The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-02
G BREVTTIES.

THE Girl from Texas tonight at the
orpheum.
Work on the Eleele breakwater is
progressing.
DR.. A. r. Rowat, veterinarian, left
in the Alameda for a visit to the
Coast.
Dr.. I. Katsuki and family leave on
the America Maru. on the 10th, on a
four months vacation.
Miss Bette Brasch, formerly OF
Whitney & Marsh's, left in the Sonoma
to remain on the Coast.
A social was held at the home Of
Manager VIM. stodart, Eleele, Kauai,
10 raise money for a library.
Mr.. n Mrs. Dent H. Robert. the
former the manager of the Examiner,
left for home in the Alameda.
The only tender for supplying coal to
kalihi pumping station was from the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
An immense bill board is being erect
ed at the corner Of Alapai and Hotel
streets. facing both thoroughfares.
Captain Richie, late master of the
British ship Loeb Carve, sailed with
~N S--AA@ IA III
Copies of Fruits of the Hawaiian Is
lands" in three volumes, by Gerrit P.
Wilder, can be had at all book stores.
Engineer j. D. Schuyler, who ex-
ported Nuuanu dam for a legislative
joint committee, left in the Alameda
with Mrs. Schuyler.
Take the little ones to see the Os-
born children in character. prince
Roy IN the Little Lady at the matt
nee. Seats now on sale.
The Government schools closed yester-
day at noon in honor of May Day. AT
the High, Prof. Scott gave a short &C.
count of the origin of the day.
DR.. r. C. l.. Perkins, chief entomoI-
ogist of the Sugar Planters experiment
station, left in the Alameda bound for
England, to be gone three months.
Regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Catholic Aid Society tomorrow at
8 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Muir
ply, 1928 Victoria street, corner of
Green.
The Free kindergarten and primary
of the city will be entertained
by the Royal Hawaiian band at |
Thomas Square, Friday morning at 10
o clock.
Last Friday Mrs. A. S. Wilcox en-
tertained forty ladies of Lihue at tea
at her home, Kilohana, in honor Of
Mrs. w H. Rice Sr., who expects to
soon on an extended tour.
Professor Hart viii give an illustra-
lecture on Australia at the Normal
next Saturday, May 4, at 8 p.
m. The general public is invited, par
.icularly the teachers and pupils of the
A native who was convicted of rob-
ping the Postoffice years ago has APP
piled for the restoration of his civil
on the ground that he wants to
IN for the Legislature or the Board
IF Supervisors.
Mrs. H. E. Cares left with her chill
iren in the Manuka to join her hus-
who has taken up land in AL
oerta, Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe,
he latter a sister of Mrs. Cares, ac-
,ompanied her.
DR.. N. A. Cobb, who has been chief
p~athologist in the Sugar Plan
ers' experiment station here, left in
he Alameda for Washington, where
lie will TAX charge of a new division
n the Department of Agriculture.
"~Hanaroorah, Wahoo," was the way
letter was addressed to this city in
$50, as one dated February IL of that
ear in Secretary Atkinson's hands
yesterday showed. Many addresses on
atters and papers 81 years later do
lot get much nearer Honolulu.
Inquiry has been made at the Gov |
rnor's office for Sylo Frithjof Larsen,
lorn at Grimstead, Norway, AZ years |
It is mentioned that some years |
he naturaIized as an American and
hanged his name to Charles Abra-
amson. He is thought to have come
D these islands.
NeWhall, well known in Honolulu,
a passenger to San Francisco aboard
ne S. S. Sonoma. NeWhal came here
18th the I'd u. :. V. Engineers in 1898. =
ince then he has been in South Africa, 1
here he has done well as an engineer. /
fter a short stay in San Francisco he I
i'll return to the Cape. {
There vas nothing yesterday evening y
condition to publish, later han pre-
iously reported, of the official COM i,
Iittee's preliminary arrangements for :
l%tertaining the Congressional visitors. :
elegate Kuhio was going to consult
it'll the mercantile bodies and the
Promotion Committee on the