The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give a
| dance next Saturday evening.
Mrs. r. r. Weir leaves next Thurs.
! dav in the 5. G. Wilder for the Coast
Koloa Sugar Co. will pay $4,000 of
| its 1902 bond issue of s250,o0o on May
LIST.
| A meeting of the w C. T T. will be
held at Central Union church at 2:3O
o'clock today.
There will be work in initiatory de-
/ gree this evening at Excelsior Lodge,
I. o. o. F. Hall
7 Beginning with May /, the Alexander
/ Young Hotel will be conducted on the
| European plan only.
The Ladies Auxiliary, A o. H,
meets this evening at 8 p. m. in C. B.
T. Hall, on Fort street.
The American Sugar Co., Ltd, have
declared a dividend which is due and
payable on next Friday.
st. Clements Easter Offering was for
the purchase of stained glass window
to be placed above the altar
Mr.. Ginaca is expected back from
the Coast with his perfected cane cut
ter in the steamer Sonoma.
Prof. w. D. Alexander will read a
paper on Buddhism at Central Union
church chapel tomorrow evening.
Captain c. J. Campbell is going about
with crutch, having injured his knee
by slipping on the postoff1ce steps.
Young Hawaiians Institute will hold
special meeting this evening at 7:30
O'Clock in rooms. Kapiolani building.
William Johnston of the Inter-Island
Company has gone to the Coast to ,su-
perintend the construction of the new
steamer.
John NJ. Ross. manager of the Haka-
lau Plantation Co.. came down to see
his brother and will return on the XII
nau today.
modern silo for the storage of
sorghum fodder has been completed for
the agricultural branch of Kamehame- |
ha schools.
1t is thought the Federal grand jury |
will be discharged in time to allow |
those from the other islands to return |
on the Kinau today.
St. Clements congregation made an
Easter gift to the rector, Rev. John
osborne, of a purse of money with |
which to buy a new horse.
A tentative Home Rule slate on Ma
vi has Judge J. w. Kalua for sheriff,
D. H. Kahaulelio for county attorney
and t. B. Lyons for Senator.
E c. Mellor of the T. H. Davies Co.
store in Hilo leaves for Hilo today.
He has been in town on business con-
nected with the Federal court.
Rear Admiral Lyon of the naval sta
ton and Captain NJ Diaz of the Ar
gentine training ship Presidente Sar-
miento exchanged calls yesterday.
Judge A. N. Kepoikai is reported as
denying that he took leading or any
part in the denomination of Delegate
Kuhio by the Republicans of Maui
G. d. Malone, formerly at the Ma
kaweli sore and latterly with Theo.
H. Davies & Co, has taken the man
agement of j. I. Silva's store at Eleele,
Kauai.
Owing to the fact that DR.. Kincaid !
is going away earlier than was expect
ed the committee to find a successor |
IN the pastorate of Central Union |
church has become active.
Manager Conger OF the San Bernar-
limo Evening Times Index informs
Promotion Secretary Wood that his
paper will send four young ladies to
Hawaii within two months.
E. F. Patten, for several years NAM
lger of the plantation store at Haka- I
au, Hawaii, has been selected by
Theo, H Davies e Co. to succeed
lewis Turner as manager of the L. 4
Turner Co. store in Hilo.
J. D. Bicknel1. brother of the county
uditor. is in business now as treas
rer and secretary of the Terry-Bend-
ng Engineering and Construction Co.
t Grand Rapids, Michigan. He was
instructor in the engineering u
apartment at Kamehameha Manual.
A Union Christian Endeavor Society
as been formed at Wailuku with the II
GLOWING officers: w. F. Crockett | {
resident; Mr.. Peries, vice presidentif
Y. L. Naples, secretary; Miss Emily
abb, corresponding secretary; Mrs. =
z. E. Saffrey, treasurer; Rev. Dodge,
hartman of prayer meeting commit
ee; Miss Emily Ball chairman of
lusical committee; Mr.. A. Douse,
hartman of lookout committee: Mr..
mott chairman OF social committee.