The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IOIAL 6kEFItICS.
The Picking brought 1o5 japanese for
Honolulu.
Peter Deane. late of Brisbane, is re-
quested to call at the British Consul
late, 1920 King street.
A stag dinner will be given at the
Moana Hotel Saturday evening OF this
week for Mr.. Arthur Wall
The Mauna Loa brought the news
that the wife of Peter Bonn, engineer
for the Kona Sugar Company, died last
Saturday.
Charles Dole has been admitted to
practice III the Federal Court by Judge
Estee. Mr. Dole is a nephew of the
Governor.
Fire Commissioner F. j. Tesla re
turned from Maui yesterday and occu-
pied his usual place at the Court of
Fire Claims.
II. p. Roth will occupy the store
which is now used by the Golden Rule
Bazaar on Fort street, after the first
of the year.
Steps are being taken by the Boys
Brigade to have the five-acre children's
playground at the end Of Vineyard
street improved.
T. F. Sedgewick, of the agricultural
station, has been notified of his elecS
ton to membership in the Royal AgriN
cultural Society of England.
superintendent of Public Works Boyd
and his assistant, Marston Campbell,
will leave on the Mauna Loa on No
vember 9, to visit Kona and Kau.
Mrs. Love will entertain at dancing
party Thursday evening of next week,
in honor of Miss Mabel Jones, Miss
Eva Dennis and Miss Bessie Church.
Work for the fall semi-annual exhi-
bition of the Kilohana Art League will
be received at the hall of the league on
Wednesday, November 6, from to
o'clock
Next Sunday the First Regiment, N.
G.. H., will have practice with field
pieces nauka of Punchbowl, the first
battalion in the morning, and the sec
ond battalion in the afternoon.
Among the arrivals on the Mauna
Loa is Rev. w n. Lono, who comes
here with his family to take charge of
the Kaumakapin Church He has
heretofore been the pastor of the ma
tive church in Kona.
There is quite a competition for the
captaincies OF the two new Hawaiian
American steamers Nebraskan and
Nevadan, which will run between the
Coast and Island ports. Many local
captains have applied.
Judge Gilbert F. Little departed for
Hilo on the Kinau yesterday, after
making the rounds and wishing his
Honolulu friends a cordial goodbye.
He has aided materially in clearing up
the formerly overcrowded docket.
Mr. c. r. Bennett, chief clerk to
Major w. w Robinson, depot quarter
master here, Will leave for the Coast
on the Peking today. Mr.. Bennett will
settle up all accounts of Major Rob
inson which have not been adjusted,
and then will join that officer in the
Philippines.
I The sanitary department. of the
Board of Health has decided that all
Ihouseholders must hereafter have a
Especial garbage drum, made out of cor
Irrigated iron. These garbage contain
iers are to be left inside the gates, in
stead of on the sidewalks, as has pre-
viously been the custom.
Joseph Guerrieri, who for the past
three and a half years has been con-
nected with the Hawaiian Hotel in the
capacity of chief steward, viii leave
on the City of Picking today for the
Coast He has made no connection as
yet, but has shown such capacity here
that there is no doubt of his future
success.
a survey of the land for the new
industrial school for boys at Waialae
will be made by Joseph s. Emerson, as
soon as he has finished his work at
Waianae. AS there are a number Of
kuleanas on the new land, the Commits
sioners of Education will not have any
construction begun before a complete
Survey has been made.
The Board of Education is at present
receiving applications for commissions
to grant marriage licenses, as all the
old ones have been revoked. Superin-
tendent A. t. Atkinson states that all
applicants should have their applica-
lions accompanied with letters of rec
concentration from three reputable citi-
zens of their districts.
President Sloggett has received from
superintendent Boyd his answer to the
letter recently sent to the Department
of Public Works. anent the rock crush
er at the asylum. The letter will be
acted upon at the regular meeting of
the Board of Health this afternoon. Mr..
Boyd states that he is unable to com
ply with the wishes of the board in re-
gard to the matter.
Mr.. Henry E, Waitey, of Bishop &
Co, is arranging his business to spend
six months in the States. He will be
accompanied by his wife and family,
and as he goes for his health, his stay
may be protracted. His destination will
be Denver, and he will stay in the
mountains of Colorado during his en-
tire vacation. He expects to leave on
the Alameda, sailing October 90