The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There will be an initiation tonight al
| the Eagles, K. of P Hall.
| Another excellent number of the
Paradise of the Pacific is out.
| The Board of Agriculture and For
| estry will hold a meeting at $3.50 this
afternoon.
I Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening with work in the
third. degree.
Kauai. between sunday night and Mon
! day at noon.
The Hawaiian Forester and Agricul-
turist for June is out and on sale at all
, news-stands.
Mrs. Shipman and her three daugh-
tiers left for their home in Hilo on
the Kinau yesterday.
A mass meeting at Hilo endorsed
Henry E. Cooper, Kepofkaf and ". Q.
Smith for Governor
The Pacific Social Club will give a
shirtwaist dance On Saturday evening,
July 1 at San Antonio hall.
Mrs. James P. Ball and children leave
at noon today on the Miowera for Vic
tcria, en- route to the Portland EXPOSE
ton.
A mail delivery will be started in
Kalihi district on July 1, but unless the
houses are numbered no letters will
be delivered
Directors of Pioneer Mill will hold
a meeting today. and are expected to
increase their dividend from one to
two per cent.
DR.. A j. Derby, who has been i'll
for some time with malaria1 fever,
goes 10 the coast today by the Ala
media to recuperate.
1t is said that Secretary Atkinson
will quit, if the Governor does, and
so Wallace r. harrington has been
mentioned for the place.
The commissions for all the county
officers on the outer islands, save only
one Supervisor on Kauai, went out on
the various steamers yesterday.
The Republican County committee
Yesterday endorsed Eugene Buffandeau
for Deputy County Clerk. and Al Moore
for Deputy County Auditor.
G. II. Mayer, representing the Stand
ard Oil Company. reached Honolulu on !
The steamer China last Friday, and has |
engaged rooms in the Stangenwald |
building
Rev. w. E. Crabtree will conduct the |
prayer service at the First Christian |
church this evening at 7:9O. The sub
ect is 'Frittering Time Away" All |
ire cordially invited.
Engineer NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy says
hat there are now As tunnels under
construction on the line of the Kohala
Itch. and that between 5000 and $500 |
eet of tunnels will be dug this month.
Miss Ida Remington sails next Satur-
lay on the Alameda for Honolulu prior
o making a trip around the world
Hiss Remington was a bridesmaid at
he wedding of Miss Mabel Dodge and
Iead Hamilton last month.-Call
Secretary Atkinson will take charge Il
# the Territory as Acting Governor
oday and proceed with the solution OF
he problems of county government. AS
new one comes up every day, there
S small doubt that he will be kept
usy.
Brother Bertram, the founder of ST.
1ouis College, leaves Honolulu On the
Alameda today, after % years resi-
ence here for the parent house of his
rider in Ohio. Brother Thomas, vice
will take his place as head Of
t. Louis.
Auditor Fisher yesterday sent to
he county officials of Hawaii, Maui
nd Kauai. complete sets of books for
eeping county accounts. These books
ere all prepared for the first county {
overnments two years ago, but We're
ever used as the county act was de-
Jared invalid by the Supreme Court.
One more problem that confronts the
ew island sheriffs is the transfer or
ounty prisoners to the Territorial jail.
he county act gives sheriffs no juris-
lotion outside their own counties so
ne moment a sheriff left Kauai, say,
18th prisoner for the Territorial Jail,
e would have no right to hold the
ian after he had stepped outside his
vn county. III
There will be no rehearsal of the
honolulu Symphony Society on Fri
ay next. But extra rehearsals will
2 held at the clubhouse on Monday,
uIy 8; Friday, July s; Monday, July
}: and at James B. Castles grounds,
n Friday, July IA. These rehearsals
re in preparation for the concert to
2 given at the Castle grounds on Sat
rday evening, July Is.
ALLEGED FIREBUG NABBED.