The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

gin at 1888 a. m. next Saturday
Byron o. Clark is making experiment
IN ratooning pineapples at Wahiawa
The Myrtle Boat Club win have fu
rehearsal of the opera Ship Ahoy'' a
Elks hall tonight.
| Excelsior Lodge meets this evenin.
at 40 O'Clock in odd Fellows Hal
for regular business.
A meeting of the Central Improve
ment Committee will be held at Promo
ton headquarters this evening
Mrs. Biart desires to express her deer
gratitude to friends who assisted fler OF
the occasion of her recent bereavement
Frank Davey, formerly of Honolulu
Is at present professor of art in tbs
Photographic course at Stanford Uni.
versity
The ladies of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians viii give a shirt wais,
dance next Saturday evening in Prog
ress Hall
Tenders Will be received at the Office
Of the County Clerk up to noon of
| August for matchmaking a portion
Of the Waialae road.
| Central Improvement Committee
1
| the Hawaii Promotion Committee
rooms. Important business.
4 The Hawaiian Poultry Association
will probably meet this week to listen
| to an address by Poultry Expert Stone
on Chicken Raising in Hawaii
Annie Kaalahiki swore out a COM
plant yesterday against Albert Trask
for using threatening language. Trask
was arrested early in the afternoon.
The Country Club has decided to take
lease Of the Rookie property for TWEEN
ty years at 5000 year, with an option
of buying it for $4,000 within five years.
The Democratic Precinct club of the
Sixth Precinct of the Fourth District
will hold a meeting at the Occidental
Hotel, King and Alakea streets, Thurs
day evening.
By a majority decision of the board
of arbitrators-J. w. Cathcart and A.
McBryde against w. O. Smith-the
Waimea Wine Co. of Kauai gets it's
desired license.
AT a sale Of Punchbowl lots on which
a lease had expired, held by Commits
sioner Pratt yesterday. A. v. Peters
bought one for $685., M. G. Santa Ana
one for sos and J. Silva one for 1925
There will be a meeting of the
Board of Dental Examiners of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii at Honolulu, July 81, |
1906. for the examination of candidates |
. to practice dentistry in |
the Territory.
Mrs Marques and family wish to |
express their thanks to the many
friends who SO kindly assisted them |
at the time of their late bereavement: |
they also thank the Concordia band, |
which played at the funeral.
Professor Davidson of the University |
of California has written to Professor |
Alexander requesting further inforna- |
ton about the experience of the French |
ship Andre Theodore in a submarine |
earthquake off Tasmania on April Is.
The kamehameha alumni will give a |
reception to Honorable Jonah K. Ka-I
lanianaole, Delegate to Congress. at |
their club house. Fort street opposite |
Kukui street on Wednesday evening at |
8 o'clock, August 1, 1906. All the Ka-
are requested to be pres
ent.
The ladies of the A o. FL, Division |
No. /. will hold a very important |
meeting this evening in c. B. u. Hall at
7:30- Arrangements are to be made
for the coming shirt waist dance, and |
other important business is to be
transacted All members are urgent
ly requested to attend.
William McCandless, owner of the
shaeks at the corner of King and Ala
kea streets, respecting which there
has been more or less friction with the
of Public Works. has given
his tenants fifteen days notice to move.
10 70 l1Sta nj ia
building on the property.
The bad fish lately put on the local
market, a lot of it sent to a Hilo auc-
.ioneer having been condemned, con-
sisted of an invoice of salmon valued at
$500 received by large firm. AS soon .
is the character of the invoice was
earned all the sales to retailers We're
'ecalled but in some cases too late to
consumers. III
Manuel r. lagoon, the caretaker of
he grounds of Allen & Robinson, on
King street, was arrested on warrant +
morning charging him with
assault His offense was the striking :.
If a boy the day before, who had
respassed in a search for Inangoes and A
lad climbed tree out of reach of the
Guardian. The boys mother is the
Prior to her departure for the Coast
" the Alameda on a well-earned vaca-
ion trip, the friends of Mrs. VIM. NJ.
1angton assembled at her residence
unday night to give her their aloha
nd farewell. There was some fine
iusic and refreshments were served and
general season of jollity was enjoyed.
mong those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Lewis Mr.. and Mrs.
. T. Herrick, Mrs. B. E. Langton, Miss
enevieve Langton. G. Boisse, Mr.. and
[rs. Mcdonald, and Messrs. Beakbane,
-imbali. George Carr, Chadwick Sell 3
ok, Roy Craw, Teal, Williams and Ed
tl1nd Norrie -