The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The fire court heard small Chinese
, claims yesterday
The Portuguese Independence day
VIII be celebrated tomorrow
William r. RawIins was admitted 10
practice IL the Federal Court yester-
day.
William Laundsberry. a subject CT
Great Britain, died Thursday OF heart
disease.
Superintendent Boyd made a verbal
report upon the result Of his trip TO
Hawaii
N F. Prosser was initiated by Nxhe
ElHs last night and is now minus ms
uustache.
mission 10 build a jetry in waiakea
river. Hilo.
Fitch & Thompson have fled notice
q dismissal Of the suit Of Kate L vida
vs. Charles y. Cray
Owing 10 lack Of a quorum there was
no meeting yesterday OF the Oahu Nc
Einley Memorial Association
Mr. Low. father Of Manager Low. OF
the Honolulu plantation, arrived in the
Alameda yesterday for a visit.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor met at Central Union Church
last evening for the election OF OFF,
GERS
H A Allen, representing the pump
trust IS visiting the Islands for few
months, seeking benefit for his wife's
health
The Hawaiian Band VIII play at noon
today al the Catholic fair. and toInOr-
row afternoon. at O'Clock. al the
Capitol grounds
owing 10 the arrival Of the Alameda
yesterday afternoon the meeting Of the
Merchants Association was postponed
until next week
The Executive Council at yesterdays
meeting refused the application Of Ia
rnada for license 10 manufacture sake
in Manoa Valley.
The sandwich man. so common IN the
States. made his first appearance in
Honolulu yesterday. carrying the sign
Of a hardware firm.
The hearing Of the injunction suit OF
the Oahu Railway and Land Company
Us. Cotton Brothers. viii be held in
Federal Court this morning
A dealers license was granted 10
Omora Gosaboro at Hilo, and the IL
cense Of HOffschlaeger Company, at
the same place, was ordered renewed
There IS a legal fight in the San
Francisco courts over the possession Of
Doris Shimozumi. a japanese child ac-
tTess, aged nine. who was born in Ha-
wall
Frederick O'Brien. formerly city edi-
tor Of the Advertiser, has returned 10
its staff as general western representa-
tive. with headquarters al san Fran
cisco
L r Prince. a Boston clubman who
is trying TO win a $4,000 bet that he
can go around the world in less than
sixty-uine days. is an expected pas
senger on the China
Wilson Hahiko. who raised a 81 mon
~ order 70 $50. IN Kona. pleaded guilty
before Judge Estee yesterday after
NOM. and vas sentenced II pay a fine
Of $500 This is equivalent 10 SEN
tence Of nearly three years in prison
The weekly Bible class Of the Young
Women's Christian Association VIII be
held on Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. at Craigside. Nuuanu Valley,
Mrs Give Davies VIII conduct the
class. AL members are cordially in
vited.
The free entertainment by the Fran .
els Murphy Club this Saturday even
ing at Queen Emma Hall viii consist
Of SONGS and specialties by the MEM
bers Of the Club; also stereopticon
views Of q "Trip TO China All are
cordially invited
There viii be special services in St
Andrews Cathedral on Sunday in aid
OF the Diocesan Board Of Missions The !
sermon in the morning VIII be preach
ed by the Rev. Canon Ault. of Wailu-
ku. and in the e-vening by Rev. DR..
weymouth. The offerings throughout
the day VIII be given to the board.
Among those reported in attendance
at the first appearance Of Sybl san
derson are Mrs. Isenberg and Mrs Tom
II 1fIUvFaE. Of Honolulu The Chronicle
saws: Mrs. Tom Holloway. OF Homo
lulu. wore Il black lace gown over white
satin and an opera wrap TO match the
dress She wore a dazzling diamond
tiara
Robert r. Kinds died Wednesday
at KaawalOa. kOna, after d
long illness. de was the owner OF the
FIawi plantation, and reported TO be a
man Of considerable wealth. be was
a native OF England, and came to the
Islands from Victoria, as an expert
machinist No particulars Of his death
were received The deceased leaves
widow and four sons, John Robert,
James and George. and two daughters,
Mrs a D AcBryde and Miss Nellie