The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-11
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DR. Rogers viii return from Maui on
July 21st.
Young Mems Gentle Club is Jap
anese sign on LiIiha street cut
F'lours Taylor" is another.
All Wing, a Chinese boy. aetat Il. was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF as
| saulting a native son of 7 summers.
! First-class tickets TO all stations on
| the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
| tickets are now en- sale at the office of
| Trent & Co, s3s Fort street
| Mary VestaI was committed to the
insane asylum by Judge Derby yester-
| day She arrived here by the Miovera
ana has been behaving strangely ever
since.
The reported suicide of japanese
at Waianae some weeks ago is now said
10 have been nothing but a ruse TO es-
cape prosecution for Illegal fishing with
dynamite.
There viii be meeting of the First
Precinct, Fourth District, Republican
Club on Friday evening at the resi-
Lt1ACC OF L 1GilAAAilA4S -AECN-A4S -
called for 7:30 o'clock.
At the Board of Health meeting to
be held at D. m today number OF
important matters VIII be discussed.
and the garbage disposition question
viii have some prominence.
Surveyor c. V. E Dove has just is
sued new map of Honolulu, showing
the street system to advantage and Civ
ing the location OF the fire and police
alarm or telegraph boxes ard fire by
drants.
Teachers examinations viii be held
today at the Normal school instead Of
at the High school as formerly. The
teachers taking these examinations are
those below the grades requiring life
and drst-class certificates
II is rumored that F'rawley's COM
pany Of players may visit Honolulu in
October and present a repertoire Of le-
gitinate dramas at the Hawaiian Opera
house. FrawIey has visited Honolulu
on two occasions and his companies
have met with favor.
Bids for the construction OF the new
crematory for Nuuanu cemetery were
opened at the offices of the Hawaiian
Trust Company yesterday. Before be-
ing made public the bids are TO be
passed upon by the trustees of the
crematory association.
The idol worshiper who has spent
part of each day for eight years
past with the bronze statue of Kane
hameha has donned a new suit of
clean white clothes and got a hair cut |
Idol worshiping as a business con-
tinues firm with an upward tendency. |
The installation ceremonies of Pacific |
Rebekah Lodge viii be held on Thurs |
day evening, at which not only all |
Pacific members are expected TO be |
present, but Olive Branch members are |
invited TO attend An informal enter /
tainnent viii follow the installation
and the ladies are planning dainty |
collation. for the occasion :
The old Capitol grounds bandstand
has been rebuilt and the painters are
low putting on the finishing touches
The bandstand is now credit not on
y TO the Capitol grounds but TO the
eIty- II has always been an object Of
interest 10 tourists, but its rather dilap-
dated condition in the past two or
-hree years made II something OF an
syesore.
A heiau, or Hawaiian temple, is said
o have been discovered on the slopes
# Diamond Head. near the location Of
he old ostrich farm. According 10
statements made to T. G. Thruu1s. the
,eiau was built by King Kalakaua, or
II least by the Hale Mana, a secret so
iety 10 which the King belonged and
vas the head. Of course. only the
uins remain.
Miss Elizabeth Quincy viii be mar
led TO Mr.. H B. Gehr tomorrow even
ng at the home Of the brides mother.
seretania street. The wedding viii be
rivate. only relatives and intimate
riends to be present. Miss Quincy is I
teacher in the public schools and Mr..
sef1r has enga ged in business since his I
rival here several years ago The I
Dung couple viii spend their honey-T
looT at WaileIe Castle, Allan Herbert's
-aiifi place. i.
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