The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! DR.. c. B. Wood returned home in the
Ventura.
DR.. P. F. Frear and wife returned
from San Francisco in yesterday:
steamer
B. r. Banning, W. NJ. Campbell and
st. c. Sayres We're passengers home in
the Ventura.
There will be a rehearsal tonight
| for The Serenade" at the Hawaiian
| Opera House.
| Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, the Attorney
| Generals wife, returned from the Coast
| in the Ventura.
This will be the third night of the
Elks' Club pedro tournament and the
| last night for entries. y
Judge Dole appointed C. r. Hepfen-
way referee in bankruptcy for the time
that w. T. Rawlins is absent.
Ernest H. Wodehouse leaves in the
Manchuria for Vancouver, where he
on a trip east.
Miss Mabel Edwards, who has been
acting as assistant in the Kilauea post
office during Mr.. Cox's absence, is back
in town again.
A horse belonging to D. Vasconcellos
died in the water while an attempt was
being made to take it out to the
steamer Maui at Kahului
All members are requested to attend
a special, important meeting of the
Sodalfty of the Blessed Virgin, at me
Catholic Mission Hall this evening at
7:15.
Eighty cows on Percy Ponds dairy
farm have been inspected by Veteri-
narians Norgaard and Monsarrat. This
is the beginning of a general inspec-
ton.
The board of supervisors of the Free
Kindergarten and Children's Aid Asso-
citation will hold their regular meeting
at $50 this morning in the Y. w. c. A
rooms.
Mrs. Earl, wife of the proprietor OF
the Earl Fruit Company of California,
accompanied by Miss Ethel Barr, ar
rived yesterday on the Ventura to re-
main here a few weeks.
Senator John c. Lane is quoted as
denouncing the appointment of j. ke-
anu, 1.-The hottest kind of a Home Rul-
err" as road overseer for Koolauloa by
the Board of Supervisors.
A benefit dance will be given tomor-
row evening at Progress Hall by Pa
cific and Olive Branch lodges of Re-
bekah 1t will be an informal affair.
A good cause it to be benefited.
David Maunaola yesterday pleaded
guilty to Indictment for breaking into |
the Laupahoehoe postoffice, c. r. Hem |
enway having been first assigned as |
for him. Judge Dole will pro- |
nounce sentence on the defendant this |
Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs Rob- |
bins and Miss Skinner, party of ladies |
from st. Louis and Kansas City, arriv-
ed on the Ventura and will be guests |
at the Hawaiian Hotel for about three |
weeks. They are making a pleasure |
trip to the islands.
Hereafter the American Board of |
Missions will handle the religious books |
including the scriptures-in the Gill
bertese language prepared by Rev. HI
ram Bingham, D. D., and Mrs. Blng-
ham, which the Hawaiian Board of
Missions has handled for forty-two
years. The outlay has been $13.95S.22
and income from sales to the Gilbert
Islanders 81 .244.S6
Viggo Jacobsen is restoring the dec
1rations on a large card owned by the
Pacific Club containing the Visnettes OF
the officers of H. NJ. S. Clio, who visited
lere many years ago. The face OF Lord |
Beresford, as a boy, appears in the gal
cry The picture was a gift of the
Clos captain to Queen Emma and
reached the club through Governor
-leghorn. Dundreary side-whiskers
we're fashionable when the photographs |
we're taken and most of the officers
lad them on.
So far as superintendent of Public
Davis was in receipt of the
,eports of attendance at the schools
yesterday the number of pupils enrolled
6 about the same as at the beginning |
IF last term. Two or three outlying
schools in this district are yet 10 be
heard from. The reports received yes /
erday were as follows: Moiliili, 5S:
SO; Kaahumanu, 636; Kali
,iuka. 50; Maemae, 1853; Royal. ~;
<aiuIanf. 566: Kauluwela, 203; Pauol,
g: High and Grammar, 464; Kaakopua,
"a.