The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. Kunst. the millionaire planter of
Samoa. was "a passenger for Honolulu
on the Sierra.
Harry ". Robinson. an eastern man.
arrived yesterday to take a position on
the Republican staff.
Punahou Athletic Club are pronounc-
I'd favorites for their game on Satur-
day with the Male Ilimas.
The Philharmonic Society Will meet
this evening at sPauahi Hall for re-
hearsaL All members are requested 20
be on hand.
Miss Nellie Kitchen came yesterday
on the Sierra for visit with relatives.
Miss Kitchen has not been in Honolulu
for about two years
Mrs. Allan Herbert and daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Walters, returned from the
Coast yesterday. Mrs. Walters brought
home a pretty pet chipmunk.
Burglars broke into Demetrius c..
Camarinos' thirst parlOr on Tuesday
night and touched him for a box of CT
gars and a few Primo cocktails.
The directors of the Hawaiian Yacht
Club meet tonight to pass upon appli-
cations for membership and to arrange
details for next Sundays sharking
fest.
William Blackjack is the United
States vice consul in Samoa, and is
probably acting consul until a success
or TO Luther w. Osborn is appointed
by President Roosevelt.
The young people of Kawaiahao
Church will meet in the basement of
the church Friday evening and debate
on the question, rs immigration Bene-
fetal to the Native Hawaiian
All the ladies having tables and
booths at the coming fair and luau Civ
tn by the Catholic Society. are request
ed to meet at the Drillshed tomorrow
morning to perfect arrangements.
Tonight at the Christian Church. cor
ner of King and Alakea streets, there
viii be a book social given by the
Young Peoples Society. All are re-
quested to come representing some
book.
Miss Anita Phillips. who left Homo
lulu last spring as assistant to Miss
Rose Dawson at the Buffalo EXPOSE
ton, has been appointed to a response
bic position in one Of Oakland's large
banks
Federal Court was i'm session but
few minutes yesterday when Judge Es
tee adjourned until this morning, when
appropriate action viii be taken rela-
tive TO the death Of United States At
torney J. G. Baird.
Wilcox is said to have taken along
with him a claim of Emil Ney. who
alleges he is a grandson of Marshal
Ney. Frances illustrious soldier to
portion of the warriors fortune, said
To amount To $13,000OO0.
Rusted's Hawaiian Directory will so
to press on Friday next All changes
of business or residences that have
occurred since October 1st should be
sent to the directory office. room -.
Arlington Annex, as soon as possible
Among the arrivals on the Ventura
yesterday were the members OF the
Boston Concert Company Mr.. b.
Walthers. the Belgian Violinist; Lillian
Norma and Cyrus BTownlee Newton
They are guests at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel.
When the Ventura left San Francis
co. Mrs Campbell and daughters had
arrived from the East; Mrs. Cunha,
son and daughter. were preparing to
leave for Honolulu on November %,
and Mrs Carmichael was leaving for
San Jose.
The Longshoremen's Union is said to
be contemplating taking part in poll
tics under the name OF LOngshoremen' s
Labor Union party. Their object IS TO
protect the waterfronterS from Asiatic
labor, and Will be especially aimed at
Japanese.
A hack and a bicycle collided last
night about IL at the junction of Mer-
chant street and Union Square. The
bicyclist fell just before reaching the
square. and the hack. which was di-
rectly behind. struck the wheel, dam
aging 1t slightly.
H j. Nolte. the Fort street restaur-
auteur. and his daughter, Miss Rika
Nolte returned to- Honolulu yesterday
in the Ventura. the former, after
long absence in Germany. where he
went for the benefit of his health. He
returns much improved.
Roundy. a business man of Salt
Lake City. Utah. accompanied by his
daughter Miss Florence Roundy, was
a through passenger on the Sierra for
Australia. He will establish a large
glass manufacturing establishment
near Sydney, and has heavy American
capital behind the movement.
Barbour Lathrop, who is well remem-
bered in Honolulu in connection with
the swell cotiIlion given by him last
winter in Progress Hall. arrived yes
terday in the Sierra, and viii remain
here for a short time. \ dinner VIII
be given him this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Tenney. followed by thea
ter party at the Orpheum. where the
Hogan troupe will appear. Tomorrow
evening he Will be entertained at DIN
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hatch.