The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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this evening.
Frank f. Thompson leaves for Japan
on business today.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. / meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Jones leave today
fer visit to the mainland.
III, aud AIRS. James Wakefield are
expected home in the Alameda
4 James D. Dole came up from Wa
II hiawa yesterday in an automobile.
Geo. 6. Guild leaves in the Manchu-
ria on a business trip to New York
Mrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaves in the
Manehuria to return to ner home in
Bangor, he.
| Col Geo. De La Vergne and wife of
| Southern California leave in the Man
| churia for home.
| DR.. Scudder reports strong senti-
| ment al over Maui in favor of the
| high license and local option platform.
Rev. and Mrs. John Osborne have
their son Curzon from Makaweli Wis
ting them at St. Clements rectory.
Miss May Thomas of Wahiawa will
not sail on the Manchuria on account
OF the illness of her mother.
There were 81 guests at the Volcano
House last Saturday night. The
weather there is nice and cool.
A. P. Taylor of the Advertiser staff
is taking a two weeks vacation. Mr..
Logan has returned from his.
On complaint of a Chinese fruit ven
dor, who alleges assault, RIori. an wi
lei Jap, was arrested yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Jones of Darlington, England.
who has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Margaret Jones, left for home in
the Maheno.
j. T. Crawley lately superintendent |
Of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Works, |
leaves in the Manchuria with his fam
lily for Cuba.
Thursdays public meeting of the
Honolulu branch of the Theosophical
Society, held in KapioIani building.
win be discontinued for two weeks.
Due notice will be given when they are
resumed /
The ..Theosophica1 Society in Ameri-
ca" public meetings every Friday at
$50 p. m. in rooms rs of Progress
class every Tuesday evening. Apply to
Mr.. j. D. Bond.
John Garden, member of the Board
OF immigration, will leave in the Man
churia with his son Willie, whom he
Will place in college at Berkeley, Cal,
after which he will go on to visit rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mrs H. w Mist, Miss Mist and Rob I
ert Mist departed for Victoria yester-
day on the MAIZENA, Mr.. Mist will
make the round trip on the Maheno,
Mrs. Mist and Miss Mist remaining on
the Coast for several months. 4
Senator j. d. Paris of Kona was a
caller on Governor Carter yesterday.
Senator Paris says people on the Big
Island are not doing politics at all,
despite the interest shown in Honolulu,
and that it has not rained in Kona.
Governor Carter yesterday author
lied the Superintendent of Public
Works TO sign the lease for one year
Of that part of the Judiciary building
by the Federal officials. The
lease is to the United States govern
nent, and is made for period of one
year.
E Fernandez of the H A. c. base
ball nine wants it known that he is
not the one mentioned in the investi-
II. A C. game. J. Fernandez was the
player in that now celebrated meeting
IN the diamond, E. Fernandez being in
Kauai at the time.
F. 3. McStocker. who has been for
he past four months the acting man
,ger of the Kahuku plantation, re-
.urned to town yesterday. Andrew
Adams, whose place he has been fill (
ng, arrives today from the Coast on
he Mongolia and will resume his man =
Igership. Mr.. McStocker will leave
gain on Friday. going to Hawaii,
where he will look after the sugar
,lantation of the Kona Development
company.
II. Jeffrey, who was married recently q
n Palo Alto, Cal, to Miss Grace JEFF
reys, has been spending a few days .
4 Honolulu renewing acquaintance
nd receiving the congratulations of b.
is many friends. He arrived here on NJ
untlay from the Coast and leaves for W
he Orient today on the Mongolia. Mr.. B
effrey purposes establishing a broker
ge office in Shanghai where he will as