The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Three days more mail is expected b,
the Nippon Maru this afternoon.
The school at Squattersville, Olaa
| viii be discontinued for lack OF pupils
Honolulu Lodge, GIG, Order OF Elks
Regular meeting this evening at 7:3
| cock
john F. Rhodes, a marine aboard tn,
sherman. is a nephew of Editor Rhode:
of the Star.
Steamer timetables and calendars a
Alexander & Baldwin's Office, Stan
| genwald building
Dink Davis, charged with assault
and battery, was remanded in the DO
lice court yesterday, until today
Die Deutsch Lutherische Kirche und
| Schulz bleibt bis zur Rueckkehr des
Herrn Pastor Felmy geschlossen.
Polynesian Encampment No. /, 1. O.
| O. +. Regular meeting this evening
| All members are requested to attend
| The Brewers, under contract to the
zoo, will appear at the Livingston
| benefit on August 9 and II, at the
| Opera House.
The deaths in Honolulu from con-
tagious diseases for the two weeks
ending July 81. were tuberculosis, q;
typhoid fever, 2.
The case Of Fred. Kiley charged
with assault with a deadly weapon.
was Continued in the police court yes
terday, 2nti, 1cday.
Cnas. Hustace Jr. is quoted as say
ing he will not be a candidate for SUI
perrisor, as he thinks the Advertiser
does not want good inen.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Winter yester-
day returned on board the French ship
Andre Theodore six deserving sailors
whom he had rounaed up the rreN,,,us
evening
The young people of the Methodist
church will give picnic supper and
bathing party at the Seaside Hotel
this evening. Friends with baskets
are invited
Trains for Wahiawa now run to the
heart CT the colony. The bridge across
tn last gulch was finished .n Iues
day and tii- trains ran to the station
yesterday on time.
Beautiful. large wall maps of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system, con-
tanning in the margin many pictures of
scenery. are being distributed by W
G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.
The tired man or woman who feels
the need of rest can not doFbetter
than engage rooms at Haleiwa where
low rates are offered by Manager Bid
good during the summer months.
The young people of the. Methodist
Church give a picnic supper ard bath
ing party at the Hawaiian Seaside
Motel lhiS ey ening. They invite their
friends to come at u. m and bring
a basket.
Ice-cold lemonade and claret punch
will be served between the numbers
a the Auxiliary dance. at Progress
hail. on Saturday evening. The lem
onade is on the Auxiliary. Tickets on
~ fifty cents.
John S. Walker and family leave for
three weeks visit on Maui. They
will live at the Cornwell residence on
the. slopes Of Haleakala. This is the
first vacation Mr. Walker has had for
eighteen years.
The Philosophical Society in Ameri- '
ca" public meetings every Friday at
1850 p. m. in rooms 7-8 of Progress
Block, Fort street. Secret Doctrine
class every Tuesday evening. Apply to
Mr.. J. D. Bond.
The Californian and Hawaiian Su-'
gar Refining Co. of San Francisco, !
have adopted very striking trade
mark. The design, which is executed
in four colors, is exceedingly attrac-
tive to The eye
Rev. Frank Fitz said yesterday he
was not going to take any action for /
the detection of the person who shot
10 av iv, hi
with a shotgun The animal is recov-i
ering, having sustained only a flesh
wound.
The Shipping Guide starts in today
with the eighth volume and the eighth |
year of it's circulation. This popular
shipping paper is growing steadily in
circulation and is adding with every |
issue valuable data and memoranda Of |
ir reformation to the shipping public.
Tnr regular monthly business meet
ing of the Christian EndeaVor Soei-
ETY. of Central Union Church. viii be
held at the home OF Miss Hannestad, |
at the head of Anapuni street, this |
evening at 7:30 o'clock All members
are requested TO be in attendance
The extremely low price of fifty |
cents which the Ladies' Auxiliary A |
O. H. are asking for the tickets to |
their dance to be given Saturday even
ing. at Progress hall, will insure you |
a delightful time. The Auxiliary |
dances are deservedly popular and
this will prove no exception to the rule.
It was decided yesterday by the gov
eminent to sell the land in Hamakua
wte-eon the U. 5. experimental tobac-
co farm is located. Jared G.. Smith.
v,tt
Station, IS about to abandon the tobac-
co farm because the experimental stage
has been passed with demonstration
that good commercial tobacco can be
raised in these islands. The United
states government does not engage in
farming for profit.
G.. G. Ward, vice president and gen
eral manager of the Commercial Pa
cific Cable and the Postal Telegraph
companies, will visit Honolulu in Sep
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