The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-30
LOCAL BREVITlES.

t4o,.ses bought. sold and exchanged
by w. s. Withers
The William Mckinley Lodge meets
tonight for work in the second rank
Annie V. Napthaly and Mr.. Edmund
johnson were married on Saturday,
August %.
Rishop Restarick breaches in St An
drew's cathedral tomorrow evening al
1880 o'clock.
The Grand Army will give up its
n,a rfers in San Antonio hall and start
its campfires at Elks' hall soon.
Ernest Haas, German from Homo
lulu. was swindled out OF $loO by gan
Francisco bunko man. He recovered
the money.
Frank Rorner, first mate of the Ho-
rolnIu was discharged by Commission
ar C;iII Yesterday, the witnesses having
disappeared.
The woman's Guild of st. Andrews
catbedraI will hold it's regular meeting
Monday. Sept. /. with Mrs. Cathcart at
College Hills
The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
ars of the Hawaiian Orphanage ana m
dustrial Schools Association, Lto.' mas
been postponed till Nov. 10.
1t is reported that 6. r. Ewart mas
resigned his position as manager OF
t<iIauea Plantation and will be succeed
ed by Andrew Moore, now on the coast
on Monday next, Judge Luther VII
cox; commission as district magistrate
for Honolulu will expire, but IL Is uii-
derstood that it will be renewed at
once.
The excavations for the storm sewer
in Kapiolani street have been com pre-.
ed and the pipe put down Inc stIe 's
is now being restored to its proper COLI
dition. .;o,,
Alexander w. Waters. formerly tick
of a agent of the Pacific Coast steamship
company. has disappeared from san
Francisco, and is thought to nave gone
either to Hawaii or Australia.
Assistant Superintendent j. W. EFT
win of the free delivery system, VIZ ~
will make a stay in the city, VIII pe
asked to deliver his illustrated lecture
on Our National Capital before the l.
NJ. C. A. during his stay
]. w. Erwin, assistant superintendent
of the free delivery for the PostoIilce
Department, who is to arrive on the
Alameda. will probably give his hrst
lecture in Honolulu next week uhoer
the auspices of the Y. Nj. G. A
The semi-annual meeting OF the no o.
nolulu Engineering Association VIII De
hold in the Castle & Cooke assembly
rooms the evening of Monday, SepteIn-
her 1st The reports of the secretary
and treasurer will be received and the
election of officers will be held.
Miss Ada Murcutt, one of two travel
ing agitators who were here a year OF
more ago and went on to japan is IN
san Francisco She tells the Chronicle
that che was the first English woman
TO land on the island of Saghahen, ana
the san Francisco paper apparently
believes it.
DIR. c. B. Cooper. representative OF
tho Honolulu lodge of Elks at the re-
union held in Salt Lake, was met on
the dock last night when the Alanleud
arrived by a number of Elks. be salu
he had had a jolly good time while
away and would tell the herd ABOUT ms
trip later on.
a Porto Rican woman, making the
rIea that her husband was in jail ana
She had no home, applied to Jalior
Henry for a resting place she was
given a room and some time after she
gave birth to girl baby she was
cared for, and Will be kept until d hoiiie
is provided for her.
r p Hackfeld Yesterday brought suit
q gainst p. E. r. Strauch and Fannie
Strauch, his wife, and j. p. Mendonca'
to forecroSe q mortgage for $z5Uu upon
certain lands in Kalihi. The property
is now in the possession of Mendonca,
having been sold to him subject TO the
mortgage held by Hackfeld.
Robert w. Single was yesterday
granted a license to practice law in
she district courts of the Territory ana
before Judges at chambers on appeals.
Nh. Single says he does not intend TO
practice law, but plans to continue the
study of commercial law with a class
of young business men now being form
ed.
The Board of Registration for Oahu
viii hold sittings in the old quarters
next to the postoffice between ana
10 o'clock a. m. and and p. M, every
day. beginning September 2, for the
purpose of examining applicants Tor
registration of voters in the coming
election and determining their e1gloil-
ity.
Members of the seventh precinct or
the fifth district Republican club, are
requested to meet tonight at Z O'Clock
sharp on corner of King and Maunakea
streets. to consider some resolutions
adopted by the district committee All
err the meeting all will adjourn to the
Orpheum to hear ex-senator Thurston
speak.
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