The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-09

| views OF the kohala ditch opening eX
| ercises, has been in Iiil0 getting view:
| of objects of interest. Monday he was
| at Waiakea plantation and secured bio
| scope views of plantation operations
! cutting cane, loading, etc, ana Il view
! of the locomotive and cars speeding
through the cane.
a party consisting of Mr. and Mrs c
| C. Kennedy, Bruce Kennedy, Hrs. j. !.
! Kennedy, Jessie Kennedy, Stanley c.
Kennedy, Mrs. Ronald c. Kennedy and
| Mrs. L. K. Myers spent a delightful day
Saturday at Nh Kennedy upper resi-
| dence, Bide-a Wee
Mrs. Hayes, life of DR.. Henry Hayes,
and child, arrived home from their visit
at Washington, by the Enterprise, Sun
day.
Mrs. Pierce and Miss Pierce, wife
and daughter of Captain g. H. Pierce,
the Hilo representative of the Matson
lines, arrived from California by the
Enterprise Sunday.
DR.. Archer Irwin and wife left for
Hakalau Friday to remain. DR.. Irwin
takes the position there of plantation
physician formerly held by his brother.
DIR. Fred Irwin, who has taken the
place of physician on the Olaa planta-
ton.
Mr.. c. A. Neff, for the past two
years teacher in the HiIo Boarding
School, accompanied by s. Yamamoto
recent graduate, leaves this week by
the Enterprise for Honolulu. They go
to Wooster, Ohio, to attend the Uni
versity of Wooster.
L. Give Davies, secretary of the
Leah Home for lncurables, wrote in
forming the Board of Supervisors that
the home would take patients from the
County of Hawaii at rate of 75 cents
per day so long as the present appro-
prlatlon is received from the Legisla-
ture. This went to the Finance Com
mlttee as did a communication of the
trustees of the Hilo Hospital regarding
the case of George Silva, former Amer
lean sailor, who is suffering from heart
trouble and is considered incurable.
Transportation to the Leahi Home was
asked.
ID. A. Loebenstein, son of A. B.
fLoebenstein Of Hilo, will leave today
for Honolulu and thence for Midway
Island, where he will be engaged in the
survey work to be done by the Federal
authorities. On his return he will be
among the surveying staff, which is to
make a complete plan of Hilo harbor.
II. j. Bray of Honolulu, who con-
signed the fish to a Hilo auctioneer
which the health officers condemned
and destroyed, has demanded 81 for
the fish, 81 of which is for freight He
writes that the fifty boxes of herring
were in good condition and that q some
OF the same shipment were sold to the
largest dealers in Honolulu -
The Rev. Fathers Wendelin and Adj
rien will leave this week for Honolulu
to assist at the annual retreat of the
fathers of the Catholic Mission. They
expect to return on July Is. During
their absence Rev. Father Otto of Homo
mu will be in charge of the Catholic
Church at Hilo.
Byron K. Baird, the newly appointed
Deputy Collector of Customs for Hilo.
assumed his new duties on the first OF
the month. Mrs. Baird, formerly a
Miss Widdifeld, will join him with
their child shortly. They have taken
the Nawahi cottage on School street
Mrs. Henry Castle, with Miss Castle
of Honolulu, are at the Volcano
United States. Marshal F. r. Hendry
of Honolulu is a visitor in the city.
Miss M. Rutherford, a sister of Miss
Rutherford, Of the Hilo kindergarten,
was an arrival by the Enterprise.
Rev. Father Celestine n. Ruault cele-
brated the jubilee of his priesthood at
Walohinu with appropriate ceremonies
from June % to "a inclusive