The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J. Lightfoot returned from Kauai in
the Hall
E. E. Conant arrived in the Hall
from Kauai.
c. NJ Cooke returned from Kauai
yesterday morning.
H. P. Baldwin returned from Kauai
yesterday morning.
John Cassidy, electrician, came ovey
in the Hall from Kauai.
Thomas Kakalia has been elected
first lieutenant Of Co. E.
Mrs. w A. WAL and infant arrived
in the Iwalani from Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox came
over from Kauai in the Hall yesterday.
Judge Kapahee, district magistrate
OF Koloa, arrived in town Sunday
morning.
Harmony Lodge No. 3, 1. o. o. F.,
will meet in odd Fellows hall at 1880
this evening.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
ISOLATION viii meet in the K. of P. hal
at 1880 this evening.
H. L. Herbert Of Honolulu visited
Wailuku lately in the interest of the
automatic telephone.
Capt. A. Bodrero, head luna for the
1Iakee Sugar Co. at Kealia, arrived in
the Hall from Kauai.
James T. Taylor is surveying the
new town plot Of Kahului taking the
place temporarily of his brother, who
is ILL.,
Forty Portuguese who had gone from
these islands TO the Coast returned in
the Alameda. Fifteen of them We're
children.
Leahi Chapter No. 2. o. E. s, will
meet in Masonic Temple at 7:3O this
evening. Visiting sisters and brethren
are cordially invited to attend.
Charles Coster leads in the compe-
tition for the National Rifle Associa-
ton medal with the possible % points
at 200, % at 500 and 10 at 500 yards.
/ The Maui supervisors. removed o.
Tollefsen from the position of road
supervisor for the district of Molokai,
on the ground of failure to comply
with instructions to file a report.
Eva Plantation Co.'S income tax APP
peal case was submitted on Saturday,
the attorneys to file briefs. Today the
last case, that OF the Rapid Transit
! Co, will be heard by the Tax Appeal
Court.
| Applications for the new position of
county superintendent of roads will be
received by the Board Of Supervisors
of Maui at its August meeting. APP
plicants are TO state salary exclusive
Of transportation.
1t is reported that Roy II. Chamber
lain, who was thought to intend re-
naming away on account of the
health of his family. will return to
Honolulu and resume his duties as in
ternal revenue collector
The Gays and Robinsons arrived in
/ force in the steamer w. G. Hall from
Kauai. They are going to the Coast
lon a pleasure excursion, taking the
/ steamer Mongolia on Tuesday. and
will return in the autumn.
Many of the Kumeric's passengers
from Portugal arrived on Maui Sun
day and went at once to the various
plantations where they were given new
houses which will belong to them at
the completion of a three years con-
tract.-Maui News.
The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Co.'S mill at Puunene finished grind
ling the 1907 crop last Tuesday. 1t had
ground $50 629 tons of cane, including
2S. 269 tons from Kihei plantation. The
sugar product has not yet been stat
ed. but is supposed to be about $4,000
tons.
: H. B. Gray of Nevada county, Cal
! Iifornia, has been on Maui the last
week for the benefit Of his health. He
is a mining superintendent. He is sc
well pleased with the islands that ne
saws he Will spend his next vacation
| here and will bring his wife with him
[ Maui News.
The work preparatory to macada'
MIXING the road between Waikiki anc
Kahului has begun and will be push
ed TO completion before the work agar
> stops. The road is being graded anc
should be made one Of the best drive
WAYS on Maui as it is used more thar
any other road in the county.
The Rapid Transit Co. has moved il
the Circuit Court to have Ethel Bar
rauuired to give security for costs II
her damage suit against it. She with
drew a similar suit a while ago blu
has never paid the costs awarded
, therein to defendant. AS she is not
resident of the Territory the Rapi
Transit CO. asks that she be made I
: nut I'D a bond to cover costs of he
present suit.