The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Star gaZers were plentiful last night.
II. p Meyer. the son Of the late r.
W. Meyer, Of Kalae, Molokai, died III
Chicago recently.
The sudden touch OF cold weather
last evening caused many persons TO
don their overcOats.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety Will meet tonight at 1880 at the
Kawaiahao Seminary.
During the past eight months 10 lots
have been sold at College Eilis. The
/ aggregate returns We're S146,375.
a Hawaiian brakeman on one of the
Pioneer Mill Company's engines was
run over and instantly killed Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. w. X. Azbiil, who leaves with
his wife for the Coast on Tuesday, VIII
preach at the Christian Church on
, Sunday at IL a. m.
The net OF the Chinaman who was
found drowned in Kau some time ago,
has been found hidden in the rocks.
Foul play is suspected.
Commencing tomorrow the cars of
I the Rapid Transit system Will stop at
the near side Of intersecting streets
only, to take on or let off passengers. \
Manager G. c. Hewitt, of Hutchinson
plantation. arrived yesterday morning
to attend the meeting of the Planters
Association, which takes place on Mon
day.
The band will play this afternoon at
the football game at Punahou, com
mencing at o'clock. The concert to-
morrow viii be at the Capitol
grounds.
The Country Newspaper Quartet will
sing at the fair which is to be held
at Haalelea Lawn on November 81, for
the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Methodist Church.
a large audience is expected at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall
at o'clock Sunday to hear John d.
Waldron'S address on Making Noun
tain Men" He has thoroughly studied
his subject.
Members of the Kilohana Art League
who are preparing Christmas cards for
the coming exhibition, are expected to
leave them at the league rooms on
Monday morning between the hours of
. and 1880 o'clock.
The Anti saloon League will hold
special service at the Central Union
Church on Sunday evening. November
"A. superintendent l.. NJ Hartley Will
address the audience on The Situation
in Honolulu, and How to Meet It."
Mr.. Zeno *. Meyers, a kamaaipa,
well and favorably known in Honolulu,
has now charge Of the insurance de-AI
partment of the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany. Mr.. Myers has been with the
largest companies in San Francisco.
Arrangements were completed yes
terday for the $4,000 required by the
fire court to finish their work. 1t is
proposed to borrow money from the
four banks, and give notes which lead |
ing business houses have agreed to |
sign.
The five witnesses against Mate Nc !
Donald were released yesterday, and |
each paid $126 by the marshal. There |
were two other witnesses who had been
released on bond, and though they |
made a demand for the same pay as |
was given to the witnesses confined in /
prison, the claim was disallowed.
The quarterly meeting of the Ha-
waiian Mission Children's Society. |
which Will be held tonight at 1880 p. m,
at Kawaiahao Seminary, is the second |
regular meeting of the year. and all |
members are earnestly requested to be |
present. Besides the regular program,
a musical treat is in store for all who
All packages OF reading matter in
tended for the use OF enlisted men in /
the Philippines, will be sent on free, |
at the direction of the quartermaster |
general of the army. Such matter |
should be packed securely and sent at |
any time to the stone barracks, near |
Hotel and Miller streets, to the depot /
Princes David and Cupid Will preside /
over miniature yacht race this morn
ing. The race, which starts at 10 /
o'clock, viii be from the Healani boat
house out and around the spar buoy
and return. A similar regatta was held |
last year. Today's race is in honor \
Of King Kalakaua's birthday.
Nomination papers were fled with /
the Secretary of the Territory yastrr-
day by two of the Hilo candidates for
to succeed Enoka. The
avowed candidates are David Ewaliko
and James ID. Lewis. each petition |
bearing the twenty-five names as re-
quired by law. The last day for filing
papers is November 18th.