. claimed as a fee for
performing an operation on Mrs.
Burns. The return shows that the
First National Bank, named as gar
nishee. has an account of 81 with
Burns.
Again the eldest Hustace boy has
the credit of saving a man from Il
watery grave in the surf at Waikiki
Beach. Sunday afternoon he heard
cries for help from an exhausted man,
and Immediately threw off his coat
and plunged into the water, taking his
surfboard with him. He swan out to
the drowning man, the latter catching
hold of the board and keeping above
water while young Hustaee padded
him to shore. This is the second life
which this lad has saved at Waikiki
A brother has saved three lives, and
r1,a no