The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Teachers Committee of tn
Board of Education will meet at 8 a. II
/ today.
There viii be work in the second de
gree at William Mckinley, K. of P.
Lodge this evening.
! The counterfeit case trial was again
continued yesterday to Monday, a.
Juror Campbell was still ailing.
Miss Helen Alexander departed or
the China yesterday for Yokohama Il
join her brother. Fred Alexander.
Lei Aloha Chapter No 8, Order OF
Eastern Star, meets this evening in The
/ Masonic Temple at 7.30 o'clock Visit
ing sisters and brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
The Christians Rest will be the
subject of Mrs. S. E Damons address
at the Gospel Mission this evening at
o'clock. The hall is on Fort street.
nearly opposite the Club Stables, and
cordial invitation is given all to at
tend
Mrs. A. J. Derby has received the
sad news of the death of her sister
Miss Clara L. Abbott of Los Angeles.
Miss Abbott visited Honolulu several
years ago and made many warm
friends. Miss Emilita Abbott returns
to Los Angeles by the Sierra
J. NJ. Ross. manager of the Hakalau
plantation, has agreed to have the vii
lage site at Kaiwiki-W ailea clear of the
cane crop by May Is, in order to allow
the settlement association to proceed
with the building of it's village. The
a n a
June 15.-Hilo Tribune.
Advices have been received from the
Metropolis Trust and Savings Bank
formerly the Phoenix Savings. Building
& Loan Association of San Francisco,
that this corporation is practically I'M
injured by the fire and is continuing
business as before. temporarily, at 1870
Eddy street, San Francisco.
The steamer Olympia. with Judge
Geo. D. Gear aboard. arrived from Ho-
nolulu at a. m. Sunday, the steamer
leaving again Monday at D. M. bound
for Seattle. She carried ten first-class
and All steerage, Japanese
aborers. of whom 80 We're taken aboard
At this port.-Hilo Tribune, May s.
The band will play this afternoon at
he first baseball game of the season.
commencing at the corner of Fort and
King streets at about noon. going
With the players on the cars. Tomor- /
'ow, Sunday afternoon, the band will !
LAY at Thomas Square, commencing
It o'clock and assist the different /
sunday schools of Oahu
Considerable interest is being aroused |
n Honolulu in the Fourth of July |
aces. Inquiries are being received
rom there about them and four Homo
ulu horses are to arrive soon to go
nto training at the track for the races.
'ome ten horses belonging to Hilo peo-
lie and ranchers are already at the
rack-HiIo Tribune
Two of the visiting clergymen from
he other islands, now attending the
ssociation in this city, will occupy
he pulpit of the First NJ E. church to-
morrow. Rev. A S. Baker, M. D., OF
IONA will preach at II a. m and Rev
sobt. Buchanan, NJ. A, of Kohala in
he evening al 7:30 O'Clock. These are
9th eloquent preachers and Will be
card with great interest.
Col c. P. Iaukea, the Democratic
.aGer of Honolulu, was in the city the
alter part of the week laying political
Tres and speaking at Serrao Hall,
'onahawai streets Friday evening. The
olonel says he favors fusion with the
lone Rule party. but has not decided
, enter the race against Kuhio for
ongress. The contest for the dele
ate's seat. recently decided in Con-
ress, was made, he says. for the pur-
Ose of settling some points relative to
lie manner of holding elections. The
lionel came down the coast overland
nd goes on to Kau.-Hilo Tribune.
The Hilo Pineapple Company was
gained during the week with a cap
alization of $4,000, divided into 1000
lares of so each. F. S. Lyman was
ected president; L. A Andrews, vice 3
'eSident; L. C. Lyman, secretary: II.
KELSEY, treasurer; d. E. Matzger, r
Iditor and Thos. Mulch and VIM. Kin z
". directors. The object of the COM
nv is to hold land and grow pineap-
es. Certain lands have been taken s
|, stock issued. About three-quarters d
the stock has been subscribed. dis
ibuted among SOME twenty Or more
dividuals Articles of incorporation
We been forwarded to Honolulu-Hflo 3
'ihune.