The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rails are being laid on the Wahiawa
branch, which will be completed early
in July.
There was 10 session of the STOCK
Exchange yesterday on account of its
being Memorial Day
Don't forget the Ministries tomorrow
evening in Bishop hall. Tickets only
'5c. and sold to ladies only.
Mrs. William Schmidt, with her in
FAINT, left in the Alameda to visit her
mother at Goldfelds. Nevada
<Clarence Crabbe is reported to be
working the precincts strongly for his
candidature for county sheriff.
Saturday is the last day on which
work for the coming spring exhibition
of the KIohana Art League will be
received.
VIII the author wv. P" of a letter
on capital punishment please telephone
the Advertisers editorial room at one
p M today?
H. G. Ginaca will have his cane har-
vester put together at the Honolulu
Iron Works when it's parts arrive from
the mainland
Young Brothers, the launchmen, en-
tertained the Southern California
Girls Tuesday evening by giving them
launch ride to Diamond Head and
return
j. s. Martin requests the Advertiser
to state that his grandchild, whose
hand was bitten by a coyote at the
Zoo last Saturday, is recovering and
Iy.a4
sary.
Both the fruit cannery and the can
factory Of the Hawaiian Pineapple Co.
at Iwilei are likely to be completed by
the middle of June. Tracks connecting
the factories with the main line will
be laid by the o. r. 81 l.. CO.
There Will be a meeting of the Homo
lulu branch of the Theosophical So
ciety in the Kapiolani Building at s
p. m. today. The subject of the dis
cussion will be The Law of Cause and
Effect" The public are invited to at
tend.
Elizabeth Eames, daughter of a. w.
Eames of Wahiawa. fell with a horse
at Los Angeles a few days ago and
was seriously hurt. The horse stum-
bled, falling on the young girl, break
ing her leg in two places. She narrow
ly escaped q fractured skull.
A musical entertainment and dance
will be given for the benefit of the
Hoomana Naauao Kuokoa Society at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening,
June 2. 1906, at 7:30 p. m. Music will
be furnished by the Ernest Kaai's
Quintet Club. Tickets are 81 and so
cents. 81
a special meeting of the College Club
will be held at o'clock Friday at
the residence Of Prof. W. D. Alexan-
der, Punahou street, to consider the
of employing special
visiting nurse for tuberculosis cases in
Honolulu. Anyone interested is cor
daily invited to attend.
AS will be seen by official notice else |
where. reception will be held at the |
Catholic Mission tonight to welcome
His Lordship the Bishop of Zeugma |
md his guest, Right Rev. Bishop Yer |
lier of Tahiti. During the reception |
he Catholic Mission orchestra will give |
some select pieces of it's repertory.
Water pipes for the Waialae road |
inc arrived in the steamer American.
Co.. Ltd. draymen, took
advantage of the blank day on the
waterfront to deliver the pipes. 1t was
big hauling job, there being 1902
pieces of pipe. AS soon as the pipe is
aid the remaking of Waialae road can
,e completed. |
Sada Kuribara, the japanese who
lsed to dress in fanta site garb and
erform unearthly music in a hack to
dvertise a Japanese theatre. having
made a goodly fortune as fortunes go
n Japan. Lately returned to his native
and Before leaving he gave Editor
hiozawa s. for charities. The sum of
3 he directed to be spent on bananas
or prisoners.
James Lyle accompanied his sister,
Irs. A E. Lawlor of Halifax, n. s,
2 the Alameda to the Coast He will
ist his daughter Mrs. Herbert Wins
wv in Portland, and his son Horace
1 the Sound country before returning.
IRIS. Lawlor spent some months here,
listing the volcano with her brother.
nd was greatly delighted with the is
inds.
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