The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

e. NJ Boyd will be here with the Los
Angeles excursionists.
W. ]. Harvey of the Moana Hotel is
leaving on the Mongolia.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening at
1880 o'clock in 1. o. o. F. Hail.
Saturday night saw the heaviest
thunderstorm Hilo has seen for years.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge will
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Ladies Auxiliary A o. H, Division
No. /, regular meeting this evening
at p. m. in C. B. U. Hall.
| Harry H. Tomlins, late of the Star
| writing staff. is engaged with c. r..
Buckland on Trans-Pacific Trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Isenberg arrived
| last night by the s. S. Mongolia. They
are guests OF the Young Hotel Mr.
Isenberg is brother of Paul Isenberg.
| Mr.. Inglis, Harper's Weekly repre-
sentative, who wrote up the 5apanest
situation in Hawaii for that paper, is a
Mongolia passenger. He has been in
japan for several weeks.
]. A NJ Johnson, formerly prominent
in business here and now general agent
for Japan of the National Cash Regis.
| ter Co., is a Mongolia passenger en-
roats to the home factory.
Mr.. r. P. Davie leaves by the S. S.
Mongolia this afternoon. He has been
having a jolly time with the Elks On
Maui. but he came back wearing cap.
| whereas he left in all the glory OF a
brand-new Derby.
Invitation cards have been issued by
the Hawaiian Society of the Sons OF
the American Revolution for the cele-
bration of Washington's Birthday at
7:30 D. m. in the roof garden of the
Alexander Young Hotel.
Governor Carter yesterday definitely
refused to give the press the letter he
wrote to President Roosevelt on the
Lanai question which brought forth the
Presidents advice TO him to give no
| heed to the politicians
According to cablegram received
yesterday morning by C. w. Ashford,
| from Delegate Knhio, the latter had
/ appointed Stanley Ashford to represent
Hawaii at the U. S. Naval Academy at
| Annapolis.
George iKekauoha, whom the 1906
| county supervisors deposed for incom-
/ petence and negligence from the Office
of deputy sheriff of Koolauloa, is in the
| custody of the Federal court for a vio-
lation of the Edmunds Act.
The w. C. T. u. will meet this af-
| ternoon at 2:30 in the parlor of the
Central Union church The union VIII
be addressed by Rev. ]. w. Wadman
upon 1.-The Temperance Outlook in Ha-
/ waii'' All ladies are cordially invited
! J J. Regain, caretaker of the Kaimuki
Zoo, and an old resident of the islands.
| died yesterday morning at O'CLOCK
of an aneurism- funeral service was
held at the Catholic church at 1850
Interment will take place at Pearl
City.
The Guild and Woman's Auxiliary OF
st. Andrews Cathedral will hole their
first lenten sewing meeting on Wed
nesday afternoon. February 20, at the
residence of Mrs. Won Holt. Judd street
These meetings will be held avery
Wednesday afternoon during Lent.
The beach at the Moana and Seaside
is again beginning to attract the bath
ers, the water, which had been muddiee
by the floods of the past few weeks
being again clear. Yesterday NUM-
Der of tourists INDUCED IN surf-canoel
ing under the guidance of w. Ellis.
Henry Dickinson, principal of La
haina school, died on Sunday. He wa.
, in the teaching profession for thirty
two years. of which twenty-seven wer'
, spent at Lahaina. Mrs. Nora Cannon
has been appointed by Superintendent
, Rabbit to act as principal of the school
There was no meeting OF the Sub
committee on Platform with the RepAe
sentatives-elect last evening, owing L
the lack of a quorum 1t has lot beef
possible TO get native members froT
. the Fifth to attend any of these meet
ings. Another attempt to get gen
eral conference tonight at 5 o'clock vi
be made by Chairman Robertson.
Miss Mary A Case will have her frs
rehearsal this morning for the concer
TO be given here early in March. Mis-
case is a member of the western
Tours party who will go on from her'
TO Paris to complete her musical stud
les in company with Miss Helen +
, Nesow. who is also to study in tina
: musical center. Miss case has beau
tiful contralto voice and her recital i
: being looked forward to by music low
ers of this city