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

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The band win play, if possible, at
the departure of the transport Logan
today.
Hawaiian Tribe No. /, I. o. r.. NJ,
VIII meet at 1880 this evening in K.
of P. Hall.
The American-H Hawaiian steamer Co.
lumbar, bringing mail from the
Coast, will arrive here tomorrow
morning.
Hawaii Chapter No. /, Order of Ka
mehameha, will meet in Fraternity
Hall. Odd Fellows building, at 7:3G
this evening.
Hawaiian Commercial will pay an ex
ira dividend of fifty cents share next
month, making total dividend pei
share of seventy4fve cents, according
to the present prospects.
The liner Makura of the Canadian
Australian company is expected te
make a record run this trip SO that she
will arrive at Victoria in time to take
@ " 8 0<ASa 5Aoai pau 1aoha shas Wy "
Seattle.
A handsome carved chair made
from koa is on exhibition at the Pro
motion Committee rooms, the work Of
Otremba, the wood-carver. This is te
be sent to the Alaska Yukon-Pacific
Exposition.
Lumber for the replanking of Hack
field wharf is due here on the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian steamer Pleiades from
Puget Sound the latter part of this
week. Work Will be started as sooT
as possible.
Army and Navy people were much il
evidence at the excellent dance givel
last evening at the Moana Hotel. There
were many people in attendance from
the transport Logan, and also large
number of townfolk.
King street, from Alapai to Keeau
moku, is half bloekaded, one side Of tht
street being entirely shut Off from gen
eral traffic. Considerable Improvement
work has been going on of late, which
has made this action necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Berrigan s heart
felt and sincere thanks are rendered tC
the friends who were so thoughtful, who
sent howers-afid rendered sympathy il
their recent bereavement in the loss OF
their little daughter Madeline
The Holo ala Club will meet fol
limitations at the cottage of C. HI
Dickey, on Tantalus, saturday, May
s, at 4 p. m. Route via Manoa Trail
Those wishing more of a tramp will
meet at Pawaa Junction at $50 q. M
Word has been received here thai
VIM. G. Irwin, head of Irwin & Co.
will arrive here on the Mongolia OF
the 18th. w. M. Gifard, local manage
of the company, will leave for the State.
for a vacation the latter part of thii
month.
Plumbing Inspector Venhuizen, wht
has been connected with the Board o,
Health for several years past, has beer
| legislated out of job. Venhuizen viii
remain in the Office until he has broker
in his successor, J. j. Miehlstein, wht
was appointed by Mayor Fern.
A large frame containing Hawaiia,
postage stamps, some of which arr
very rare, is at the Promotion Com
mittee rooms, and will be sent to Sc
attic as a part of Hawaii's exhibit a
| the fair. An arrangement of Liliuoka
lani stamps at the top spells 'Ha
waii.''
| Will j. Cooper, who has been doinl
excellent work with the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee, has been selecte'
by that body to conduct a newspape
booming Hawaii at the Alaska-Y ukon
Pacific Exposition. Mr.. Cooper vii
leave on the transport Dix for tn
Northwest.
1t is rumored that DR.. Walter F
Brinekerhoff win shortly resign his Fec
eral position here. He was sent to tn
Islands to make thorough study O
the disease of leprosy and also to hav
charge of the construction of the Fet
eral Leprosarium on Molokai. D.
Brinckerhoff does not deny the rumor.
Sergeant of the ROYAL Irish Consta |