The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Rev, p. d. Wallace Of Kona Il.
to preach in 81. Clements Church ~
morrow morning
An executive notice has been pub-
Ilshed OF the closing of all the terri
torlaI departments on Monday. May 30.
Decoration Day.
Special convention of Mckinley
Lodge X. Of F.. tonight at balf-nast
seven o clock. Work in the third rank
Refreshments after the meeting.
Acceptances TO the Men ; League
dinner at the Young Hotel Monday
night can be sent IN by telephone up
to twelve o clock noon TODAY. Call M
nupber 973.
flames Ako has notified Clerk HenrN
Smith Of the supreme court that he has
accepted the position of clerk of the
circuit court Of the third circuit and
viii qualify by June l. He succeeds
Thomas Ain. resigned.
\ petition was filed Yesterday lbv
Ching Shat for the probate of the will
or Dang Young, alias Dang Chocl
Quon. The estate, valued at about
$1,000, IS left to the widow, Ching She.
now living in the village of Nam Long
Hee, China.
There was no session of the stock ex
change yesterday. Owing to the closing
Of banks and general suspension of bust
ness out of respect to the late King
Edward, whose funeral took place yes
terday, il WAS decided yesterday morn
ing to call off the session.
The checks for six hundred odd dol
lars found on the street Thursday bv Il
Chinaman and brought to the police
station We're turned over to Leono
Hong yesterday by Sheriff Jarrett The
man established his claim to them to
the satisfaction Of the department.
The children : day observance will
occupy the church hour at Central
Union tomorrow morning. beginning at
eleven 0 clock. All the departments
excepting the Sunbeam will meet in
the chapel at haif-past ten. The Sun
beams VIII meet in the parish house
at quarter to eleven.
The police have. returned to the
hourly report system, each officer on
a beat reporting to the central sta
ton every hour instead of every
half hour. The haIf-hour system was
commenced shortly before the Russian
trouble so as to enable the authorities
to call the men in quickly in case of
an emergency.
The regular monthly English service
of the Kaumakapili church will be held
tomorrow morning at eleven clock.
Rev W. d. Westervelt will speak.
This viii be a most interesting and
! bal ,+rrl al 70.
| ton is extended to all. Special singing
will be given by the girls from the In
dustrial School.
Shirakane. the ''Iessee' of hide
pendence Hall. who dishes out gobs of
the japanese Thespis to a poly-colored
audience, was arrested late Thursday
night on the plebian charge Of selling
booze without license. The beer wa
| bought by a fellow countryman named
| Fuiii and paid for with a marked dol
| lar which may convict the lmpresarlo.
The members of the local entertain
| ment committee of Portuguese who have
| been entertaining the officers and mer
of the cruiser San Gabriel gave a dance
at the Seaside last night at which many
of the visitors and local people were
present It was an unofficial affair, Off
cial jollifcation being prevented by the
| funeral of King Edward, but many at
tended and greatly enjoyed the evening
For the golf tournament this after
noon. the chOwder and entertainment
this evening, the Country Club com
mittee has arranged TO have Arthur
several seated limousine at the end Of
the Nuuanu car line at one-thirty TIN: