The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


/ DIR. Norgaard territorial veterinar-
/ ian, left for Hawaii yesterday.
The Ancient Order of Hibernian.
| meet this evening at 8 o'clock in c. B
L. Hall.
Mrs. George Martin departed for tbs
Coast on the Korea, accompanied BY
her children.
Miss Gertrude Hall of the Contra,
Union choir departed for the mainland
on the Korea.
F. j. Cross, manager of the wire
less telegraph system, went &c Kauai
last evening on business trip,
Framed pictures of the governors
and secretaries of Hawaii are soon to
be hung IN the Governors Office.
Mrs. Q. H. Berrey departed on the
Korea for Nebraska, to remain several
months, for the benefit of her health
The grinding of the 1906 crop was
finished at Eva plantation on Sa tur-
day, approximating a little over 10000
tons.
The case of assault against A.
Trask, IN which the complainant was
his daughter. was dismissed by judge
Whitney yesterday.
Dine at the Royal Hawaiian Friday.
Concert of best Hawaiian music from
$50 to $50 O'Clock. Dancing LAGER.
Reserve places now
The preliminary hearing of Miamura
and Mazda, the alleged Eva murder
ers, has again been postponed, this
time until the 18th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Roos OF San
Francisco. after spending a delightful
honeymoon here, departed for home
yesterday on the Korea.
The Secretary OF War has published
d call for tenders for constructing of
roads, sidewalks, grading. etc, at the
new military post, Kahauiki.
Honolulu headquarters for the Heefa
plantation, the Kaneohe ranch and the
Koolau Railroad Company have been
established in the Stangenwald build
ing.
a public hearing to discuss the mat
ter of setting aside $3.50 acres of Wal
amaze mountain land as forest reserve
viii shortly be called by the Gov
ernor.
Senator H. P. Baldwin returned to
Maui yesterday. He came here early
in the week with one of his sons to
obtain special treatment for the lat
ter's eyes.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, Z.
S. W. V, viii hold their regular
meeting this evening in rooms in
Waverley Hall, on Bethel street. I'M
portant business.
%ourt Lunalilo No. $500 will hold
their regular meeting tonight at K. of
+. Hall. All brothers are requested
to attend. Business of Importance and
of candidates.
J. c. McPheeters, for the last two
years with the Honolulu Gas Co, sew
cred his connection with that organ
ization on Saturday and left for the
Coast on the Korea yesterday.
Rev. J. W. Wadman. pastor of the
Methodist church, departed for the
mainland on the Korea. He will seek
rest and on his return to Honolulu
will be accompanied by Mrs. Wadman.
The Archives building may be opened
to use next week. After being open
fer public inspection, it will be closed |
tc permit the unhampered arrange
nent of the Territory's valuable ar
chives.
Rev. 7. p. Fem, wife and two chill
dren, departed for their home in |
Kansas, after spending a few |
weeks in Honolulu. The minister |
preached several times at st. An
irew's.
w. A. Wann, who was in the insur-
tnce business here for several months, |
departed yesterday for Berkeley, to
present the Mutual Life there. He 1
vas accompanied by Mrs. Wann and
The famous Brewers, who helped the
fuy Livingston benefit SO much, will +
'ender an entirely new bill at the
<aimuh Heights Zoo, Wednesday ana
evenings, August Is and Is
Sew music
High mass at $50 a. M, with sermon
nd collection, rosary at p. M, at the
<alihi- waena church, Rev. Father
,lement. Today is that's of the As
of The Virgin Mary, day
f obligation.
The Kona Development Company
nd the West Hawaii Railroad Com
any have engaged offices on the third
DOR of the Stangenwald building. F.
;. McStocker, the managing director
I I
ffices about next week.
A two-story house on Lunalilo street
ear Keeaumoku is offered for rent
n easy terms. Same is connected
18th gas, has electric lights and is
1t also has servants
uarters and stable. For further par
culars call at room 206 Judd build
lg.
The annual meeting of the Chamber
Commerce will be held this after g
Don at o'clock. Secretary James
ordon Spencer will resign his office
is firm. the Pacific Hardware Com
any, has disincorporated, and there
re he no longer represents d business
1use. Mr.. Spencer has been the eff
ent secretary OF the chamber for the y
lst twelve years
4 fatal accident occurred at Camp
the H c. q :, Co.'S plantation at &
a. m. Monday, resulting III the death 81
Morishigi, a Japanese hackdriveri g
Waikiki. The accidental discharge s.
a shotgun in the hands of w. Won q