The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. Macfarlane. who had her hip
joint fractured some time ago. is re-
covering
w. w. Needham had his kneecap
fractured Monday night by falling from
his bicycle.
Diamond Head Charley reported last
night that a strong northeasterly gale
WAS blowing out at the lighthouse.
A meeting of the Mckinley Memorial
Fund Committee was held yesterday
afternoon at 2 p. IN. at the Bank of
Hawaii.
I The Oahu College department of mu-
sic and chorus class will give a grand
concert on Friday, November 22 in
Pauahi Hall.
/ The Honolulu German Arion Society
viii give a social this evening at the
Elks' Hall. corner of Beretania and
Miller streets.
The Hooulu Lahui Society held
meeting at the Maternity Home yester-
day morning. Only routine business
was transacted.
No news was obtainable of the
whereabouts of DR.. Winslow yesterday,
despite the energetic inquiries by the
police department.
The Hawaiian Quintet Club plays at
Moana Hotel tonight during the din
ner hour. There will also be a num-
Der OF dinner parties.
Queen Liliuokalani took with herSto
the States a collection Of songs CONG
posed by herself and others. She IN
tends to have them published.
The furniture of five-room cottage
is offered for sale, with privilege of
renting house; desirable location and
cheap rent. See classified ads ~
William Richard, of Honokaa. who
had his foot Injured some time ago by
the accidental discharge of a shotgun,
is in town at present. TO be treated by
local physicians.
The band will not play at Makee
Island on Sunday. as the new Catholic
Chapel at Waikiki is TO be dedicated
on that day. The band will play at
the Capitol grounds instead.
The Philharmonic Society will meet
tonight at o'clock in Pauahi Hall, for |
rehearsal of HandeTs Messiah" All |
members are urged to be present. New |
applications will be accepted
Marshal Hendry has received ahis |
supplies for the next half year The |
consisted of over toua
but it came by mail. with nothing but
4 Department of Justice frank upon it.
Mrs. J. F. uowells. wife of Iieuten-
ant Howells, Artillery Corps. L. s A,
was a passenger on the Alameda yes
-erday for the Mainland. She viii join
her husband at Fort Douglas. salt
Lake lily OldH |
The auction of ava licenses for the
coming year will be held the first weekly
n December. The sale for the oahu
districts will be held at the Capitol II
building. and for the other places. ~
heir respective districts
The Supreme Court heard arguments1
n two cases yesterday, that OF
schweitZer VS.. FiSchel. and c. T.. |
3oardman VS.. Fireman's Fund Insur-
nee Company. In this latter case Ce-
Ill Brown sat as the third justice. |
,hief Justice Frear being disqualified
Miss Fanny Guinnane. who has been
visitor in Honolulu for about three
months. left yesterday on the Alameda
or her home in San Francisco. Miss
iuinnane came here for her health,
nd returns much improved. She was
ute popular among the younger set
nd made many friends during her
tay.
a. E Murphy, superintendenAof the
ouse numbering department, is Rusily
ngaged in the work, though he aTt.ct-
ates that it will require at least NIX
lonths to complete the task. The cityl
as been divided into fourteen districts r
or the convenience of the new de-
artment, and each district is to be
'orked separately. The center or bust
ess portion of the city is nearly COM
leted The corner OF Nuuanu and
ling streets is the center from which
f the departments new system.