The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Gerrit P. Wilder returned in the Noe
au from Maui
T. s. Deputy Marshal Winter re-
turned from Maui yesterday.
In a ball game yesterday the Metro
| politans beat the Oahus to 8.
Elaborate plans are being made in
Hilo for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
Mrs H. Isenberg arrived in the
steamer w. G. Hall from Kauai yes
/ terday.
The May session of the Supreme
Court opens this morning with a long
calendar.
The new teachers cottage of the
Wailuku school will soon be ready for
occupancy.
7. o. Mitchell of Kaumana. Hawaii.
with his brother.
The road between Kahuiui and Wal
luku has been oiled and is in an ex-
cellent condition.
r. I. Lille left Hilo in the Enter
prise bound for Seattle in the interest
of some Hilo merchants
The framework of the Waikiki Sugar
Company's new mill is now UP and
work progresses rapidly.
Hawaiian Lodge holds its regular
business meeting this evening at 1870
O'Clock in Masonic Temple.
The Elks and the n. G. H. company
at Hilo will join in producing a war
drama the evening of July f.
At the annual meeting of the Maui
Publishing Co. it was decided that an
assessment on the stock would not be
necessary at present.
Miss Louise Monte Verde, late of the
Hilo hospital, is to be married to Dr.
Irwin. Her place in the hospital has
been taken by Miss L. Bechtell
j. d. Tucker arrived from Maui,
where he was assisting in arrangements
for the masonic temple cornerstone
laying today, in the steamer Noeau.
A Hawaiian was found dead in the
hold of the steamer Enterprise, with
his neck broken, on the arrival of the
vessel at Hilo from Honolulu last Mon
day morning.
Contributions to the San Francisco
relief fund in the Wailuku district
Waikapu, $71S.75; Kihei,, S2O445; Pun
meme, 1921; Kahului, $249.5O; total,
S1463.70.
Two hostile Chinese tongs in Hilo
are fighting in the District Court there
over the removal of a corpse from one
part of the Celestial cemetery to an
other. A mediator from Honolulu fail
ed to adjust the controversy.
Miss Laura Wells, student at stan
ford and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs C.
3. Wells. who arrived here in the Ala
media on her way home. will write an
account of the destruction of the in
stitution for the Maui News.
An entertainment will be given at
Palama chapel at o'clock tomorrow
evening. Among those assisting will be
Kamehameha Glee Club, Stanley Liv-
ingston, Miss Hall, Ernest Kaai, the
Desha boys and Mr.. Atherton.
jeremiah Froten, French Canadian
sailor who shipped in the ship Banga-
lore at Honolulu, died suddenly before
the vessel reached Hilo and was buried
there. He had told some of his ship
mates he had children in Boston.
In the cornerstone of the masonic
temple at Kahului, to be laid this
afternoon, will be deposited Maui large
documents copies of the Maui News
and Honolulu daily papers, a set. of
u. S. coins and postage stamps and a
silver trowel
The young people of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church will
give a social on the lanai of the SUI
sauna Wesley Home. 1444 King street,
at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Friends
and strangers are cordially invited.
Come and enjoy yourself.
The steamer Whittier, towing the oil
vessel Fullerton arrived at Kahului on
the End inst, bringing the first Califor-
MIA newspaper reaching these islands
with an account of the disaster. This
was the Monterey Daily Express OF
April 10 and the Maui News had the
benefit of it.
The dredger Reclamation is doing
excellent work in kahului harbor when
the wind and weather permit. After
the breakwater is extended out some
distance the wind will not interfere
with the work and it will progress
rapidly at all times and in spite of the