The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Haiku Sugar Company will soon
begin grinding. y
Judge Gears Kaimuki residence is
in charge Of Emil Ney during the own
er's absence -
The hearing Of the Bishop Estate
case will be resumed in Federal Court
this morning.
The schooner Alice Kimball is at
present engaged In carrying cane cars
from Rahului to Hama.
The Federal grand jury was in ses-
sion Saturday. and took up the case of
Mrs. Mon War. it is reported. q
Gilbert Waller. manager Of the Net
ropOlitan Meat Market. is expected
back from the Coast on the 23d.
The out-of-town members Of the An
Elican synod Will probably leave for
their homes by tOmOrrOw's steamers.
The monthly meeting of the Officers
Club. which was To have been held
yesterday. was postponed until Tues
day evening.
Today regular company drill VIII
take the place Of the athletic exercises
which have lately supplanted the drills
at Camp Mckinley.
Uncle Tom Cummins. who was in
jured on Fort street a few weeks since
by being run over by a light wagon,
IS ldpluiy recovering
The loan exhibition, which is to be f.
held at the st. Clements Rectory, VIII (.
be open today only. and not on Tues |
day, as was first reported.
The ava license for Honolulu Dis !
trict was sold at auction to G. X. Aki, |
for $l,OOl. he being the only bidder. |
The upset price was $1,000.
The Supreme Court concluded the |
hearing of the argument in the caTe /
p
Saturday. and adjourned for the term.
a force Of carpenters was engaged |
yesterday in making improvements in
the registrars office in the judiciary
A new floor is being laid
Twenty-Five thousand packages of
flower seeds will be sent from Wash
ington by Delegate Wilcox to Wray
Taylor. They will be for free distribu-
ton.
l.. D. Timmons. city editor of the \
Republican, has resigned to accept the \
office Of secretary to Capt. Geo. Nick. Il
depot quartermaster, L.
5. A II
\ man named Dudley fell down into
lne Of the TampicO's matches on Fri
lay night. bruising himself so badly
hat he had To be taken TO the Queens
Hospital.
The funeral Of the late Hugh Nc
MILAN will be held to-day AT 1 p. m,
al the nall of the Marine Engineers !
Association. All members are request
ii to be present
The agent of Wells. Fargo * cos
express requests that all packages for
he steamship SonOma, of December
%. be brought to the Office before noon
oday See al in this issue.
The members of the choir Of the Sec II
md Congregation of St Andrews H
'athedral will hold Il special rehearsal !
omorrow evening at the residence of
-irs. T.. d. Tenuey, corner of Pensacola !
ma LuuaIiio streets.
The regular rehearsal of the ANA II
eur Orchestra viii take place this ev- Y
ming in the Young Mems Christian ;
association hail commencing at 7:45 q
clock. All members are requested to l
H. present on time. c
The fire commission will. after next t
saturday. take 4 recess of sixty days.
nd during that time will complete the g
of claims in which evil =
ence has already been taken. Chair -
IAN Macfarlane will take a trip to the !
cast in the interim.
By the sudden departure of Attorney n
gorge w. Davis for the Coast on the
-lameda, last week, the interests of
ne defendant in the case of Hackfeld
s. GrOssman were seriously affected
Dhnson NickeuS was also an attorney
nd his death left DR.. Grossman with
ut counsel The case was finally put |
Cecil Browns hands. who found the
apers in Davis deserted office. DR.
rossman is much incensed.
The Rev. W. Smith. an Episcopal
IerSyman of many years residence in |
.ouisiana. arrived by the Alameda. |
aving come for an extended visit
, mis- son. George w. Smith. of the
ell known firm of Benson. Smith x
q. 1t is many years since the father
nd son met. The reverend gentleman | q
not in the best OF health, but has
luch improved during the short time
@ has been in the Islands. He is very .
luch delighted with Honolulu.
Rapid Transit car &c, being the pio-
eer car, had the honor Saturday af-
-rnoon of being the first car to go
yer the new KaIihi extension track
-hich goes as far as Kamehameha "
jad. Manager Ballentyne and a num-
or Of the directors enjoyed the first | 4
rip over the new road, which was /
1und To be in excellent shape. The Il
pad was opened To the public yester-
ay, and until Wednesday transfers to | II
ne Halihi extension cars will be Civ |
n from the main line. After that date |
through cars will run all the time.