The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Raw sugar is going higher again.

IA" sugar IS gong higher again.
Eva Plantation Co. will pay an ex
ira divided of 1-2 per cent on Jun,
80.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge meets thi.
evening in odd Fellows hall at 7:3'
o'clock
Henry Kapea's demurrer to indict-
ment Will be argued this morning be
fore Judge De Bolt
George w. Smith appears to be the
only county supervisor elect who is
spoken of for the craftsmanship of the
| board.
Judge Dole discharged D. Wada.
! japanese. of Kauai from bankruptcy
| in the United States District Court
yesterday.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
a meeting in the league rooms this
afternoon at 4:30, when the prize
stories will be read.
All who Will contribute fruit for the
reunion at Punahou this afternoon are
requested to have it at the college
campus by 1870 this morning
Chief Clerk Buckland had the Oahu
county election returns snugly slowed
and the results neatly tabulated before
the close of office hours yesterday.
The new wing of the Queens Hos
Rital, named Pauahi wing, after the
late Pauahi Bishop, will be opened to
the public on Friday afternoon from
to > o'clock.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
Will hold its regular monthly meeting
this afternoon at o'clock o. m.
Special business, and all members are
requested to attend.
Miss Johnson, of the Sanitarium
bearing her name, departed yesterday
in the Manchuria with a patient for
the coast. She will make the round
trip in that steamship.
1t will probably be decided by Judge
De Bolt today whether Enoch Johnson
and Jonah Kumalae will be released on
bail pending their petition to the SUI
preme Court for rehearing.
Hawaiian Tribe will meet this even
ing with work in the adoption degree.
after which there is to be election of
officers for the ensuing term. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
Eugene Devauchelle, frog breeder of
MoIokai, says he did not COME to Ho-
noluIu for any other purpose than TO
help elect Brown, and he will return
to his frog-ponds next Monday.
Tax appeal cases will be divided UP
by islands by Attorney General An
drews between himself and his office |
deputies. Mr.. Prosser will take Oahu, |
Mr.. Peters Hawaii, Mr.. Fleming Kau |
al and Mr.. Andrews Maui.
An application is filed with the |
Treasurer from the Honolulu Brewing |
& Mailing Co., for a charter amend |
ment increasing the capital stock from |
S200 900 to $500, 900, also changing the |
par value of shares from 800 to $50.
Today, June %, Corpus Christi day. |
holy day of obligation at the Catholic
church of St John the Baptist, Kali
hi-waena. in charge of Rev. Father
Clement $50 a. m, high mass, with
sermon and collection; p. m. rosary
James w. Irwin has been appointed |
4 jury commissioner for the First Cir
cult in place of ]. NJ. Riggs. resigned,
he other one being Gilbert ]. Waller.
The commission is from Judges De
Bolt and Lindsay. Judge Robinson is
absent from the Territory.
Waimea. Kauai. advertises in the
Garden Island an elaborate 4th of July
celebration there. The citizens of Wal
nea district will celebrate the day
With sports consisting OF running |
aces, swimming races, horse races,
baseball game and many
others. and with a grand ball in the
evening.
The Y. w. C. A. viii celebrate its
fifth anniversary this evening at the
I. NJ c. A. hall. Not only members
# the association but other friends,
gentlemen as well as ladies', are in
-ited There will be an address by
)r. Doremus Scudder, some fine music
nd a social. The exercises Will be-
lin at o'clock.
The smoker given by Theodore Roose-
elt Camp No. / Spanish War Neter-
ms, at Waverley Hall last night, was
ne of the most enjoyable social even
ngs the Camp has ever had. There
-as no set program, but there was lots
f good music and plenty to eat and
rink and smoke And the veterans |
we'd their battles over again, and made
many friends who shared their hos ]
itality feel thoroughly at home. 7