The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-13
LOCAL BPEVTTTES.

Company G will hold its election to-
night at the armory
E. K Bull, manager of Oahu p1anta-
| ton, is Ill at the Queens Hospital
The L. 5. Experiment Station has
propagated a new variety of pineapple.
| John Mama has succeeded Jack Me-
lanphy as turnkey at the police station.
| Mail to the coast on Friday via
Claudine to Kahului, thence by Neva,
dan.
K. Oda, prominent japanese mer-
chant here, died in Yokohama on Sat
urday.
Pacific. Rebekah Lodge No 1, 1. o. o.
F.. win meet at Odd Fellows hall at 49,
tonight
Canoes Circle No. 24O c. 0. F. will
meet at San Antonio hall at 7:30 this
evening.
Peter Tosh, who was intending to
leave for the Coast, will remain in Ho-
| nolulu.
| Chas. Miller was drowned while fish
| ing at Anahola, Kauai, last Saturday
evening.
The contract for the Kappa school
house has been awarded to A. Eyenson
| for 81 1858
A thief got away with Bnl Larsen's
trousers the other night, containing
three dollars.
Be sure and go to the Pacific Re-
bekah dance Friday night and you will
have a good time. !"
c. r. Buckland, of Transit Pacific
| Trade, will succeed George Henshall as
editor of the Hilo Herald
No Congressman came on the
Thomas. Mr.. Prosser is also absent
from the passenger list.
The engagement is announced of Fir.
Freudenberg of the HOLSTER Drug Co.,
to Mrs. Rosina Shaw Leslie.
Fred j. Cross has received a cable
gram announcing the death of his
father, John Cross, at Toronto.
Secretary Straus, who is coming here
on a tour of investigation, is a Uni
versity classmate of VIM. R. Castle.
There have been fifty-four marriages
this month so far at the Immigrant
Station. All the happy couples were
Japanese.
The 26th Regiment of regulars pa
raded yesterday without arms, led by
its band. The regiment mustered near
Iy 1000 men
H. NJ. Turney who is in charge of
the mission commonly known as the
Holy Rollers has officiated at a num-
Der of marriages lately
Miss Ella Wight would like to hear
from the person who took her umbrella
from the Honolulu Seaside Hotel by
mistake on Friday night.
The Merchants Association and the
Waterhouse Trust Co, sent on memo
rails to Washington yesterday in favor
of a central site for the Federal build
ing.
Old John Blossom, reputed half
brother of late King Kalakaua, died
on the 18th, at his home up the valley.
He had life interest in property which
now goes to the Queens hospital
Every member of the ST. Louis Col
iege Alumni Association is requested
per order of the president to be present
at the dedication ceremony of the new
clubhouse next Saturday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
Professor Donaghho of the Honolulu
High School will address the members
of the Hawaiian Engineering Assoeia-
ton at their meeting tonight on the
subject of Tides He will illustrate
his talk with lantern slides.
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the st. Louis College Alumni
Association will be held at their new
clubhouse on Union street next sunday,
June Is, 1907, at 10 a. m. A full attend
ance is requested of all members.
The closing exercises of st. Andrews
Priory school will take place June 20, |
at s o'clock in ST. Andrews Sunday |
School room. The class of 1907 con- |
sists of Kathleen Olivia Arnold, Eva
Cathcart, Hazel Shrewsbury |
Mesick, Lucy Ethelreda Richardson.
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