The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board of Education will meet
| this afternoon.
Secretary Atkinson went up TantaIus
Saturday and staid over Sunday
the Fifth District leaders caucused
at Republican headquarters yesterday
and talked.
, Governor and Mrs Carter are still
living at the beach, on the other side
Of Diamond Head
Honolulu Temple No. /, Rathbone
Sisters, meets this evening at 7:3O
| o'clock in K. of P. Hall.
II is thought that the new appointee
| % the Board of Education to succeed
| Mrs Jordan will be announced this
| week
The bark Amy Turner Is in port. She
brought a small cargo of general mer-
chandise and will take sugar TO the
Coast.-Hilo Herald.
Prof. r. c. L. Perkins, the prominent
entomologist, was a passenger from
Honolulu yesterday. He is going to
the volcano.-Hilo Herald.
Robert K Bonnie, taking mdYing
pictures for the Edison Company, is on
Maui. He will take panorama view
OF the crater of Haleakala.
A. B. Loebenstein, who recently re-
ce1ved the sad news of the death of his
father, has been i'll for some days, but
is improving.-Hilo Herald.
Kapellmeister Berger will find an
entirely new bandstand awaiting him
III the Capitol grounds when he comes
back from his mainland tour
W. E. Russell, who has charge Of the
Union Oil Company's oil tanks at Ka-
hului, has been i'll with tonsiiitis. Dr.
pinegar. has been attending him-Maui
News.
The newly-eIected presidents of the
Republican precinct clubs, and the
other officers-elect, We're booked for a |
call on Delegate Kuhio at Waikiki yes
terday afternoon.
The Republican primaries are to be
held Friday, August "a The date of |
the county convention has not yet been
decided upon, nor has the place of |
meeting. -Hilo Herald
An excursion train was run over the
Wahiawa branch of the o. r. ,S L.
yesterday. The regular timetable on
the branch, two trains per day each
way, goes into effect today
me portuguese band played at the
Aala Park baseball games yesterday, /
and there We're several thousand peo-
pie on the grounds. Secretary Akin
sons park policy is distinct success.
Father Adrian, Father Louis, Father
Wendelin, Brother Vincent, Brother ,
Brother Joseph, Brother Ray
mond and Brother Martin have return 4
ed from Honolulu, where they have
been in retreat.-Hilo Herald.
Mrs NJ M. Estee. who suffered Sc ,
we're losses by fire while living in the
Bella Vista Hotel, has removed to Ala (
media to live For a while she was
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Deer
ing, whose home, being in the Western
Addition. was happily out of the track
Of the f1ames.-Call.
Allan Dunn and his wife are expect
I'd back from their trip to New York
about the goth of this month, and then
some definite plans will be reached
a permanent home for the ]
Sequoia Club, of which Mr.. Dunn is
president. The Sequoia members are
having cosy times meeting at different
peoples homes.-Examiner .
Il am sorry that the reference in my
charge to prosecuting officer having
-efused to prosecute a case through
oique should have been taken as refer
ing to the County Attorney of Fa-I
vail" said Judge Parsons, when asked
is to the particular case to which he
'eferred. II had different matter in ,
mind altogether. '-Hilo Herald.