The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Inc Board or Regents Will meet 10
day at Ais at Judge Cooper's office.
Canoes Circle No. 240, c. O. F., viii
meet this evening at 7:3O at san An
tonic Hall
Music at dinner hours, Alameda
dance, Friday. June %, Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel.
The opening of bids for automatic
flushing apparatus has been postponed
to June IS.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No 1, l. O.
o. F.. will meet at odd Fellows Hall
at 7:30 this evening.
filed first papers for citizenship in the
L. S. District Court.
E. c. Murdoch of England will ac-
company his brother, D. B. Murdoch,
TO Maui by next weeks Kinau.
August Dreier, Col. Spalding, Prince
Cupid and Bert Peterson are booked
for Hilo by the Kinau next Tuesday.
meeting of the Tax Commission
was held yesterday at the chambers
of Justice Wilder. It's report to the
Governor will be due July 1.
DR.. D. H. Curry, bacteriologist, is
coming here to join the U. S. Marine
Hospital Service at this port and will
be accompanied by his family.
On account of the teamsters' strike
in San Francisco. the departure Of the
Hilonian is deferred one week, so that
she will arrive here July II and leave
July II.
japanese waiting for the Kumeric to
take them to Vancouver have asked
the hotel keepers to reduce daily rates
to them from so cents to So cents a
head.
Harry Denison will leave for a va
cation on the mainland in the FIilonian
on July II. While away his place as
wharf superintendent for the o. r. &
L. Co. will be taken by Jock Mcguire.
Mrs. r. NJ. Overend leaves today on
the Sierra to visit Mrs. Andrew Moore
in Berkeley. They will spend some
time together there and then visit with
friends in Los Angeles and San Diego.
Marshal Hendry has gone to Hawai-
haze to fetch two men arrested for
passing counterfeit gold coin. They
were Caught ny the lOCdl pOIlCS OAi
information furnished by the marshal
Children from Kaiulani and Kaahu-
manu- schools who are to take part in
the Fourth of July exercises will as
semble for rehearsal at the Capitol
grounds on first Saturday morning at
3 o'clock.
District Magistrate Whitney may
have to defer his vacation planned
to begin July 1, on account of pres
sure of business likely to prevent Sec
md District Magistrate Hemenway
from acting in his place.
At the Hawaiian Hotel this evening,
from to 10 o'clock, a reception will
be rendered to Bishop and Mrs. Res
tarick and DR.. and Mrs. Alsop by the
Thurchwo1nen of Honolulu. Church
people and their friends are cordially
invited.
E. E. Gliding, for many years success,
lively luna, sugar boiler and plantation
in Kohala, Hawaii, is well
coined with his family to Fiji by the
Fiji Times of June L with the hope |
hat he brought some new ideas with |
1im that would be an advantage to the |
colony.
Land Commissioner Pratt is working |
IN scheme for making a division of |
he Alewa lots between those to be Of |
'ered with the residence condition and |
hose without. The condition will be |
applied to lots on the lower rows where
water can be laid on from the present
,ity system
Morita Kaizo, under death sentence. |
las been granted further reprieve of |
ixty days by Acting Governor Atkin
ION, on account of his appeal pending
before the United States Supreme
tourt. His case is a test of the juris-
fiction of circuit judges, under the
ormer naturalization law, to naturalize
itizens. A number of the grand jurors
Who indicted Kaizo were naturalized
" a circuit judge.
The following item appears in this
1Onths issue of Association Men, the
International organ of the Y. NJ. G. A:
OF those who took the international
Examinations in elementary bookkeep-
lg at Honolulu, Hawaii, Sau Chin
Wong and Young On-their names in
icate their probable Acknowledgements
uccessful, each of them obtaining a
rade of 100. Their papers were models
f neatneSS and correctness