The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The grand jury viii probably render
& anal report today
The Board Of Health viii meet thi.
afternoon and viii probably discuss q
report on Hquozone.
TIE night blooning cereus hedge al
Oahu College is again showing bios
SONS. few appearing last evening.
Ladies, why not lunch at the Y w.
G. A? Substantial meals, pleasant
rooms beautiful view. lowest prices
E. A. Mott-smith denies that he is
a candidate for the office of Secretary
of Hawaii to succeed a. L. c. Akin
son.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Diyi-
sion No. /, viii hold it's regular meet
ing this evening in c. B. U. hall at s
o'clock
Miss Kate Woodward. for many
years with Jordan & Co, has accepted
a position with Sachs Dry Goods Co.,
Ltd.
The childrens garden fete of St.
Clements takes place on Saturday
afternoon next. Don't forget. Lots of
fun
An opinion is expressed that the
rafting of logs from the Coast to these
islands would make a menace to navi-
cation.
Surveyor s. NJ. Kanakanui left for
Hawaii yesterday to survey the Ha-
kalau lands. which are to be opened
for settlement.
superintendent Holloway has not
ratified Assistant superintendent How
lands request for Inspector Patterson S
resignation.
Mrs Henry z. Cooper has. been Sc
riously i'll since Friday following a
severe operation. She is reported to
be Improving.
The archway forming the Bcthel
street entrance OF the McCand,ess
building Is in position and attracts
general admiration.
The Board Of Supervisors viii meet
this evening and not in the afternoon.
owing to the inability of country mem
bers to attend before evening.
Rev J. L. Hopwood will lead the
prayer meeting tonight at Central
Union church. The subject OF the meet
ing will be 1.-The, Quality of Belief"
Walter Hayselden, c. H. White and
DR.. L. S. Thompson, are said to be
candidates for district magistrate Of
Kau in place of J. H. Waipuilani, de-
ceased.
rehearsal of the play for the bene-
fit of Guy Livingston will be held at
Elks' hall at 7:30 tonight. All partic-
ipants are requested to be promptly
on hand.
Two huis of fishermen at the Settle
ment have been making heavy catches
of late. Last Saturday they brought
in 1850 pounds and a few days before
landed 1900 pounds.
All members of Oahu Lodge No. l.
K. of P. are requested to meet in the
lodge room in K. P. hall at 10 o'clock
this morning to attend the funeral of
their late brother, James McCready.
At the Punahou Commencement Re
union tomorrow afternoon the commit
tee appointed a year ago on permanent
organization will make it's report and
an alumni association will be formed.
Initiation of candidates at regular
of the Theodore Roosevelt
Camp No. /. U. S. w W, this evening
in rooms Is and 16, Progress block.
Visiting comrades are cordially invited
to be present.
The Hawaiian band poster outside
our office, and so much admired by the
public was taken from the design
which won in competition and was
executed by our local artist and design
er, Tom Sharp.
Manoa Golf Club will hold a very i'm
portant meeting on the 29th of June,
at Alexander Young hotel The final
reports of the officers are to be read
and matters pertaining to the dissolu
ton of the cub are to be discussed.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health is designing a structure to be |
erected for the use of the Board of !
Health officials and employees as a
house. where they may /
oathe and be disinfeeted after making ;
heir daily rounds.
The Southern California girls return
o their native state today by the
;teamship Alameda after an enjoyable
list of several weeks. They have seen
lbout all there is to see and last week
from a trip to the Volcano
md afterwards went to Haleiwa for
. few days.