The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

C. Bolte returned from San Francis
co by the Nevadan.
Queen Liliuokalani returned by the
Mauna Kea yesterday.
Indian Head special for 10c. at Whit
ney g. Marsh's tomorrow.
B. f. Dillingham; and S. NJ Damon
arrived home from Hilo yesterday
Don't forget Lei Aloha Chapter 8, o.
E. s., paper ball May 18th. Tickets soc.
Queen Liliuokalani was a passenger
arriving on the Mauna Kea yesterday.
R. I. Lille, resident manager for the
Sperry Flour Co, came over from Hilo
yesterday.
S. NJ. Damon and B. F. Dillingham;
returned by the Mauna Kea yesterday
from a VISIT to Olaa,
1t is said that Hawaiian Republicans
are proposing Charles Motley for the
party's candidate for mayor.
The Democrats of the seventh of the
Fourth have organized with J. S. Mar
tin as president of the precinct club.
The Committee on Decorations for
the Fleet will meet at noon. Monday,
at the office of the Acting Governor.
Tom Birmingham came home from
a trip to the other islands yesterday!
He reports everything looking up in
Hilo.
The Democratic Precinct Club of the
Third Precinct of the Fourth District
will meet Monday evening at 1916
Young street.
Jurors in Judge Robinson's court are
excused until further notified as there
are no jury trials requiring their pres
ence at this time.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the death of Queen Emma. Flowers
We're placed at her tomb. A memorial
service was held at St. Andrews.
Col A. G. Halves, one of the MEM
bers of the San Francisco Fleet Com
nlfttee, and we'll known here, is ex-
pected in Honolulu about the middle
of May.
All chairmen of subcommittee for
the entertainment of the Feet are
called to meet at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the Office of the Acting
Governor.
Mrs. Grace L. Crockett presides at
the organ at the prison service today.
Miss Petrie will retate and both John
Martin and Mr.. Mackenzie will address
the men.
Mrs. Mary Atcherley yesterday pre-
scented a petition for the pardon of
Wallach to Acting Governor Mott
Smith. It is signed by large number
of Hawaiians.
Miss Alice f. Beard arrived from
Hilo yesterday. The Hilo paper ar
irving here on Thursday contained the
information that she would leave there
for the coast on the Enterprise.
The work of erecting one of the poles
of the new wireless station at Kahuku
will begin on Monday. The second
pole will be erected as soon as it ar
rives. These poles will be 235 feet high,
and win be about 800 feet apart.
The Promotion Committee has
moved into one Of the Bishop street
stores of the Alexander Young building
and the old quarters are to be divided
between Effinger's curio business and
a kitchen for the downstairs cafe.
At calico dance last evening at San
hall given by Kalama Lodge
No 1, Order of Kauikeaoui those hav-
ing the pest costumes were. MIS-. capt.
Self, artistic; Mrs. L. T. Puuku. comic; |
Mrs. Nailima Lishman, best dressed; |
and Mrs. S. K Oil, most original
1t is said that large number OF |
in KooIau have employed |
an attorney to see that they get a |
chance at the pineapple lands near |
Kaneohe, which there is some talk of
opening up if the Kaneohe Ranch |
Company surrenders its lease of them. |
The Entertainment Committee of the
Fleet Committee organized yesterday |
with F. L. Waldron chairman, and e.
A. Berndt. secretary. Justice Ballou,
who is going away for his vacation,
and Captain Rees was recon-
mended in his place. It was suggested |
that the chairmen of all committees
meet 70 formulate a cohesive program.
Theodore Richards suggested that the
Festival of Song could be repeated dur
ing the visit of the Fleet. The COM
nlittee will meet daily between and
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