The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Eagles hold regular session this even
ing at 7:2O o'clock in K. of P. Hail..
w. Pfotenhauer, the new consul for
Norway, called on Governor CARTER yes
terday.
The Territorial grand jury will meet
In the throne room by special call this
morning at $50.
L. K. Kentwell returned in the Korea
after having taken special course in
law at Columbia University, New York
City.
X. c. A. Peterson, who was booked
for the Mongolia, did not depart on
that vessel yesterday, having postponed
his trip.
The Dunkards are coming to South
lern California next year. The drunk
ards are coming back to San Francisco
tnext month.-News Letter.
All citizens of the upper Nuuanu
Valley are requested to meet at the
brickyard at $50 p. m. Saturday, the
object being to form an Improvement
club
Immediately after O'Clock tomorrow
morning two wife-murderers will be exc
cuted at Oahu Prison. They are Oko-
Porto .Rican.
Some specimens of wash drawings in
color and black and white, the work of
the pupils of Kamehameha School, are
shown in the windows of the Hawaiian
Office Specially Co.
Miss Katherine Barnett of Salt Lake
City, and Miss Ethel Lucas of Prince
ton, Indiana, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Lucas for several
months past, sailed by the Mongolia.
Louis Vetter, Il member of the Lur-
line party. called on Frank L. Hogs of
the Star yesterday with letter of in
production from Paul Cowles. the SUI
perintendent of the Associated Press in
san Francisco.
James S. McCandless returned home
yesterday in the Korea, accompanied
by his niece, the daughter of John a.
McCandless, who has been attending
school in Washington, D. c. Miss Nc
Candless is accompanied by a school
friend.
The Hawaiian Historical Society will
hold "a meeting on Friday evening a.
the public library rooms. Secretary
Lydecker of the Board of Archives will
deliver an address on archives of Ha-
waii and DIR. w D. Alexander will also
deliver an address. ---
Father Bachelot's pioneer algaroba
tree at the Catholic Mission had its
branches Topped off yesterday to get
them out of the way of Fred. Harri-
sons new building. 1t was planted in
1887 and became the parent of millions
of that valuable tree in these islands.
Rev. stephen L. Desha, pastor of
Haili church, Hilo, and a member of
the Board of Supervisors of Hawaii
was married yesterday morn
ing to Mrs. Rose K. Kapu, widow of
the late Starr Kapu. The marriage
took place at the home of Mrs. Harry
Aud, sister of the groom, the officiating
clergyman being Rev. Mr. Lono.
Fifty petition lists are being circu-
lated by school teachers among resi-
dents to get signatures to the popular
request for raise of the teachers sal
aries The school ma'ams are meeting
with much success in their rounds.
Every person who, so far, has an
himself as a candidate for
or Territorial office has pledg- |
cd himself to supporting the raise.
Arrangements are being made for the |
holding of a Peace meeting in the Y M. |
C. A. Hall on Saturday night. at which |
a number of short addresses Will be |
given by prominent local speakers and |
visitors Judge Dole is to preside, ana
among those who have promised TO |
speak are J. L. Hopwood of kameha-
meha. Rev. Mr.. Simpson, Mrs. Bean. |
who was one of the arriving passengers
IN the Korea yesterday, and q. Thomp-
son of Kamehameha. In addition to |
the addresses, a number of mus1cal
numbers will be given. Everyone is in
vited to attend the meeting. of Whlch |
'urther particulars will be given.