The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Promotion Committee meets al
80 today.
The Board of Health will meet at
p. m. today.
w. L. Vredenburg, the Hawaii small
farmer, returned TO Kohala yesterday
Mrs. H. C. Austin and family left fol
Kohala yesterday TO remain perma-
nently
B. F.. vickers left yesterday with the
intention of making the circuit of Ha-
wall
Steamer timetables can be had al
the Promotion Committee rooms, also
at the Gazette office.
The Republican Precinct Club of the
Second Precinct of the Fourth District
held a meeting last night.
Norman Gedge has gone to Lahaina
on business connected with the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co.
Floral Parade souvenirs, only 10
cents, for sale at Wall, Nichols Co,
Ltd, and at the Gazette office.
Rev. G. D. Edwards will give the adj
dress at the MONDAY services for men
at the Young building mission today.
Alexander & Baldwin's popular
steamer calendars can be had on appli-
cation at the office of the firm in the
building.
$40 will be given to the party who
suggests a proper name for the new
hotel at the Hawaiian Annex in Wal
kiki
Regular meeting of the Honolulu
Aerie No. 140 Order of Eagles. will be
held this evening at 7:3o o'clock, K. of
P. Hall. A full attendance of members
is requested.
class OF Kamehameha boys, fifteen
of them. were in Judge De Bolts court
yesterday, watching court procedure.
They will give their impressions in
the form of essays.
It is said that Ho Fon has decided
to pay over to the United Chinese So
cieties the $120 900 concerning which the
Chinese community has been agitated
for some days past
George P. Thielen was a passenger to
Hilo yesterday, on business connected
with the koa industry. While away
he will visit Hamakua and investigate
the tobacco prospects.
The Emily Whitney brought the first
of Kauai county road ma
chinery, two sprinkling carts. The
balance will come on the Flint, which
sailed from San Francisco March %.
A concert for the benefit of the Pa
lama playground and clubs will be
given at Palama chapel on May 1.
Tickets viii be twenty five cents.
Some well-known musical. people have
to take part
1t is rumored that plans have been
drawn for a tourist hotel on Pacific
Heights to accommodate two hundred
guests. If it is built, the electric road
there will probably be rebuilt, and per-
naps extended around to Tantalus.
Travelling expenses have been sent by |
President Pinkham of the Board of |
Health to DR.. T. H. Holman of Phila- |
lelphia. who is coming here from
to be one of the physi- |
,ians at the Settlement on Molokai.
The Kaimuki Improvement Club will |
hold a meeting next Tuesday night at |
he Government Nursery, at which |
President L. T. Peck of the Rapid |
Transit Company will deliver an adj |
lress on the subject of improved car
service.
The marriage of Miss Mikila to Mr..
ernest Hu, which was to have taken |
,lace on Thursday evening at Kaiulanl |
Home. has been postponed owing to the |
serious illness of the prospective
groom. On Sunday morning he suf-
cred a stroke of paralysis and is still
n very precarious condition.
DR.. Walter Brinckerhoff, government
physician at the new experiment sta
ion at the Settlement on Molokai, is
ngaged in draughting an entirely new
ct of plans for the proposed buildings
t the station. The plans forwarded
rom Washington, it has been found.
o not meet the conditions at all.
Assistant superintendent Stephens of
he Rapid Transit Company, while
landing on the footboard of a Bere-
ania street car last evening had one
f his legs badly barked by contac.
18th a saw-horse to which was attach
d a red danger lantern. Several
-ooden horses have been placed over
newly-oiled portion of the street,
nd someone must have showed a horse
lose to the track.
A small gold pin set with pearls has
cen lost. See classified ads.