The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-26

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Charles Hall of Waimea, Kauai is il
town.
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodg,
at 7:30 o'clock.
The Honolulu Times for July viii be
OUT on Wednesday.
Kealoha. chronic drunk. was sent t,
the reef for 20 days by Judge Derbs
yesterday
Pacific Lodge will hold a special meet
ing, with work in the third degree, this
evening at 80 o'clock.
Court Canoes No. S110, Order of For
esters, meets this evening in San An
tonic Hall. Important business.
Mrs. Nary Ammo Lemon celebrated
her 65rd birthday yesterday by giving
Ia Iuau at her Waikiki residence.
o. w. Wilson, recently vagged, was
remanded until July by Judge Derby
yesterday He will probably fit.
If you wish Hawaiian curios, show
cases, jewelry, pictures, etc, attend
Fishers sale today on Alakea street.
Ladies, why not lunch at the Y. w.
c. A? Substantial meals, pleasant
rooms, beautiful view, lowest prices.
Prizefishter Silva, charged with as
sault anG battery on one Romeo, was
discharged in the police court yester-
day.
Yesterdays arrests included: Hiro-
moko, common nuisance; Helana tw).
assault and battery; J. Lua, larceny.
second degree.
Mrs E. B. Oliver, who sailed on the
Siberia, cabled her daughter, Mrs A.
Marques, that she reached San Fran
cisco Monday, June 25.
-FOUR DRINKS We're fired the usual
amount in the police court yesterday.
Frank c. Bertelmann was released
fl ON Oahu jail yesterday. after taking
the poor mans oath.
Willie Kwai Fong of the Bank of Ha-
wall returned yesterday on the Mon
golia from visit to China. He spent
his entire vacation of three months in
travelling to and from China and visit
ing friends and relatives.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society, Il free Informal social is to be
held at the Methodist parsonage this
evening ct O'Clock. All members OF
the congregation and their friends are
invited to be present.
Major-General Brooke, U. S. A, is a
through passenger on the Mongolia en-
route to the United States. He has
been on duty in the Philippines. He
was given an opportunity to see the
sights of the city in one OF the armyF's
four-mule ambulances yesterday.
DR.. Eugene May, a lecturer OF Wash
ipgton, d. c., is a passenger on the
He has been collecting mat
ter in China and the Philippines for
platform use. Dr. May hopes, ct a
later period, to spend some zine here.
He has ordered the Jubilee number of
he Advertiser sent to him.
Frank B. McStocker. the temporary
of Kahuku plantation, was in
town Yesterday 1t had been rather
Try, but they were getting some rain
hen. he said yesterday afternoon. He
vas going to start taking off the Laie
zrop on July 6. Kahuku would be
through grinding about the middle oil
August.
George Koumca has started what
,ught to be a profitable new industry,
n the making of a neat article of
mems belts out of dressed goatsk1n.
they are in double rope form. with a
pfdSS DuckIe anu lOOpS loi
firth. With some modification and
perhaps coloring an attractive belt for |
voman's wear might be made of the
anne material.
Bishop S. Jarlin, a Catholic preiate |
vho has been stationed in the city of
'eking for some time. is passing
through on the Mongolia, en- route TO
rome. He is accompanied by his sec
II, IN
ow of Father Valentin yesterday ana
nany places of interest We're visited
he Bishop was tremendously pleased
With the display of fishes at the
.quarium.