The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Manager James Guild Of Paauhau
plantation S in the city.
J. a. Gilman win probably leave
fer the Coast by the S. s. Mongolia
on August %.
Polynesia Encampment No. /, l. O.
O. F., viii meet in Odd Fellows Hal
this evening at 7:3o.
, Among the callers on the Governor
yesterday was E. B. Thomas, the Wa
hiawa pineapple grower.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club viii
meetsin its rooms, Oregon block, Hote
and Union streets, al 7:30 this even.
ing.
There viii be a special meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F. & A. NJ
this evening at 7:3o. Work in third
degree.
L. A. Thurston has been elected
president and A. N Campbell vice
president of the Hawaiian Mahogany
Lumber Co.
F. B. McStocker viii go to Kona
next Tuesday on a visit of inspection
OF the properties of the Hawaiian De
velopment Co.
Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell went out to PaIolo Valley
yesterday morning to look after pub
lie works there
There viii be meeting of the
Board of License Commissioners on
Monday to act on the application of
Sunouehi, a japanese.
Yesterday was payday in the road
department. The plan of collecting
the poll taxes from the road workers
in instalments is working well.
Chief Clerk Manuel Cook of the
Public Works Department is at work
preparing data for the report of the
department to the Governor and to the
Legislature.
Fred. T. P. Waterhouse has received
from the Malay Peninsula the skin of
a tiger shot on the lands of the Pa
hang Rubber Co, just prior to his
visit there early in the year.
It Is said that since the injury to
the road employe Sheldon in Kaneohe
last week, the road laborers there have
become impressed with the belief that
working in the road quarry there is
dangerous.
All native-bo Californians DESTROYS
of attending the Admission Day ball,
at the Moana Hotel on the evening
of September 9, are requested to call
at the store of j. M. Levy 6 Co. for
invitations.
C. W. Cook, Pacific Coast manager
of the notwithstanding Steamship
Company, arrived yesterday morning
by the Mexican. He viii remain in
the Territory ten days, visiting Hilo
and Kahului.
a letter from New York gives as a
reason for the depression in the price
of sugar the fact that the country has
not recovered from the hard times and
that consumption of sugar is at a low
point in consequence.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Morgan have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Adele to Mr.. John Lun-
die Fleming. The marriage will take
place Wednesday evening, September
,, at Ct. Andrew s cathedral.
Adolph sehnack and Ferdinand
Schnaek, sons, of J. II. Schnaek. leave
shortly for the mainland, Adolph to
finish his course IN engineering at
Stanford, and Ferdinand to finish his
course in law at Chicago University.
Governor Frear win probably begin
his tour of inspection of the Island
of Hawaii, IN company with Land
Commissioner Pratt, September a. The
Land Commissioner is expected to re-
turn to Honolulu from Washington
September II.
Ralph Hosmer of the Territorial
Conservation Commission is compiling
statistics OF the amount of lumber
produced in the Territory and of the
amount imported into the Territory.
It is planned by the commission to ex-
pertinent with the planting of lumber
producing eonifers from the Pacific
Coast, planting them at attitudes cor
responding as nearly as possible with
their natural habitat.