The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Int "oIh OF grading waikiki rod(
has been resumed
Editor ShioZawa, of Hawaii Shinpo
is at the Volcano House
Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order EASTER
star, meets this evening at 1:30 o'cloci
in Masonic Temple.
VIM. Hickey was bagged yesterday
! and taken to the police station. where
ne was charged with being a vag
1t is said that the Oahu County Re
publican Convention will not be called
until after the meeting of the Terri
torial Convention at Waikiki on Sep
TENDER sth
| Mons. A ViZzavona, who was French
Consul here up to last year. may yet
| return to duty in the islands. Postal
cards received by friends indicate that
this is likely.
The biggest crowd that has invaded
Haleiwa in three months took possess
| sion of that hosiery yesterday 1t was
| lively place. The golfers of course
| took their sticks along and had some
| playing.
| Miss Charlotte Hall and sister, Miss
Florence Hall, leave next month for
Boston to remain about a year. Miss
Florence Hall will make a special study
| of wood working. Miss Gertrude Hall
will go East about the same time.
About every horse and every wheeled
vehicle drawn by horses in town was
in commission yesterday for the use of
sailors from the transport Lawton. The
average was about three sailors to one
horse taking saddle horses into the
calculation.
The Brown Republican Club of the
9Th Precinct of the Fourth District was
held at Queen and Militant streets Sat
urday night. One hundred and ninety
members were enrolled. Ed. Geer is
president of the club. and J. J. Hughes
is chairman of the executive commit
tee.
j. D. Rothwell, formerly of Peacock
& Co., who has been spending some
days in town, will leave for the Coast
on the Enterprise. He contemplates a |
trip East by the Canadian Pacific and !
will visit Winnipeg, Toronto. Montreal, !
New York and Chicago before return |
ing.-Hilo Herald.
Today the mandamus case of the |
County Treasurer of Oahu against the |
Territorial Auditor will come up for |
hearing before Judge De Bolt. This is
the proceeding by which Treasurer
Trent seeks to recover half of the delin-
quent tax collections. The County of |
Maui is associated with Oahu in the
proceeding.
The bathing beaches at the Moana
and Seaside hotels were crowded yes
terday afternoon. Both beaches are
enjoying popularity, and the crowds
were about evenly divided. Saturday
and Sunday afternoons are favorites
with the patrons and each week sees
an increase in those who enjoy the
surfing sport.
A couple of French sailors from the
ship Andre Theodore celebrated too
Justify on Saturday. which happened
to be the anniversary of the Fall of
the Bastile, and they We're finally sent
to the local Bastile to sober up. 1t is
probable that His Honor will pardon
their offense today, as the men have
had a couple of nights and a day in
the cells and some account may be
taken Of the cause for their fall from
the water wagon
The many friends of Miss Esther
here in Hi1o will be pleased 1
to learn that she has gained the degree
Of t.B. Pd.'' Bachelor of Pedagogy at {
the Michigan State Normal College.
The class graduated this year was
in number. Miss Pomeroy
eft Hilo year ago last May to take
4 postgraduate course.-Hilo Herald.
The o. NJ. Kellogg is loading redwood
lumber at Humboldt Bay for H. Hack
'eld &, Co, Hilo. She will bring about
E5O. 900 feet.-Hilo Herald.