The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Leahi Chapter No. >, Order Easter
Star, meets this evening at 7:3o o'cIoci
| in Masonic Hall.
| c. Rahndol has left the Kahului stor
to take a position with c. 3. Eofgaart
{. Co, Wainea, Kauai
Ward Wells Of wailuku is recoverin.
from fever contracted while attend
| ing scSool at Berkeley, Cal
| George B. Henderson has succeeded
Mr.. Russell as manager of the Hygei;
Soda and Ice Works at Wailuku.
w. O. Smith expressed himself t,
| the Maui News earnestly in favor o.
having new courthouse erected al
Wailuku
The Honolulu Twilight nine defeated
the Eva Millers yesterday afternoon
The Waianaes are reported to have de.
| feated the Pearl Cityites.
Gene Clarke. or1nerry of the Hilo
Drug Co, lately called on Phil b
Dankey. editor of the Manila Bulletin
on his way from Panama to China and
Manchuria.
At a teachers meeting in Hilo reso-
lutions were passed to ask the Board
of Education for the appointment of
Hilo schools.
James c. Foss, whose studies at
Stanford Were interrupted by the earth
quake, has taken the position of as
sistant to Hugh Howell, Maui county
engineer, until the University resumes
operations.
strong petition has been sent to
superintendent Holloway from Hilo for
the extension of Richardson street
from Volcano to Pitman street Most
of the land TO pass through is govern
ment property.
Sam K. Pua, Hawaii county clerk,
has been interpreting at the Kailua
court term. he having gone to Kona
for his health. According to the Ha-
wall Herald, Sam is incidentally doing
Democratic-Home Rule politics.
At a meeting of the Hilo Board OF
Trade the president, John A Scott,
vigorously opposed the project of erect
ing the masonic temple at the corner
Of Waianueanue and Bridge streets. He
thought the whole block should be
reserved for the Federal building.
In connection with the meeting of the
Convocation of the Episcopal Church,
schoolroom of ST. Andrews cathedral
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. 1t Will be
g conference on Christian education
Papers win be read. followed by dis
cussion.
Ben H. Brown, guardian of the es-
tate of Mrs. Kaaewaihau, on appearing
before Judge Parsons at Hllo To show
cause why he should not make an ac-
counting, pleaded the loss of some
vouchers and the hearing was con-
tinued. A son of the woman demands
an accounting for about $1,000.
A Chinese laborer on Wailuku plan
tation. while working in the cane. was
severely injured by a flying stone from
a blast set off by a Japanese in a
taro patch. The Japanese
sent for a doctor, is paying all the in
jured mans expenses and has offered
to pay his wages while he is laid up.
John a. Scott has transferred his |
assumed liability for Mooheau Park, |
Hilo, since the county took over the |
debt, to the fund started by Miss |
Pomeroy for the Identification of |
Falls Park. This donation
IS s11670. A road is to be built to the !
falls and a shelter for tourists pro-
7ided there.
r. A Wadsworth and w. L. Decoto
IF the Koolau Rubber Co, after a
visit to the company's plantation at
Nahiku, declared themselves highly
pleased with the outlook on all of the
ubber plantations in that locality.
Trees planted last June are fifteen feet
Ugh. The Koolau company has 10000 Il
rees planted on % acres. II
superintendent of Public Works HOLM
oway has disapproved 4 proposed
Eange III the line of Front street, Hilo,
Is making an undesirable jog at the
rtersection of Church street If, how
Yer. the Board of Supervisors con-
lude on reconsideration that the
ocatiou is the proper one he viii APP
rove it. The Hawaii Herald denies
here is a jog in the tracing.
Judge Parsons at Hilo gave a deci-
ion in the matter of the Reinhardt
state. sustaining the widow and chill
ren in the contention that all the II
ents collected by the administrator
fter the death of the decedent, intes-
ate, are portion of the realty, title to
-hich vested in the heirs Immediately
pom Reinhartlts death. Rents in si1ch
case are not assets of the estate.