The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-07
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| Commander Lucien Young was the
4th of July orator at Vallejo
Justice Hartwell left in the Sherman
for a vacation trip to the Coast.
| Dr. W. t Monsarrat. veterinarian.
left in the Sherman for d vacation tour.
Regular business meeting of William
! Mckinley Lodge, K. of p, in Harmony
| Hall this evening.
| James F. Morgan is at Stamford.
Connecticut, and hopes to start for Ho-
nolulu on July or I.
Justice Wilder, of the Supreme Court,
| will leave on a vacation trip to New
Zealand by the next Oceanic boat.
]. Fleming Wilson, formerly of the
Advertiser, is now associate editor Of
| the Pacific Monthly, published in Port
land.
Governor Carter has appointed A. F.
Knudsen on the board of registration
for Kauai, in place of W. H. Rice, re-
signed.
The ladies of ST. Clements Guild are
making elaborate plans for their an
nual fair, which will take place Novenl-
Der % and %.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet on
stallation ceremonies All members are
requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Porter will be
home on the Siberia, the firm of the
Porter Furniture Company having re-
ceived advices to that effect yesterday.
Some drunken man boarded the
Anemone the other day and ruined
Captain TUFTS yacht prize certificate
made him another.
Lewis & Co. are the authoity for
stating that there is no foundation
whatever for the report in circulation
OF a consolidation between that firm
and H. May & Co.
Clifford Pinchot writes to friends here
that he is very sorry that he cannot
come to Honolulu this summer, being
detained by business on the mainland.
He hopes to visit the islands early next
year.
The Charles Dudoit reported in yes
terday's paper as having been jailed |
for assaulting his wife is not, it is |
hardly necessary to say, Captain |
Charles Dudoft 1t is a half-white |
who was adopted by his brother and |
for lack of a name was given that of |
the veteran skipper.
Malcolm Mcintyre of Bishop & Com
Mcintyre of Moanalua and Miss Jean
cite Mcintyre of Bishop & Company's
Savings bank, will leave on the Ala
media next Wednesday for San Fran
cisco en- route to Scotland, where a
family reunion will be held. The party
will return to Honolulu in about four
months.
Allan Herbert entertained the night
i1en of the Rapid Transit Company
at barbecue at his Kalhi
place. There was a large crowd not i,
only of car operators, but of wives,
antilles and relatives generally, and a I
good time was had. On Monday the
lay men will be entertained in a SINH
ar manner.
Cards have been received from Palo
Alto, California, announcing the mar (
1
Grace Elizabeth Jeffreys, on Tuesday, /
Tune 26. The couple will be at home
It Shanghai, China, after January 1. Is
Both the young people resided in Ho-
lolulu until recently. The former was
hief clerk of the Moana Hotel for
Ibout two years. He will now engage
n business in the Far East. Il
Articles of Incorporation We're filed
he COr1- \
any, Ltd. The capital stock is $4,000 /
which may be increased to one hun !
red thousand, and the new company (
axes over the Lyman, Kelsey and An {
rews places, forming a pineapple plan (
alton. The officers are F. S. Lyman,
resident; l.. A. Andrews, vice-presi-t
ent: Levi c. Lyman, secretary; H. E. | .
.elsey treasurer; D. E. Metzger, audi
Or: and Thomas Mulch, J. D. Lewis III
nd n. c. Wilfong, directors.