The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-28
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Judge Gaibraith has gone to Hawai,
for his vacation. 10 " al
storm sewer is being put IN q,
Nuuanu street from King toward .ba
waterfront the
Hawaiian Lodge No. p. F. "A M
VIII meet tonight in specia, sase,a,
work IN the first degree.
Col G j. Mccarthy is due to ra,prn
To-Day from the Coast He was No
an ELK while in San Francisco
/ Z chief Justice and Mrs. Frear Mr.
birmingham and Miss Dillinenan, ~
parted Tor San Francisco on tba Cb,na
Inc fall school term begins this vaar
september 8. The teachers eysn,3r,a
day. ana FIJI
MRS. II. A. Jacobsen, wife of C,1stons
inspector Jacobsen, returned vester1iaI,
evening IN the Ventura, from "a visi,
to the Colonies '9''
MRS. r. ii. Turk, who has been visit
ing ner parents in Portland. Oregon
for several months, will return to Ho''
nolulu next month.
Edward r. Swain. the architect. was
slseh pleasant farewell last night
prior TO his departure for San Fran
cisco on the Ventura.
Chairman w. F.. Drake of ,ba hou
committee of the Red Men nuhlisbas
an important notice in this paper to-
day TO all members of the order.
Acting Governor Cooper accornnan-
led by Private Secretary HAYES. Off
clally returned the visit of General
bfeckihrldge yesterday afternoon.
L. r Sedgwiek, whose experiments
IN cotton culture We're reported yea
| terday, has sent samples of his upA
land product to Liverpool for prices
Miss Daisy NJ. Rohrer, who has been
visiting her brother, Charles Rohrer
civil engineer of the Rapid Transit, de.
parted last night on the Ventura for
her home.
Captain Cove, of the bark Gerard c.
Tobey, entertained a number of young
people aboard the vessel last evening,
Dancing on the deck was the CHIEF
amusement.
The Misses Fernandes. who 90 70
Salt Lake City, Utah, for a visit. de
parted on the Ventura last night. A
throng of friends We're on the dock to
bid them goodbye.
The Jean Gerardy concert will be
given at the Opera House on Thurs
day evening and bids fair to be a So
cial as Well as musical event of I'M
Usual Importance.
The Honolulu Drug Company viii oc-
cupy store in the new Mcintyre
block. as will McInernys shoe firm and
the First National Bank, the latter
having the corner.
The Court of Fire Claims heard evil
dence in more real property claims yes
terday. But few cases We're considered.
each of this sort of claims taking up
large part of the courts time
After an absence of two and a half
years, w. F. Reynolds, of Kahuku
Ranch. Kau, Hawaii, has been spend
ing a few days in town. He was for
merry owner of the Golden Rule Ba-
Ear.
Walter B. Mailing, clerk of the United
States District Court, departed last
night on the Ventura for vacation
at the Coast. Collector of Internal
Revenue Chamberlain was also a pas
senger.
, NJ Brasch & Co., of the Lace House
are again at the fore with some of
their wonderful values in ladies' no.
siery. Hermsdorf black, in plain and
drop stitch, taus and whites, at six
pairs for 81 90 Just for this week,
j Colonel j. w Erwin repeated his
stereopticon lecture on Californian
scenes last evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel to a large and interested audi
ence. Colonel Erwin gained great pop
ularity while here, as a lecturer. He
will give Hawaiian exhibits in Call
fornia
Mrs. Lahee and the Misses CIawson
of Los Angeles, who spent few weeks
in Honolulu very pleasantly, returned
To California last night on the Ventu-
ra. They were given a royal send-o
by number of the Island boys whf
have been attentive to the party dur
ing their stay in Honolulu.
Governor Dole will formally resume
the reins of government Friday, anc
an order to that effect will probably
be issued after the meeting of the Elk
ectlfive Council, to be held tomorrow
and which the Governor will attend
There are several matters of impor-
lance to be considered at the meeting
: tomorrow.