The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-27
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

grinding with an output of about 1906
tons.
! Associate Justice Wilder yesterday
further adjourned the Supreme Court
to July "a
George Lycurgus was yesterday
granted full liquor license for the
Union Grill.
Lodge lie Progress will hold its reg
ular business meeting this evening at
7:30 o'clock.
Arthur WAL, the Lahaina postmas-
ter, leaves for home tomorrow after a
trip to the mainland
Representative Kaniho. the only
Home Ruler in the last legislature, will
return to Kohala today.
A steam roller is at work restoring
the surface of Lunalilo street after the
i excavation for the gas pipes.
A large number of gamblers has
been gathered in by the police depart
ment during the past few days.
Miss Ida Norton, who has been
quite i'll with appendicitis at the John
son Sanatorium, has returned home.
/ A group photograph of Oahu coun-
I tvs officers was exhibited in the office
window of Treasurer Trent yesterday.
! B. F. Dillingham; was very favora bly,
impressed with the conditions and
prospects of McBryde plantation on a
visit he paid to it last week.
! -Four companies of infantry are ex-
pected to arrive on the Logan next
week. They will relieve the artillery
companies now at Camp Mckinley +
day, receiving many signatures, against
the granting of liquor license for the
vicinity of the Waialae road electric
car terminus.
A force of men is at work putting in
cross-over switch on the Rapid
Transit line just mauka of Pawaa
junction. between the Punahou and
Beretania avenue tracks.
The wahiawa pineapple season hav-
ing come on with rush, the Alameda
will carry very large shipments of the
fruit that has already made Hawaii
famous to mainland cities.
J. F. Hackfeld. F. A Schaefer, c.
Hedemann and H. A. Isenberg, all of
whom are abroad, have sent cable
grams to Governor Carter requesting
him to reconsider his resignation.
F. D. Creedon, the Governors private
secretary, will accompany Governor
Garter in the Alameda, but may re-
main on the coast visiting friends until
the Governors return from Washing
ton.
Auditor J. H. Fisher is likely to start
on a tour of the other islands next
week to instruct county officers on the
opening of books. He has received
many mail inquiries for that sort OF
information.
w. w. Boyd was yesterday endorsed
by the Republican Central Committee
for the position of engineer of one OF
the government pumps. The sixth pre-
cinct club of the Fourth District recon-
mended him.
Mrs. J. A. Rodanet wishes to return
thanks to the friends who We're so kind
to her in her time of bereavement at
tendant upon the death of her late
husband. Also to the members of the
Knights of Pythias for their aid and
sympathy.
Ed. Dekum of the Hawaiian Gazette
Co.'S business office, will leave on the
Alameda tomorrow for Portland, Ore. on
two months vacation. He will take
in the Lewis and Clarke Fair and Will
also attend reunion of the Dekum
family in Portland.
A party will go to the Y. NJ. c. A.
and Y w. c. A. vacation houses at
Wahiawa on July to remain ten days
There is room for about three persons
now at the Y. w. c. A cottage. There
will be reunion of the June IL Wa
hiawa party at Engleside this evening |
at o'clock.
George Lycurgus is getting good |
business at the Volcano House this |
season For s45 he is offering for sum- |
mer a trip to the Volcano, leaving Ho- |
noIulu on the Kinau and returning on |
Saturday of the following week. the |
ticket including all travelling and hotel |
expenses for the entire eleven days.
Land Commissioner Pratt yesterday |
sold at auction three leases of public |
lands in Kau, Hawaii, the Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. being the purchaser
of all at upset prices. Details were
these: so acres of the land of Maka-
ha. four years. $3.50 a year; 224 acres
Of the land of Kaalaala. five years, $40
q year; 467 acres of the land Of Mo-
aula, five years, $500 a year.
Those registered letters mentioned
in yesterdays Advertiser did contain
the missing election returns. Therefore
Secretary Atkinson will forward all
of election to county Off
GERS on the other islands by the out
going mails. with the sole exception
IF a certificate to D. Kanealii, the SUI
elected for Hanalei, Kauai
whose nomination papers are alleged
n contain bogus signatures.