The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.


st. Louis College had its graduating
eXercies last night.
Count Voynich, an Austrian tourist,
returned from Kauai yesterday.
Superintendent J. Dyer Of the Homo
lulu Iron Works returned from Kauai
yesterday.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. =.
l. . -. F, will meet in Odd Fellows
Hall at 7:30 tonight.
Christian Conradt is reported to be
doing Well after undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis by Dr. judd
Adoption, warrior and chief degrees
at the meeting of Hawaiian Tribe No.
1, l. O. r. M, tonight at X. of P. Hall
at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar, parents of
Stuart B. Dunbar, are expected to ar
rive on the Hongkong Maru. They will
spend some weeks in Honolulu.
Two cases of typhoid fever and eight
of tuberculosis constituted the mortal
tty list from contagious diseases for the
district of Honolulu for the fifteen days
ending June Is.
Seven of the Kaiu1ani Home girls
received normal certificates for teach
ers this week. Mrs. Heapy gave the
girls a send-off party OH last Friday
evening at the home.
L. A. De la Nux, head lunaffor Nc
Brdye plantation at Wahiawa, has re-
signed. His place has beenf filed by
Alex. Morrison, formerly head@luna for
the plantation at Laval.
Charles r. Hemenway has been APP
pointed as second district magistrate
of Honolulu by Chief Justice Frear He
succeeds S. H. Derby, resigned on ac-
count of intended departure.
A japanese named Mori, charged
with passing a counterfeit so piece on
one of Hackfeld's drivers, was partly
examined before u. S. Commissioner
Hatch yesterday and remanded until
Saturday.
Did YOU ever attend a social given by
the Honolulu Eagles? If not, you had
better ask any Eagle friend you may
have to get you an invitation to the
social to be given on Wednesday even
ing, June 26, for there will be a good
time sure.
There will be special orchestra re-
hearsaIs of the Honolulu Symphony
Society," Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week. at o'clock sharp, for the
coming concert which is to be given
on Monday evening, June "a, at Bishop
Hall, Oahu College.
At the Bar Association dinner torhor-
row evening Judge S. B. Dole willy re-
spond for the President of the United
States, Justice A. A. Wilder for the
Bench and Judge H. E. Cooper for
the Bar. Hon. F. NJ. Hatch will deal
with "Reminiscences
1T is evident that the Chamber of
Commerce of Honolulu has the right
kind of idea about advertising the Is
lands" says the Santa Rosa (Cal)
in acknowledging the
receipt of the promotion folder 'Ha-
waii-A Primer" to which it gives ex-
tended reference.
B. F. Dillingham; will shortly issue
the prospectus of the first division of
the projected Hamakua railrpad.
standard gauge road from Hilo to
PaauiIo, distance of fortyfive miles,
is being planned. 1t is expected to cost
between $4,000 and $4,000 a mile.
No case was presented before the Tax
Appeal Court yesterday. Appeals of
lessor and lessee on the Emmeluth
premises owned by VIM. Ma
huka We're compromised and the APP
pea1s Withdrawn. Mahuka submits to
an assessment of $4,000 and Emmeluth
to one of $4,000.
Everything is ready, on the part of
the Board of immigration to take care
Of the Portuguese immigrants expected
in the steamer Kumeric about Sunday.
E. r. Stackable, who recruited the peo-
pie, will arrive in the Sierra tomorrow
and be accompanied by a representa-
tive of the Department of Commerce
and Labor.
The reception given yesterday after
noon by Mrs Gerrit Wilder in honor
Of RS. Mills, of Mills College, occa-
stoned a large gathering of Honolulu
Mrs. Mills received in the
drawing groom SO long as her strength
would permit and then at a tea table
in a marquee which had been erected
on the lawn. There was Hawaiian
music and light refreshments.
A big army revolver in the gun