The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. P. T. Frear has returned from {
visit on Maui
Rehearsal of Honolulu Symphony
Club this evening.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Elks
this evening in their hall on Miller
street.
Miss Florence Crozier departs on the
Sonoma for an extended visit TO Auck-
land, N z.
Election Of officers at the regular
meeting Of Hawaiian Tribe fun at
tendance of members is requested.
The Salvation Army will give a must
cal festival At its hall. corner King and
Nuuanu streets, on Tuesday evening,
June 70.
Repairs are being made to the his
tOric bandstand in the Capitol grounds.
Nothing but the roof can be saved of
the old structure.
Passengers for Mahukona by special
trip OF steamer Kinau should procure
their tickets without delay at the Inter
Island S. N. office.
Governor Carter did more work yes
terday on the plan for changing pre-
cincts SO that every voter may be sure
of having a vote.
W. F. Lehfgh left for the Coast in the
Enterprise and c. A. Cash will act as
superintendent of the Mutual Tele-
phone Co. in his absence. r
c. w Booth has by letter offered the
County of Oahu all of his land which
may be needed for constructing the
proposed loop road in Pauoa valley.
&c
at 1880 o'clock this evening in the Ma
noa Golf Clubhouse. Important bust
ness. All members are urged to at
tend.
There will be a general meeting of
the Waialae. kaimuki and Palolo I'M
provement Club this evening at 7:30, in
the Government Nursery building, King
street
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, Imp. o. R. NJ,
will hold its regular meeting at their
council chamber, Odd Fellows Hall,
this evening at 100 sharp. There win
be election of officers.
The japanese hurt in getting off a
car near Makikf cemetery was employ
ed by Prince David Kawananakoa. An
operation was to have been performed
on him at the japanese hospital yester-
day afternoon.
Custodian Lydecker. of the Board of
Archives, is going to Maui on Tuesday
to look over the papers at Lahaina
luna and other places there. It is
thought that some matter of great his
torical value will be found.
Judge Derby fined All Lin, the dis
missed steward of the Pacific Club.
500 for selling liquor ON Sunday at his
saloon in Koolau. y similar fine was
laid on T. Weoka. Japanese, for sell
ing liquor on Sunday at Aiea.
Every Friday evening, at 7:3O, in
formal meetings of the Philosophical |
Society in America" are held in the
Progress Block, second floor, rooms |
IS. Free discussions allowed on all |
theosophical topics and all enquirers
welcome.
Judge Derby sentenced H. Lyman to |
six months in Jail for gross cheat. He |
had bought two hundred pounds of |
paint from Levers & Cooke, to be paid |
for on completion of painting con- |
tract he said he had. There was no |
such contract, but Lyman sold the
paint for less than its market value.
A class for the study of the Secret |
Doctrine is being organized by the
local members of the Theosophical So |
ciety in America. All students inter |
ested should join at once, (as later adj |
missions would disturb the work. and |
can DO so by applying this evening to
G1r. j. D. Bond, Progress Block, |
Room s.
At the meeting of the board of super
visors of the Free Kindergarten and |
Childrens Aid Association yesterday, !
of the work done the past year
showed that progress had been made.
1t was decided to assist Mr.. Rath's !
work in Palama with money
and otherwise. Mrs. ThOmpson's res
ignatiOn of the office of hygienic direc
tor on account of departure was ac-
cepted. Miss Murray, of Kamehameha
Girls School, was appointed to the
position.
Governor Carter is quoted as favor
ing a prosecution of the Hawaiian
American Engineering & Construction
Co on its bonds. amounting to S13,115,
On its unfulfiIIed contract to construct
new buildings for the Insane Asylum.
This was the contract that the COM
pany backed out of because it claimed
he specifications were impracticable, /
requiring concrete blocks made under a II
pressure that no existing machine
could produce In the controversy 4
over the matter it was attempted to be
shown that an ''uninvented machine
vas known to President Pinkham
which would fill the bill.