The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-14
HONOLULU JUNE "a roo6
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Photographer Perkins returned fro.
Kauai yesterday on the AIikahala.
Rear-AdrlfraI and Mrs. Lyon ar
ooo-[ed for the Coast by the Alameda
Biz and lus- ious pineapp.es are com
ing into the market from the ranch c
the Hawaiian Pineapple Company Q
Wahiawa
I & Governor Carter has appoin led Herr
Reuter- to succeed j. Halualani, deceas
ed, as Supervisor for the district o
Hama. Maui.
c. A. Brown and wife are booked t
leave for the mainland on the Alameda
They viii go to New England wher
they will remain several months.
| Music at dinner hour Friday evening
! dance after. at the Royal Hawaiian
(, Hotel. Managers and guests of othe
hotels, don't be bashful-all are wei
come.
| Miss Ben Taylor, principal of tn.
Waiohinu, Kau, school, will arriv.
here this week, and will leave for the
Coast on the Alameda for the summer
vacation.
Colonel Norris is offering his 1874, 0at
acre ranch on Hawaii for sale. This
is the famous Kahuku ranch and has
been on the market before.
''Theosophy and Spiritualism'' will b.
the subject at talk tonight at the Ho-
nolulu Branch of the Theosophical So.
ciety, at o'clock. at the Kapiolan
Building.
R. c. Lydecler is continuing his
search for records to be filed among
the Territory archives, being now ir
Lahaina, formerly the seat of govern
ment for these Islands.
S. c. Wilder is booked to leave or
the Alameda on June 90 He may join
Mrs. Wilder who is spending a few
months in England with her sister
wife Of a British naval captain.
The Knights of Pythias have signed
a lease for the entire second story OF
the new building going up on the COR
her of Fort and Beretania streets. The
lease is for period of ten years.
Many private letters from Portuguese
in the Azores respecting immigration
to Hawaii are being received and the
steamship companies are receiving in
quiries as to terms of transportation.
B. A. Leavett representative of the
General Board of Appraisers at New
York, who came here to look after the
federal interests in the sake appeal
cases, VIII return to the mainland
on the Alameda.
Bishop Verdier of Tahiti, who has
been the guest of Bishop Libert of the
Catholic Mission for the past two
weeks will return to San Francisco on
the Alameda sailing thence for Ia
hiti on the S. S. Mariposa.
Sheriff Brown is reported as saying
that the Molokans in the city will have
to make an effort to secure work or
they will be prosecuted as Migrants.
They will be given time to look for
jobs before any action is taken.
Every Friday evening, at 1880, in
formal meetings of the Philosophical
Society in America" are held in the
Progress Block, second floor, rooms
rs. Free discussions allowed on all
topics and all enquirers
welcome.
The usual Alameda-night concert and
dance will be the feature of Friday
evening at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Kaais orchestra will render care
fully selected program during the din
ner hour and the lanai will be used for
dancing later
A. Gartley, manager of the Hawai-
ian Electric Company accompanied by
Mrs. Gartley. returned from Kauai yes
terday. Mr. Gartley is giving personal
attention to the construction Of the
power plant which will be in
readiness for operation about July 1.
In an open letter in the Aloha Alma,
the native Democratic paper of Ha-
wall, the president and secretary of
he Kalapana Home Rule Club an
lounce the intention of that club to
use with the Democrats despite what
action the Home Rule leaders of Homo |
uIu take.
Thousands of acres of land in the |
<ohala district, which We're once
hickly populated, are now uninhabited |
because of the droughts there preva
ent. This is accounted for by reason |
# the destruction of the forests on the |
and above and the consequent de-
rease in the rainfall.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination to |
,e held in Honolulu July and of
andidates for the position of architec-
ural craftsman in the Philippines
ervice and the vacancies in the Pana
ma hospital service. Men only are per-
nitted to apply for these positions.
A joint meeting of the officers of the
arious Democratic precinct clubs and
he county committee is to be called
" Frank Harvey, the acting chairman
{ the county committee. The meeting
5 for the effecting of reorganization
or the coming campaign and will be
ED in Waverley Hall on Monday
light at 7:30.
A theory to account for the emhez-
lement of the large sums taken from
ne Territorial treasury by former
treasurer Wright and by Z. S. Boyd,
ne land commissioner, is published to
he effect that the money was invested
/ promoting an irrigation system en-
arprise such as the recently opened
-ohala Ditch.