The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Ih6O. w OH ytSNSIC5y Ii o4ii
| a business trip TO Hawaii
! Judge Carter is confined to his home
| by & slight indisposition-
David Haughs of the Board OF For
| estry returned on the Kinau.
| Dr. V A. Norgaard, Territorial Vet
| erinarian, returned from Maui yester-
! day
Miss Annie NJ. Prescott has been in
vited to speak at the car barn this
morning.
Geo. P Tulloch, manager of the Ko-
hala Telephone and Telegraph Co, is
in the city.
]. C. Mocine, manager of the Hilo
Electric Light Co., is here en- route
to the Coast
| George MUMMY, owner and manager
of the Enterprise planning mill of Hilo
| is in Honolulu.
Honolulu Harbor No "a. A. A. of NJ.
& P. meets this evening at Z o'clock
in K. of P. Hall.
Rev. C. D. NJ. Williams will speak
at the 4:3o Sunday afternoon service
at the Y. NJ C. A.
Chr Castendyk, manager of the
Ltd. is here on business.
Mrs. G. H. Gere and the new baby
were passengers on the Kinau yester-
day from Hilo and will reside here
permanently.
1t is reported that Clifford Pinchot,
chief of the forestry bureau, Depart
nent of Agriculture, will pay another
visit to Hawaii in June.
Twenty-Five young ladies from the
Kamehameha Seminary sing Easter
carols this evening at the Methodist
church. Miss Byington in charge.
T. H. Petrie, a juror in the Johnson
murder trial was booked to leave for
the Coast in the steamer China. He
was to attend q conclave of Shriners
at Los Angeles.
Don't forget the ball to be given by
the Hibernians at Progress Hall next
Monday evening. You are assured OF
their usual hearty welcome and a gem
eral good time.
THE Magdalene on Easter Morning
is Mr. Wadman's subject this morning
at II o'clock in the Methodist church,
and at 7:30 D. m. he will speak on The
Powers of an Endless Life
"a
Emma Hall which has led to the thor
ough fumigation of the place and the
CT emation of the body, that Of a Japa-
nese child named Keugi Kawata.
There will be a sunrise prayer meet
ing, under the auspices of the United
Young Peoples Societies, on the top Of
Punchbowl this morning from 6:15 to
7:15 Mrs. Theo. Richards will have
charge.
The Elks will give their annual BAN
quet at the Moana Hotel on Saturday
evening, April pa big turnout is
expected. and the Elks will have jolly
good time, as they always do on these
occasions.
A talk upon 1.-The Art Treas ures of
Old Sierra, by Miss Josephine c.
Focke, may be anticipated by members
of the KiIohana Art League in the
pavilion of the Young Hotel next Sat
urday evening
Eight companies of the Tenth In
fantry have been ordered to Alaska,
which means that the remaining four
companies of the regiment, now sta
toned here, will remain in Honolulu
for another two years.
Jno NJ Ross, manager of Hakalau
plantation; T. S. Kay, manager of
Halawa: K. S. Gjerdrum, manager of
Honokaa Sugar Co.. and Danl. Forbes,
manager of Pacific Sugar Mill, arrived
on the Kinau yesterday.
Desky is doing things in real estate
again. He is selling land within twenty
minutes drive from the postoffice for
$500 an acre; on time payments at 5
per cent. interest Read his commune
cation to the editor and you will know
all about it.
The Acting Governor has appointed |
L. E. Pinkham to succeed himself as
president of the Board of Health for a
term of four years beginning on April
10. Mr. Pinkham was first appointed
to his present position two years ago
to serve out the unexpired term of
DR.. c. B. Cooper.
Commissioner Pratt sold a 2f-year
license to take water from the Wailua
lands district of Hama Maui, at auc-
ton yesterday. 1t was bought by the
Kaeleku Sugar Co, successor of the
defunct Hama company, for the upset
rental of $500 a year. The company
will take Immediate steps for conserv-
ing and utilizing the water.
County Attorney Douthitt went to |
Koolauloa yesterday to try the case of !
a Chinese charged with assault, in
connection with which the charge of
attempted extortion of a $3.50 bride
against Deputy Sheriff Kekauoha
arose. w. c. Achi has been retained
as counsel for the officer in the i'm
parchment proceedings before the
county supervisors
There has been received aft the Gov
errors office a handsomely framed |
of large size, of a great
stone and cement drydock built at
League Island Navy Yard by Schofield
& Co., a contracting firm doing BUSH
ness at New York Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and San Francisco. The photo
graph shows dock capable of taking in
the biggest battleships and liners. The
work is most thorough. apparently,
and it has been reproduced artistically
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