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Local and General News Briefs and Notices
No Commissioners of Education meeting this afternoon. Wing Wo Chan & Co. building a brick warehouse extension on Nonana street. John Holt expected back from San Francisco next Aus tralia. Myrtle Boat Club board meets this evening. Temple of Fashion exhibition of Valises sold at reduced prices. Sign placed at money order post office entrance. Pacific Hardware Co. selling hygienic refrigerators and Philadelphia lawn mowers with removable compartments. William Foster visiting Honolulu after a decade on the Coast. former harness shopkeeper and 1887 legislator. Prof. Frank W. Jacobs opens voice studio on Emma street opposite high school. Officer Toma arrested at Kakouou. escaped Japanese laborer blackened his face. Japanese women on Ewa plantation harvest jane beans for fodder, packing them on their backs. Ewa plantation office moved to larger quarters. Messrs Murdoch and Abrams have improved clerical accommodations. Plantation store enlarged. Purveyor Eckardt of Queen’s Hospital denies reports of injury to a child. hospital register lists the child as Pa. Conductor Jack Maguire laments loss of his mustache more than money in boat races.