The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

be out next Tuesday.
Il is said that Charles F. Chilling
worth may be an aspirant for the Leg
islature.
! The friends of L r. Medeiros and
of NJ. c. Pacheco are urging their can
didacy for the House.
Admiral George c. Beckley is re
por,ee to be cherishing an ambition
to run for Sheriff of Oahu.
The Board of Education will meet
next Monday afternoon, when Mr..
/ Dodge VIII make his debut.
| Charlie Costers victory over Jim
| Quinn in Kakaako has put him into
training for the Legislature.
| Leahi Chapter No. ?, O. E. s, will
| hold a special meeting for initiation
| on Monday evening, July %.
Hon. Palmer Woods and his brother,
| Sam Woods of Kohala, came up from
! the Big Island on the Kinau yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order
of Hibernians, will give a dance at
Progress Hall on the evening of Au-
gust 4.
D. L Wilmington and Deputy Attor-
ney General Prosser have filed briefs
in the income tax case of the Rapid
Transit Company.
H. NJ Wells, school inspector from
Maui, is in town to confer with the
Board of Education relative to next
years appointments.
Mrs. S. Caldwell Macauley will leave
on the Manchuria for her home in
Louisville, Ky, after spending ten days
with the Tenney Pecks.
The Western National Bank of San
Francisco has filed a suit against w.
c. Peacock e Co. Ltd, for s174S.56, with
interest. alleged to be due on bill of
exchange.
United States District Attorney
Breckons and United States Marshal |
Hendry returned from Hilo yesterday. |
They have had pleasant vacation at |
the Volcano House.
The Kalihi Improvement Club is |
called in a special meeting next Mon
day evening at 7:30 o'clock to transact !
important business concerning the new |
Kalihiwaena schoolhouse.
United States Commissioner Mailing |
has released Abelino Mercado, Cruz
Tore and Maria Santo, who were all |
convicted of bigamy last February, and
who have all taken the pauper's oath.
Philip and the Ethiopians Chariot
is Mr.. Wadman's subject in the Meth
Gdist ChuI CHI today at II a. M, and
at 7:S0 +. m. he will speak on
''Pharoah's Hard Heart-Who Was Re
sponsible?" ALI are invited.
On Friday the Tax Appeal Court
handed down a decision placing the
valuation of the property of the Oahu
Sugar Company at 100000 The as
sessment by the Tax Office was $780,
600. and the return was 3.270,0 600.
The Catholic Church of Our Lady of
the Mount, Kaiulani (Kalihiuka), in
charge of Rev. Father Clement.-To-
morrow, July %, seventh Sunday after
Pentecost: IL a. M, mass. sermon,
Sunday school, rehearsal.
The Kalihi Improvement Club will
hold a meeting next Monday evening
% take action looking to getting the
of Public Instruction to
go ahead and build the Kalihiwaena
according to first plans.
The Catholic Church of st. John the
Baptist. Kalihiwaena, in charge of
Rev. Father Clement-Tomorrow, July
q, seventh Sunday after Pentecost:
$50 a. M, nigh mass with sermon,
Sunday school; p. m,
'osary.
At Central Union church today the
Rev J. Walter Sylvester will preach
It II a. N. and 1880 p. IN. Morning
"Dream Ships of the Soul: A
study in the Spiritual interpretation
f Our Shipwrecked Hopes" Evening
subject, rs the Young Man Safe?"
The public is invited i
Ar d Do1o or5 RTrs u no,,orl 4
Who rendered the first movement of /
3eethoven's Symphony No. last Sun i
lay evening in the Methodist church
o efficiently will play the second part
his evening beginning at 7.25 sharp.
he final movement will be played on f
he following Sunday. :,
There will be services morning and ;,
vening today at the Christian church,
ing and Alakea streets. The pastor,
sev. G. D. Edwards, will preach at e
1 a. m. on The Light of the World" is
nd at 7:30 p. m. on sabbath VS.. the Ii
.ord's Day There will be Bible
chooI at a:45 a. m. and Christian En- .
eavor at $50 p. m.
Tic Tax Appeal Court has rendered Il
ecisicns sustaining the appellants in G
lie cases of the Hamakua Mill Com il
q
any the waiakea Mill Company and :,
lie Union Mill Company, all of them
epresented at the hearings by f. 3.
[cC1anahan. In the case of the Ha-s
lakua Mill Company the return was
a 006 and the assessment was S246,- g
IS 40 more. The Laupahoehoe Sugar
ompany returned s27,352.10 and was p
ssessed 1921, 4S1 more. The Waiakea pl
ill Company's return was S55.S02.05 T
nd the assessment an increase of II
rs, 514.20. In the Union Mill Company
Use the assessment was S90.506.10 over ="
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