The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J frog farm has been started on III,
} Waialae road.
Sydney Jordan goes to the Coast b1
the S. S. Moana next week.
L. A Andrews will take hold a man
aser OF the Parker ranch April l.
Regular business this evening al
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
I. A. Simpson of the Pantheon is
laid up with an attack of rheumatism.
The Bishop of Zeugma expects to
pay visit of three weeks to the Coast
in May.
Homesteaders are beginning to take
Up residence on the Palolo valley ma
uka lots
! McWhirter, the plumber is back in
town after prolonged sojourn in San
Francisco.
! Rough weather during the last week
/ has caused a fish famine from Kahuku
| to Kahana
Mrs. w. NJ. Kincaid and daughter
nave arrived safely at their new home
in Virginia.
Frank Levy leaves for the Coast
next week for a flying trip to Chicago
and New York.
DE- Taylor is reported somewhat i'm
proved. He has been seriously i'll at
his rooms in the Young Hotel.
20 views of the Floral Parade for
l0c. at the Gazette office. Mail copy
TO your friends on the mainland.
{. Elvtn. practising with the police
at the revolver range yesterday, made
90 out of a possible so, at 40 yards
II
dinner party at the Moana Hotel last |
evening, covers being laid for sixteen |
guests.
Japanese sailor of the steamer |
Helene's crew was drowned at Homo
kaa last Wednesday by the upsetting
of a boat.
1t is reported that the Chinese in
Hawaii have subscribed for over $780,
600 of the stock of the Hankow and
Canton Railway.
w. F. Drake has been promoted to
be chief deputy of the Collector of |
Revenue in place of Harry D.
resigned.
Rupert Drum, late of the Butler Co.,
'eturns to San Francisco next week.
The first Avocado pears of the sea-
son are on the market.
Waialae road residents complain of a
Door crop of spring chickens OCCASION
ID by continuous blasting necessitated
~ road repairs in that district.
Charles Motley, Home Rule president
$ quoted as saying that Kuhio will not
lave Home Rule support if nominated
or Delegate by the Republicans.
One million dollars of waialua Agri-
re retired today under the conversion
# the bonded Indebtedness to five per
ents.
An inpromptu entertainment viii be
-iven by the Seamen's Institute at it's
ooms, King and Bethel streets, this
for men from the cruisers and
ther vessels in port.
DIR. and Mrs. F. Howard Humphris
ave an enjoyable swimming party at I
he Moana Hotel beach yesterday in
onor of the officers of the British
ruisers Cambrian and Flora. q
The America Maru leaves for the 9
'oast today. Mail copy of the pic
orial souvenir Of the Midwinter Flor
Parade to your friends on the
mainland. Price 1oc. For sale at all
ews stands and at the Gazette office.
In return for the kindness shown to
ne Hawaiian delegation by the San
francisco Chamber of Commerce, it
as been suggested that some kind of
ospitable attentions should be paid
} certain business men of that city
ow visiting Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. Marquard, who have
cen playing all winter at Techau Tav-
rn, San Francisco, will arrive here
bout the middle of April, and on
thursday evening, April 10, will give
concert. Mr.. Marquard is a violinist
nd his wife is a harpist. Mrs. Mar
uard was here about two years ago.
On Thursday evening the hotel man
gers We're entertained by Manager
ews of the Hawaiian Hotel at that
1stelry. The dinner was elaborate
nd great success The guests $50
ere Manager Hertsche of the Moana, | ..
anager Gray of the Young, Manager a
idgood of the Haleiwa, and F. Gil
NTH, general passenger agent of the
r. e L. On Monday evening the \
me contingent will dine at the Young
otel as guests OF Manager Gray.