The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-11
LOCAL BREVTTTES.
A letter awaits &C" at this office.

A letter awaits Z at this ONCE.
Four days mail tomorrow by the
transport Thomas.
The baby show will be held June q,
between 10 a. m. and p. m.
This is the first anniversary of tho
opening Of the Kohala ditch.
King street is being oiled between
Pikoi street and Keeaumoku.
P. L. Phelan will find a college fra
ternity pin at the Advertiser office
The Liquor License Commission viii
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Tickets for the races and polo game
this afternoon may be procured at the
field.
Court Canoes No. $40, A o. F., will
meet at San Antonio Hall at 1880 to-
night.
The annual picnic of Central Union
Sunday school will be held today al
Punahou.
DR.. P. F. Frear has returned from
Maui and may be found in his offices.
Boston block.
Excelsior Lodge No. l, I. Q. Q. F.,
this evening.
The band will play at the polo game
this afternoon at Moanalua. No con-
cert this evening.
The Methodist Church Sunday school
picnic will be held in the park adjoin-
ing the Aquarium today
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Dfckey leave by
~ 70 vie; hoi iC
a prominent architect in Oakland.
Hawaiian and other stevedores On the
waterfront put in some Of their spare
time in military drill on the wharves.
Passengers per S. S. Hilonian are
hereby notified that she will sail from
the Oceanic wharf on Wednesday, June
IL, at noon.
II. NJ. Ayres has resigned from the
staff of this paper and is attending to
his own weekly journal at the office Of
it's publication.
NJ. K Nakuina has been chosen to
represent the island Christian En-
deavor societies at the general conVen-
ton Of the society to be held at Sc
attic.
L. P. Tenney is 81 years old today
and is still about the streets, active and
vigorous. Mr.. Tenney says the most
remarkable event of his long life was
the meteoric shower of 1888.
The fifteenth right of purchase lease
for Hakalau lands from member of
the Osorio Settlement Association has
been received by Land Commissioner
Pratt. 1t is from J. Pacheco.
Mrs Eva Bowen and Mrs. Fannie
Bowen take this opportunity of thank
ing their Honolulu friends for kind let
tiers of sympathy received by them dur
ing their recent sad bereavement.
The committee which is entrusted
with the work of securing yacht to
represent Hawaii in the transpacific
yacht race next year is preparing
circular to send out soliciting funds.
The. contract for the construction of
the gymnasium and post exchange at
the Kahauiki reservation has been
awarded to William G. Chalmers for
s2o,949. It must be completed by Feb
ruary IS.
There is still some money left from
the $4,000 appropriated for the enter
GdinUlSHI Oh lilc SOu6ICSSiOHdl tiSAIOIo,
and it will be used in the entertain
ment of the Congressman who are ex-
pected very soon.
F. w. Beckley claims that the Mu-
nicipa1 Act is now in force, as by It's
terms it is to go into force on it's APP
prevail. The first officials, however, are
to be elected in November, 1908, and
take Office in January of the next year.
The Central Union church committee
appointed to secure a pastor for the
church has called meeting for to-
morrow night. The committee will
recommend that Rev. DR.. Doremus
Scudder be called to the pastorate.
There will be a large crowd at the
polo grounds today, the owner of every
automobile in the city having signifisd
his intention or driving out there, while
every available rig at the livery sta
bles has been engaged for the afternoon
for the event.
The seventeenth birthday of Dorothy
Castle was observed yesterday at the
Henry and Dorothy Castle Memorial
by interesting exercises,
led by the principal, Miss Cross. Mem
bers and friends of the Castle family
were present as guests.