The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Work in the knight rank. William
Mckinley Lodge, K. Of P, tonight.
John H. Wise has been appointed
clerk in the Archives office at SIS
month.
Miss Alice Nahaolelua returned il
the Alameda from studying music at
| PeekskiIl.
Major Dunning and wife and Lieut.
| Parsons and wife have taken up their
residences at the Kahauiki post.
Grand ball at San Antonio Hall, July
3, at s o. m. Program of twenty
dances. Tickets so cents. Admit lady
and gentleman.
Acting Governor Atkinson, accompa-
MED by James A. Wilder, went up TO
Tantalus yesterday to look over the
Government lots.
Principal NJ. NJ. Scott expects an en-
trance class of eighty to ninety pupils
at Honolulu High School the beginning
of next school year.
Today, June 90. the Catholic Church
of st. John the Baptist, Kalihiwaena-
$50 a. M, high mass, sermon, collec-
ton; 4 o. M, rosary.
Offices of the L. S. A. engineer have
been shifted from the Alexander
Young building to the third floor of
the McCandless building.
Messrs. Ballentyne, Campbell and
Gilman of the Liquor License Commits
sion went on an automobile trip to
visit saloons at Aiea, Waipahu and
Eva Yesterday.
D. E. Lindsay, well known here as
the New Zealand mail agent aboard the
Sonoma, died in the Colonies recently
of heart failure after having rallied
from an operation.
The grand jury was in session late
yesterday afternoon, with Attorney
General Peters in attendance, prepar-
ing to render a final report before
Judge De Bolt this morning.
Alexander CARVE of Bishop & Co. s
bank returned with Mrs. CARVE from
tour of four months. They spent
seven weeks at Mr.. Garvie's home in
Scotland and visited London, Paris and
New York.
Representative A. =. Castro, who re-
turned yesterday from the Coast, be-
lieves that third or half of the
eight hundred Portuguese who have
gone to California in the past six
months will return.
It is expected that friendly condem-
nation proceedings by the United
States against the Queen Emma estate,
for $50 acres of the Halawa lands at
Pearl Harbor. will be instituted in the
Federal court today.
Bernard H. Kelekolio, the boy orator
returned in the Alameda, a little of
San Francisco having been too much
for him. He denies the charges of
sharp dealings before departure with
his assistants in translating the House
Journal.
Librarian Lydecker was authorized
by the Archives Commission yesterday
to write to Senator Hayselden to OBJ
tain his ideas for the proposed monu~
ment at Lahaina to commemorate the
PRONUNCIATION of the first constitution
by Kamehameha III.
George Cooke and W. Williamson
bring from Maui enthusiastic reports of
the rubber plantations at Nahiku. Four
companies have cleared 1000 acres and
planted SDU acres Inefe, besides Wnlcn
the Hama and Kipahulu sugar planta
tions are planting rubber trees in their
gulches.
G. T. Chillingworth says that from
1000 to 5000 japanese will be ready to
leave in the kumeric for Vancouver.
according to the number of passengers
she will be allowed to carry. This
will be decided by Inspectors Bo1les
and Bulger. who arrived from San
Francisco yesterday.
Acting Governor Atkinson received
the following wireless message yester-
day from Chief Clerk Conkling, with
the Congressional party: ''Haleaka1a
trip great success. Beautiful weather.
Party started at l a. M, arrived in
time for sunrise. Breakfast at summit
and returned to Olinda at 9 O'Clock All
Well"
Lloyd Conkling, chief clerk of the
Secretarys Office, sent the safe combi-
nation by wireless yesterday morning.
A letter was given wrong in transmits
sion, but a guess hit the cabalistic
talisman correctly. The safe was open
ed. but the Wallach documentary evil
dence, locked up in an inside drawer,
could not be obtained.