The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES

The InterIsland steamer Likelike
sails this afternoon at four clock for
Kukuihaele and Honokaa.
The cruiser Buffalo, which is due
this morning from the Coast, will prob
ably have one days mail on board.
The Kaahumanu Society will attend
in a body the services at the Kawaiahao
church tomorrow morning at eleven
O'Clock.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
will give dance this evening in I. o.
o. F. hall. The admission will be %
cents, payable at the door.
Judge Alexander Lindsay, DR.. w. L.
Moore, and Dir. George Herbert were
yesterday given commissions by Gov
ernor Frear as members of the Insanity
Commission.
y splendid concert was given by the
pupils OF the Mckinley High School
last evening at the High School build
ing, the talent being provided from
among the students.
Attorney Vivas came over here from
-hdh III IGt HubClSSES VI Stating
new paper on the Valley Isle The
editorship Of the paper is said to have
been offered to H. M. Ayres.
The dredging at Pearl Harbor is
progressing very well, according to of
fcers at the naval station. The work
at Bishop Point has been practically
completed, and the rest of the job will
be rushed right along,
A paper entitled 'Typhoid Fever, -
from military medical officer S point
of view, by Captain S. H. Wadhams,
NJ. R. c., will be read this evening be-
fore the Hawaiian Territorial Medical
Society. A full attendance is urged.
The Order of Kamehameha will pa
rade on next Sunday and attend Ka-
waiahao church in full regalia, this be-
ing the occasion of their annual demon
stration. Stephen Desha will deliver
the Grafton, and special music will be
provided.
The Pacific Weekly today is an I'M
usually interesting number. In $50
eiety Gossip the foibles of the smart
set have been adroitly touched upon.
ut Is Said'' throws light on several
more or less mysterious happenings
which have made folks tongues wag
| during the past week.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 of city
and county funds may be available,
over the regular appropriation, for ex-
tenslve improvements on the belt road
around the Island of Oahu Out of
| this large sum which will be available,
it has been suggested that the Promo
ton Committee be given some aid.
| The board of managers of the Mid.
Pacific Institute extend to friends of
| all nationalities a cordial invitation to
| be present at the exercises connected
| with the placing of memorial stone
IN the building for the boys depart
ment, now being erected in Manoa val
| ley this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
The Order of Kamehameha will on
Sunday next, parade and attend Ka-
| waiahao church in full regalia on the
| occasion of their annual demonstration
forming at the Odd Fellows building
Fort street. Special music has been
arranged for the church festival and
the Rev. Stephen L. Desha will deliver
| the grafton.
a service, in English, will be held
Sunday evening, June 6, at 1916
0 clock in the Chinese church, Fort
street. Rev. DIR. Sheffield, president OF
the Tung-cho College, near Picking, will
/ deliver an address on "The Educa
tional Outlook in China A cordial
invitation is extended to all, especially
| to Chinese young men and women, tt
/ be present.