The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

celebrated Thanksgiving night.
Q X Quinn has been appointed q
baiiif OF the First Circuit Court.
There was a dance at the new Nc
Bryce mill at Eleele last Saturday
night.
; Honolulu Chapter. Rose Croix. meets
IN regular session tonight at the Ma
sonic Temple.
/ Harry Moore. a carpenter and cabi-
T y inlaid table top on exhibition in
+ Thrum's window.
! The barkentine Encore left Sydney on
October il. for this port, with 1910 tons
I Of Duckenhsld coal.
The sixth Diocesan Synod OF the
Anglican Church in Hawaii is 10 be
held on December 2.
The condition OF Mrs. Eliza Macfar-
lane, who hurt herself seriously by a
fan a few days ago. is improving
The ship Ruce left Newcastle for this
port. via Sydney, on October 1s She
brings 2,46o tons Of Duckenfield coal.
Judge Gear held no session of court
yesterday. He failed 10 come to his
office, and it was reported that he was
An old and well known native
printer, Alonzo Kuhia, died yesterday
morning at 1870 He was buried in the
Afternoon.
Attorney Frank Z. Thompson will
leave for the States on the China He
intends 10 pay a visit TO his old home
in Minnesota
be celebrated tonight. It has not been
decided in what shape the celebration
viii take place.
Col. William CornweIl, who has been
at the Coast on visit, will return in
the Ventura, which will arrive here the
18th OF this month.
Paul Jarrett has resigned as pes-
senger in the Circuit Court, and &c
cepted a position az stenographer with
Magoon & Thompson.
A Marcallino, a private in Company
3, has been promoted TO be corporal
in the same company. The appointment
took effect October 26.
The fagpole in front OF the Judiciary
building, which was pronounced unsafe,
was removed by the Department Of
Public Works yesterday.
Tomorrow evening the German
Arion Society will hold its first meet
ing at the Eagles hail. on the corner
Of Bethel and Hotel streets. at 1880
p N.
An arc-lamp is badly needed on
Bethel street, between Hotel and King
streets The darkness makes walking
by night on the Waikiki side danger
Gus pasUme-
James F. Morgan viii hold an ad-
ministrator's sale OF wines, beers, etc.
on the premises OF h Congdon, de-
ceased, Hotel street, commencing to-
day at 10 a N.
The civil service commission has no
tilted George B. Mcclellan that he has
passed the Philippine civil service eX-
animation, which he took last July,
very successfully.
After playing at the Moana Hotel
night Captain Berger and the
Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Berrey. to celebrate
Mr.. Berrey's birthday.
DR.. Cofer has sent plans for changes
TO be made in the quarantine service |
10 Washington for approval. He in |
tends TO use the Kalihi detention camp !
for quarantine accommodations.
At a meeting Of the Male lima Ath- |
letic Club, held last night. the folIow-
ing new members were elected: G ~ !
Long. Prince Cupid, W. z. Rowland' /
Jr., c. Osborne, ". Jordan, Fred Platz-
on November 10. King Kalakaua's
birthday, Princes David and Cupid viii
engineer a race between miniature
yachts The race, which will occur IN
the forenoon. will be around the Dell
buoy Ten boats are expected 10 par
ticipate.
Mr.. n. F. Scott, one Of the leading
of kailua, Hawaii, came In
on the Mauna LOa- If business per
-uits. he hopes 10 return home by the
same boat Friday.
The children will enjoy a treat next
Saturday by attending the Mother
Goose" lawn party, given by the ladies'
Of the Second Congregation, at the NC
Grew residence. II viii only cost them
10 cents admission.
Some fine specimens Of navel oranges
are being displayed in Jordan's win
dow, grown on Kauai by Sheriff CO.
ney. They are Of the three-year va
riety. There is also another display
in the windows OF the Hawaiian News
Company.
The court Of fire claims heard the
building claims Of Cecil Brown yester-
day. Considerable testimony was
heard, the fun commission being pres
ent. c B. Ripley and F. W. Wilhelm,
who were appraisers appointed by the
to ascertain the value or
the destroyed buildings, were both on
the stand. Mr.. Ripley testified that
the appraiser had sometimes fixed the
value higher than that claimed by the
property owner.