The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

R. C. A. Peterson has returned from
Hawaii
A Garvie OF Bishop & Co. returned
from HIo yesterday
A, Richley. manager o. the Koa
Lumber Co., is the city.
Mrs. w. H Shipman was an arrival
from Hawaii on the Kinau.
Attorney W. H. Smith of Hilo was
a kinau passenger yesterday.
Mrs. C. E. Richardson and Miss
Louisa Hapai of Hilo came down yes
terday. #.1%A
Former Judge ]. w. Kalua of Maui.
a Home Rule leader. is staying at the
Alexander hotel.
Yesterday the rails were being laid
on the trestle bridge at Wahiawa. and
this week trains will run into the set
Element.
Louis vetter, one of the yacht Lur-
lines party, has written to c. T. VIII
der saying he wished he had time to
visit Hawaii again.
U. S. District Attorney Breckons may
get his official hand in upon the traffic
in adulterated liquors when the Pure
Food Act goes into effect.
mere WI De d meeting OF the Cen
trail Improvement Committee in the
Hawaiian Promotion Committee rooms
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. P. T. Fem, Phi. D., of Wichita,
Kansas, who arrived in the Mongolia
for visit of some weeks, will preach
in ST. Andrews cathedral this even
ing.
Brainerd H. Smith, the local agent
for the Hidalgo Plantation and Com
mercial Co, expects to leave in the
Korea, August IA. for a three weeks
trip to the States.
Els wird hierdurch bekannt gemacht,
dass Herr Pastor Hans Isenberg, am
Sonntag den 90 JUL Vormittags II
Uhr, in der deutschen Kirche den Got
tesdienst abhalten wird.
superintendent Rabbit denies all
knowledge of letter the Home Rulers
say he has written to them, asking for
a contribution from the party of $500
to build schoolhouse at Kalihiwaena.
The G. A. r. has abandoned it's prof.
ect of putting a war drama on the
boards. A play of peace will be sub
stituted Co. FVs refusal to take part
in the martial representation caused
the change.
A. A. Brown, editor of the Red Fun
mel magazine published in New Zea-
land, was a through passenger in the
Aorangi. He holds very high opin-
ion of the services of the late Premier
Seldom to his country.
Rev. John P. Erdman and Miss Erd-
man, recently from Japan, Will visit
the Epw orth League of the NJ. E.
church this evening at $3.50 o'clock and
VIII assist in the service. John NJ.
Martin will be in charge
Moses Kauwe, lifelong missionary
in the Gilbert Islands of which he is
a native, arrived here yesterday in the
steamer Progress. He comes to assist
the venerable DR.. Bingham in translat-
ing religious works into Gilbertese.
John M. Martin will conduct a song
and praise service at Oahu prison at
II this morning. Addresses will be de-
livered by Rev. J. L. Hopwood and
Mrs. Corrie, a New Zealand lady, and
English and Hawaiian hymns will be
sung by the prison quartet.
w. L. Howard. treasurer of Palolo
Land and Improvement Co, is quoted
as saying Engineer Kellogg's opinion
on the Palolo water sources is absurd, |
as there are many springs down the
valley which anyone can see do not |
derive their water from Kaea spring
At Central Union church today Rev
J. Walter Sylvester will preach at II |
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject |
The Life that is Full of Symmetry" !
Evening subject, Some of the Later |
Lessons from the Stricken City by the |
Golden Gate" The public is invited. |
There are several civil service en-
ployes including some posto. ice clerks. |
said to be caught out in the cold on |
the Coast by the shutting down of the |
transports from carrying any but perl
sons connected with the Army or |
Navy. The difference between 81 day
and $75 for the trip is hard rub.
NJ. T. Simonton yesterday afternoon
RECEIVED a cablegram from Captain E.
w. Kelly announcing the arrival of the
bark George Curtis in San Francisco
The Curtis left Honolulu on the LIST of |
July. Among the passengers were
Mrs. Simonton and son, who go to
Southern California for six months
visit with relatives.
Consul Mkt Saito is not expected to
return from Japan now until Septem-
Der 25. 1t is surmised that he prolong-
ed his already long absence from his
post to await the arrival in Japan of