The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-17
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Judge Hardy of Kauai is reported
ailing.
County Attorney Willard of Kauai re-
turns home today
Rudolph Spreckels returns to San
Francisco IN the China
Officers will be elected by the Homo
Zulu Stock Exchange today
Queen Liliuokalani is giving a house
party at her Waialua residence.
Sol y. Sheridan leaves for the main
land today on private business to be
absent about six weeks
DR.. C. H. Hitchcock and Prof G. H
Perkins, the visiting biologists, leave
for home in the China today.
Captain John r. Parker of the Ha-
waiian Dredging Co. leaves in the
China for visit to the Coast.
The Bank Of Hawaii Will take up the
remainder of the $4,000 second mort
gage bonds Of McBryde Sugar Co.
F. A. Richmond returned in the So
noma and will shortly assume his new
position of principal of the Hlo high
school
Out of 43 candidates taking the
teachers examinations 90 failed to
pass. Only four won first-class GER
tificates.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building.
j. F. Wilson of the San Francisco
iolo Of
days steamer to join the reportorial
corps of the Advertiser.
Major and Mrs. w. A. Purdy are
booked to leave today on the China for
San Francisco. They will be away
from the islands for some time.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday. At a future
meeting it will deal with the question
Of exclusively English examinations of |
physicians for license.
Principal Copeland of the Waikiki
high school is expected in town today, |
coming to argue his case against Mrs. |
Harry, assistant to him, before the |
Board of Education.
Many eastern railroads are asking |
the Promotion Committee to send on |
fresh supplies of Hawaiian literature
for distribution this fall. The litera-
ture will be shipped from the Coast
offices.
Marshal Hendry has received a letter
IF thanks from S. G. Meyer of the De-
oartment of Justice for a lot of Hawai-
an pineapples. The fruit reached
in good condition and was
highly praised by all who tasted it.
Two more applications for Palolo
Valley lots have been entered, making
eleven to. date. Eight or ten natives
men and women-are still camped at
he land Office door awaiting the open
ng of 999-year leases in upper Palolo
Valley. - 81
It is expected that foreclosure suit
against w. G. Achi on the Kapiolani
ract will be entered today. Some buy
RS of lots, who paid for them with
tut getting releases of mortgage are
liable to be pInched. One suit on this
'core is already pending.
After hasty consultation Mrs. DR.. T.
? Hunter was removed from the
teamship Sonoma last night and taken
0 the Queens Hospital to be operated
III iOT dppcifuIClliS. I1ST uuSUduu, III. l
Hunter of Sydney. and small daugh-
err, will stop over until Mrs. Hunter
) able to continue her journey.
On the drive to Bishop Museum of
Ion. VIM. Redmond and wife by the
iibernian reception committee. stop
yas made at the Catholic cathedral for
few moments, the visitors being in
to the clergy inside the edi-
ce Mr. Redmond, on the excursion,
,as especially interested in the appear
nee of the city now from the fact that
e had been here twenty-five years
go.