The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Regatta Day.

Regatta Day.
day.
DR.. ]. H. Johnson of Kau is in the
city.
Governor Carter went off goIfing early
yesterday.
| st. Clements Sunday school will re-
open tomorrow.
A. w Carter returned in the Mauna
Loa from Hawaii.
Government offices and the courts
| will be closed today.
Report is that Onomea planta ton will
shortly post a dividend.
Mrs. S. C. Allen returned from Kona
/ in yesterdays steamer.
Mrs. L. McWayne and children re-
| turned in the Mauna Loa from Kona.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh is in
proving and is now able to see some
of his friends.
The Southern California editorial ex-
cursionists to the Volcano will return
| to town in the Kinau today
The Introductory school of Mr. and
Mrs. 2. II. Dodge will open on Monday
the twenty-fourth of September.
| Many Government clerks attended
the Republican convention yesterday,
both as delegates and spectators.
| The Builders and Traders Exchange
which had a reorganization spasm a
few months ago, is now regarded dead
as a door nail.
Members of the Southern California
editorial party who cut out the Volcano
trip are Willing away the time quietly
in seeing Honolulu.
The position of assistant manager of
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel having been
abolished, the incumbent, E. NJ. Boyd,
will retire October 1.
| 1t is probable that the appointment
| of a veterinarian as inspector of milk
and of dairy cattle will be urged on
the next Legislature.
Caesar Comes, subject of Portugal
born at sea on an immigrant ship
bound for Hawaii, was naturalized by
Judge Dole yesterday.
Yesterdays police court session was
a short and sweet one, only three names
appearing on the calendar. VIM. Perry
a yag, and two bad boys were up and
remanded until Monday.
Lieut.. Snodgrass of the Philippine
|constabulary and Messrs. Brown and
oieOS6, WHO nave peGH SOJOuFIlIIS III
a tent at Lutted's beach place, leave
in the transport Buford for San Fran
cisco.
Ramon Martin, the Porto Rican Jail
bird sentenced for stabbing to another
term the other day, stole Deputy At
torney General Prosser's briar root
pipe from the courtroom and smoked
it on his way to Jail.
A ioI no
ISOLATION is to be held tonight in the
offices of DR.. c. B. Cooper to meet DR..
Stamm, of Chicago, who will be the
guest of the evening. All the members
of the medical profession are cordially |
invited to be present.
]. M. vivas of Maui says the Board |
Of Registration there is going on the |
basis that all who registered at last |
election are eligible for registration |
now. Former Judge Kalua opposes the |
principle, holding that none should be |
registered who cannot read and write |
Rev. DR. Geo. Heber Jones viii /
preach at both the morning and even
ing services at the Methodist Episco-I
pal church tomorrow. In the morning /
he will preach on THE Greater Works
of the Christian In the evening his
theme will be, How Much Better is a
Man Than a Sheep
Waialae. Kaimuki and Palolo I'm
provement Club will hold its annual
for election of officers, etc,
next Friday evening. Newcomers in
the districts named wishing to join the
club may send their names to Zeno K.
Myers, president, Hawaiian Trust Co,
or, give them to any member of their
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