The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| There was no quorum for the Kinder
gartners' monthly meeting yesterday.
Supervisor J. Halualani of Maui coun-
~ died at his home in Hama on Thurs
Cay night
Owing to the death of DR.. Day. there
will be no meeting of the Hawaiian
Medical Society today.
out Of respect TO the memory of DR..
Day the symphony Society did not hold
its rehearsal last night
William Mckinley Lodge K. of P.
meets this evening at 100 o'clock in
Harmony Hail, King street.
There VIII be a special meeting of
Pacific Lodge this evening at 1880
o'clock with work in the first degree.
r''>1s fo~ sunplies and services for next
fiscal year, involving about 100000, are
l.>.-eu oy the honolulu naval station
DR.. ]. Maloney of Lahaina and well
known here, was operated on by Dr.
Judd for appendicitis, at Queens Hos
pitaI yesterday.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Gospel Mission service this evening at
7:$0 in the hall on Fort street opposite
to Club Stables.
Judge Dole stated from the bench
yesterday that not himself but Com
missioner Mailing may take testimony
in the sake cases.
William G. Bergin is reported to be
DESTROYS of purchasing the unexpired
lease of the Waikiki Inn, having six
years to run.
Colonel Irwin of the Twenty-first In
-. i =,
way to Manila, called on Secretary At
kinson yesterday and We're introduced
to Governor Carter.
A trial of the Examinations on the
grounds of the Catholic cathedral, for
tcnights Inauguration of the Holy
Ghost festival, was held last night. II
made a gorgeous field OF coIored light.
The Kalihf-waena Improvement Club
will meet in the Kaiini-waena school
house on Monday evening at 7:30. I'M
portant business is to be considered
and all members are urged to be pres ,
ent.
There are but twelve property and |
six income tax appeals to come before !
the court beginning on Monday. The
largest cases are those of the Rapid |
Transit and the Oahu Railway COM |
pan!es.
The baccalaureate sermon at the Ka-
Schools will be given Sun
day morning at $3.50 o'clock, by the |
chaplain, Rev ]. L. Hopwood. Subject:
Conformation or Transformation,
Percy Henshall and his sister and her
daughter, all of whom are of the fanny
II George Henshall of the Star, are
on the Sierra seeking a
.efuge from the San Francisco bay
.egion. They will remain in Honolulu
or an indefinite time.
musical entertainment and dance
will be given for the benefit of the
ioomana Naauao Kuokoa Society at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening,
Tune 2, 1906 at 7:30 p. m. Music will
De furnished by the Ernest Kaafs
Quintet Club. Tickets are 81 and 80
cents.
Iolani School for Boys, under direc-
ion of Bishop Restarick, closed it's year
yesterday. School will reopen on the
irst Monday in September, with John
;. Morgan as principal and Rev. A. L.
Hall and Mrs. Morgan as assistants. /,
)ther teachers will meantime be en- |
aged
Attorney Noar had about the hardest
proposition ever given to an assigned
when he had to defend
oman against higamy confronted in
curt with two living husbands, the
wo priests who performed the two
marriages and the two valid certifi-
ates of the separate marriages. IA
Where are you going to spend your
acation? Have you thought of the
o,cano? It's cool and delightful round
bout the Volcano House The tour
trough the Islands, Hilo, the side
rips from the hotel, and the volcano +
self make a journey to Kilauea worth
-hile. Trent & Co. 93S Fort street.
Beginning tomorrow ana continuing
ne week special evangelistic services
i'll be held in the First Methodist
Episcopal church of this city, corner
Beretania and Miller streets. The
astor breaches tomorrow morning at
O'Clock and in the evening at 1880.
IRIS. s. E. Damon will give an address.
he other services of the day viii be
S usual.
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