The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-12
LOCAL BREVITIEs

There viii be a meeting of the Ka-
plolan League on Wednesday even
ing at 1:30 at the residence of John
F. sylvia.
1t is rumored authoritatively that
DIR. Baldwin viii be appointed as a
member OF the Board of Health. to dIl
the place now vacant.
ALE hiesigen Deutschen werden hier-
durch zu elmer Abendunterhai tuns in
der Deutschen Schulz am Freitag. den
IA. Mai Attends s Uhr eingeladen. !.
1t is understood that the replanking
OF Hacheld wharf will begin imme-
Qlate!y. The lumber for the work ar
rived here yesterday on the Hyades.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held at
p. m. today. Secretary Wood hopes
to have Delegate Kuhio present to
speak on matters at Washington.
The ride to Haleiwa over the oahu
Railway is particularly pleasant to
persons who desire a better idea of
the topography of this island and the
hotel is one OF the best in the Terri
tory.
There viii be special concert to-
morrow night by the famous Seventh
Infantry regimental band, to be fol-
lowed by a dance. All Army and Navy
folk. hotel guests and townspeople are
cordially invited. =
John Burroughs stated yesterday
that although John Muir, who was
expected to arrive on the Mongolia,
did not come down this time, he would
visit the Islands later, at what time
he was not yet certain.
Governor Frear yesterday morning
gave directions for the issuance of
commissions for j. H. Craig as mem
Der of the Oahu Board of License
Commissioners, and j. J.. Garden as
member of the Board of immigration
Indications are that the Board of
Supervisors will favor the proposition
city and county patient. in aid of the
Queens Hospital. at the regular meet
ing this evening, when the matter will
be taken up.
A huge wooden case was hauled into
the Promotion Committee rooms yes.
terday and will be opened today II
contains a large model of the sugar
refinery at Crockett, and was sent to
the Sugar Factors Association. The
model will be on exhibition in a day
or two
Captain Berger paid a farewell COM
pliment to former Vice President
Fairbanks vest erday afternoon on tbs
Hackfeld wharf. Jus. as the distin-
guished party passed by the musicians
as the ship swung seward, Captain
Berger bowed to Fairbanks and gave
! the signal for Aloha De-"
Frank Pacheco, the Fort street bar
Der, has received overtures from man.
ufacturers on the mainland proposing
| to manufacture and exploit his dan.
| druff killer With a view to lookins
| into the propositions he will Leave fol
the Coast on the 18th inst. and viii
/ go as far East as New York.
| The San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce is preparing to entertain at {
banquet the congressional party which
it to visit Hawaii in July, The part.
will reach San Francisco about Jul,
20. 1t will include members of tn
| ways and means and naval commit
| tees and other members of Congress
/ r. K. Bonine has developed the film
which she took Of the yachts sailing
| away to Pearl Harbor last Sunday
and has found that they are an ex
! ceptionally fine lot. Mr.. Bonnie ha
been completing his set of surfing pic
lures lately, and has taken a larg
number of excellent moving and sta
tionary pictures at Waikiki. He ma
/ leave for Hawaii next week to take
number of forestry scenes which wi
be exhibited at the Alaska-Y ukon-Pa
cific Exposition.