The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.


office yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Crozier left on tn
Sonoma yesterday for a visit to Auck
land
Melville Turner and Daniel King de
parted tor Maui last night and vii
return Tuesday.
Regular meeting of William McKin
ley Lodge No. 5. K. of p. this evening
in Harmony Hail.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. g. Order East
ern Star, meets this evening in Ma
sonic Hall at 100 O'Clock
Clinton ]. Hutchins and family viii
occupy the residence of Mrs. c. B. Da-
mon Thurston avenue, on June Is
There was no case heard yesterday by
the Tax Appeal Court, owing to Mr.
Withington's being engaged in the Cir
cult Court.
p Passengers for Mahukona by special
trip of steamer Kinau should procure
their tickets without delay at the Inter-
Island S. n. office
Students of Oahu College will pre-
sent She Stops TO Conquer this
evening at the little thea torium in the
Preparatory School.
d. Thaanum, secretary of the Hawaii
Herald Publishing Co. arrived on the
Sonoma. He has been making a visit
to relatives in Denmark during the past
three months.
The members of the Scripture Union
are invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Give Da-
vies to Craigside, Nuuanu Valley, this
afternoon from $50 to 6. During the
afternoon an address will be given.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Girard, who taught
in Kawaiahao Seminary for some terms
and left here three years ago. died at
Glendale, Wash, May 25, aged 81
years.
Mrs. LIE Count, wife of a prominent
business man of San Francisco passed
through on the Sonoma yesterday Mrs
LIE Count has many friends here, hav-
ing visited Honolulu on three or four
occasions.
The Kinau is scheduled to sail for
Mahukona this evening at s o'clock,
carrying the special party which is to
be present at the opening of the Ko-
hala Ditch on Monday. The party will
return on the Mauna Loa next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Dexter departed
on the Sonoma yesterday for Auck-
land They We're given a royal send
off by a coterie of friends, who covered
them With beautiful leis. Mr. and Mrs.
Dexter will reside permanently in
Mrs. Peter Owen, wife of the chief
engineer of the Sonoma. and child, left
on the Sonoma yesterday and will
1aly he trim CSaf
to San Francisco. Mrs. Owen |
has been here about two months visit
ing friends
c. j. Hutchins has received word that |
the eight-story steel vaults of the Pa |
cific Mutual Insurance Co, also the |
special vaults under the Of |
fees of the California Safe Deposit & |
Trust Co, had been opened and the |
contents found intact and uncharred.
Jas. F. Morgan, in charge of the Ha
waiian relief fund in San Francisco, |
has written to say that he would send |
his final report by mail leaving June
), He says the mann Red Cross COM |
nittee was about to ''curtail and con-
,entrate great deal of it's work and
several relief bureaus would forthwith |
lose.
The Salvation Army holds meetings
very night, except Monday at s
o'clock. Sunday services Holiness
Meeting at 1890 a. M: meeting in the
,enitentiary at 1890: junior meeting
md Bible class at 8 p. m; salvation
meeting at p. m. Everybody is cor
TALLY invited to attend these meet
rgs Adjutant and Mrs. Bamberry in
,harge
F.. Fl. Edwards, the vanilla planter, L
S reported to be promoting a company Il
. uIstill okolehao in Kona. Ha wall. Il
The capital mentioned is $4,000. 1t is /
proposed to ship the spirit in barrels
o Honolulu. where it will be bottled
md labeled for market by w c. Pea
ock & Co. Ltd. Special inter-island
teamer freight rates are said to have
een promised.
An evening paper reports that two
Portuguese and a Hawai-
a terrible fright on Thurs
ay while drawing water from Nuuanu
tream near the brick kiln, when they
uddenly came across an alligator three
eet long. They ran and the saurian
an without improving acquaintance
hin Since the St. Louis College alli-
ator died some years ago, it has not
zen reported that any more pets of
he kind have been imported.
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