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Local items note hotel, theatre and civic plans in Honolulu
Judge Kolua stays at Queen hotel while no Board of Health meeting occurs this afternoon. The Inter-Island wharf sees sugar shipments as the 8. G. Wilder and the Arizona line up alongside Pacific Mail. Football concert plans grow with Jamie Wilder among attractions. Tivoli at Waikiki, Palace walk widening, and government land negotiations are in progress. Chief Justice Judd hosts the Sons of the American Revolution Saturday. Mrs. Pedersen recovers from surgery, Amateur Orchestra rehearsal set for Thursday, and Manoa road closure above Punahou College requires detours. Tomorrow Mr. Yarndley will meet pupils at Emma and Byretania to arrange lessons. General Merriam orders coal cargo space for Manila via Australia. The Eagle becomes an American eagle on flag day history. The Queen Hotel and Eagle House are refurnishing and promise clean kitchens, good service, and reasonable prices. D. J. Camarinos to import delicacies on the steamer Australia. Rubber-tired hack contact Club Stable Hack Stand 319. Sale.