The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

All mail steamers will go TO the
| Channel wharf from now on.
| Captain Lane. formerly of the Maui,
/ has been placed in command of the
Kaena.
Captain McPhail. of the Rithet. has
received news from the Coast that he
| is now the father Of a girl.
Mrs. Silas P. Casey. wife of Admiral
! Casey. L. s. N, and daughter, are reg
istered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
/ A gap of about forty feet has been
! made in the fence on the Koolau side
/ of the Pail road by the recent storms.
! E NJ Watson, former secretary-tS
/ Senator Sullivan, of Mississippi, is in
the city and Will begin the practice of
1 law here.
! Several varieties of new sugar cane
came by the Miowera from Queensland
| for the Hawaiian Planters Experiment
tai Station.
Lewis & Turk are going TO Washing
ton. ID. c., next January. There are
rumors in the air that they are to
engage in politics.
Judge Barrows, the president of the
Pacific Union Oil Company, arrived on
the Ventura, and is at present stopping
at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Ex- mayor Phelan. of San Francisco,
who is to make a tour of the world,
may make his first stop in Honolulu,
and proceed thence to Japan.
There will be no charge to the con-
cert this evening at the Pauahi Assem-
bly, Hall. Professor Ballaseyus has
arranged a fine classic program.
Governor Dole will issue a Thanks
giving proclamation calling attention
to the one promulgated by President
Roosevelt. and ordering all government
Offices closed on that day.
and NTYs Henry IDrrftOo Miss
Gertrude were to leave San Francisco
November % for Honolulu. to join the
Dunn-Macfarlane wedding party, which
arrived here in the Sierra.
Judge Barrow. representing the
Union Oil Company of San Francisco,
He will look after the interests of his
company while in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neill have pre-
scented Manager Lake of the Hawaiian
Hotel with a handsome card and
matchsafe in honor of Mr. Lakes nine
teenth year of hotel management.
There will be a rehearsal of the Sec
ond Congregation choir at St Andrews
Cathedral this evening at s o'clock, a
which all members must be present.
Thanksgiving music viii be taken up.
The ladies who are to take part in
the coming Catholic fair and luau are
requested to be at the Drillshed this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The booths and
stands are to be laid out, and il is very
important that all should be on hand.
NJ F. Bioletti. viticulturist and bac-
teriologist, of the department of agri-
culture at the University of California,
is expected to pass through Honolulu
in a few weeks, on his way to South
Africa, where he has accepted a new
position. He viii probably remain here
for a few days en- route.
Surveyor of the Port Spear has been
notified that hereafter the crews Of !
American vessels coming from the
Orient TO the Coast via Honolulu must |
be mustered in this port, and not at !
heretofore. The penalty for the neglect |
of this rule is as high as $400.
Yesterdays arrests included: Kauai. |
Jack Wahiawa, Makelona, Albert |
James Kehilikohi, gambling;
Kila Kaaihue, assault and battery; A |
Scrimgeour. horse united; Joseph Kui. |
James Weeks, assault |
and battery on Annie Weeks; John !
Story, Elisa DelgardO, investigation.
A jolly theater party from the Or
pheum was entertained last evening a /
Camarinos' cafe, Among those in the /
party were Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hatch,
Miss Kaufman. Mrs Mary Gum, Miss |
Miss Mary Widdifeld. Mr.. |
and Mrs. e. d. Tenney, Mrs. Nellie |
Noonan. Barbour Lathrop, Dr. GarvIn,
Mr.. Baldwin. Mr.. Wilder. Ned Macfar- |
lane and others.