The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-22
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Letters at this Office for F. G.

Letters at this Office for F. G.
Mrs +. T. Lille has gone to Hilo to
remain month.
J. T Moir and son, Goodale. returned
to their home ar Papaikou yesterday.
superintendent Mcveigh of the Leper
Settlement returned last night to his
post OF duty.
Court Lunalilo No. $500 A. o. F, will
meet in Pxthian Hall this (Wednes-
day evening al 1880.
There viii he initiation at the meet
ing Of Honolulu Aerie 40 F. @. Z. in
Pythian Hail this evening at 7;30.
The newly incorporated Hawaiian
Tobacco Plantation Co. of Kona is re-
eeiving applications for shares of stock
During the stay Of the battleships in
port the patrol was net once called upon
to remove a bIueiacket to his vessel.
There will be a special meeting Of
Hawaiian Lodge Ne q this (Wednes-
day) evening at $50. Work in second
degree.
Including the men of the feet and
visitors from other islands it is said
there has been total Of $1,000 popu-
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J. Alfred Magoon had a cable yester-
day from his son LAM, who is in San
Francisco with his SISTER, Makia, say
ing they had arrived there safely. =.
The Department OF Public Works is
TO send man over to Hilo shortly TO
look into the condition of the court
house there, which is said to be very
bad.
Sheriff Iaukea is quoted as saying
that he viii not seek nomination for
his present or any other office He will
support Jarrett If the latter is noHi-
mated.
Governor Frear yesterday restored
civil rights to John Kakae Kaaipua.
Kaaipua served about nineteen years
for larceny. committed when he was a
boy of Il or IS.
A bid for the Alakea street wharf,
delayed for short postage, was received
by the superintendent Of Public Works
yesterday. It is from L. J. Perry, and
the bid IS $3s, GAG.
Sailor y ". Smith s passbook on the
National Exchange Bank of Washing
ton was picked up on Fort street yester-
lay afternoon and is now awaiting its
owner ar this Office.
Some sailors who got away with an
ice cream freezer that was intended for
officers paid for it eheerfully, as they
said il was the best since Fasco. ~ It
came from the Young Cafe.
The commodore and officers Of the
Hawaii Yacht Club viii give poi sup
per ar the Seaside Hotel on Thursday,
July p at clock There viii be a
presentation Of cups to the winners OF
the yacht race.
One of the sailors On the feet is re-
sponsible for the statement that fear,
on the part Of the Admiral that there
would not be aeeonEn odations IN Homo
luIu for 25o0 sailors, was sufficient rea-
son for having the men aboard at
&. N.
Fifteen leases Of land to the Laupa-
hoehoe Sugar Company were fled for
record yesterday with Registrar Mer-
RAM The pieces Of land were mostly
small The rentals vary from s. to S1SS
a wear, and the usual term Of the lease
Is ten years.
Il is said THAT a move similar to that
against DIR. Golfer, which resulted IN his
resignation as President Of the Board
of Health VIII he made against DR. A.
y sinclair, who holds down three Ter
ritorial 5ots, 3. Federal Job, and quasi.
public job. besides attending TO his pri-
vate practice.
Tie Hawaii A Agricultural Experiment
station has issued two bulletins, one on
the Ceara Rubber Tree in Hawaii, and
the other On Hawaiian Roneys. The
one On the rubber tree was written by
Jared G. smith andSQ. @. Bradford, and
the one ca honey by D. L Van Dine
and Alice R. Thompson.
During the stay Of the battleship
feet the boys used up over ten thou
sand envelopes and twice that many
sheets. Of writing paper IN the various
rest stations about the town. In all the
and pleasures of liberty
ashore the men OF the feet found time
10 remember the old folks back in the
States and to write TO them Of the Ho-