The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The government band gave a concert
last evening at Emma Square.
Box office for the Orpheum entertain
ment Wednesday night opens today. =
The Excelsior Lodge. L. o. o. F., will
meet tonight for work in the third de-
gree.
The cable pipe, coming in from Wal
kiki, has reached Queen and Alakea
streets.
A full change of program at the Or
lpheum vaudeville and minstrel show to-
morrow night.
Hawaiian curios and fancy work win
be sold at the social to be given next
i Friday at the Methodist Parsonage. .
| {Queen Liliuokalani, accompanied by
=. d. Aimok and Miss Myra Heleluhe,
will cave for h coast on the Ventura
Mrs. M. NJ. Scott accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Marion Scott, leaves on
the Ventura today for the Coast for an
extended trip.
All members of Mystic Lodge, K. of
P, are requested to attend the meet
ing OF the lodge tonight. There will be
work in the Page rank.
The Honolulu Symphony Club gave
a moke musicale last evening for the
British residents of Honolulu in honor
of the Kings birthday anniversary.
Two score alleged Chinese gamblers
were before Judge Wilcox yesterday,
and a number of them pleaded guilty.
They were assessed five dollars apiece.
The ten-year Did son of Yoshikawa
is at the hospital suffering from the
bites Of a half starved dog. His in
juries though painful are not believed
to be serious.
The assault cases against Mrs. Kali
k~ainahaole, VIM. Blaisdell and others
were dismissed by Judge Wilcox yes
terday. He held that the assault upon
c.. S. Dole was but a technical one.
Mr.. Wills, manager of the Hawaiian
Hotel, has made arrangements for a
concert to be given at the hotel on
Wednesday evening from seven to nine
by the band of the flagship New York.
Mrs. Jackson r.. Myers of Huelo is
at the Hawaiian Hotel. Mr.. Myers will
be here on Sunday to meet his mother
n sister who are to arrive on the
Sonoma tomorrow from Oregon and
make their home on Maui.
The Friend viii celebrate itsA 6Oth
birthday anniversary by issuing a spe-
cial December edition of 10000 COPIES
covering the work of the Protestant
missionaries in these islands. The spe-
cial number will be profusely ILLUSTRATES
ed.
Admiral Rodgers stated yesterday
the picture of III flagship New
York, appearing in yesterdays Adver-
tiser, was the best one he had eve seen.
He borrowed the negative-which was
made by the Advertisers staff artist,
Mr.. Carl Andrews-and had prints made
from it.
Land Commissioner E. S. Boyd leaves
today for a visit to the Kona and Kau
districts on Hawaii. Mr.. Boyd has been
that the Dakota farmers will
arrive here on the 18th of this month.
There will be six families to be followed
oy thirty or forty more, who nave been
awaiting the result of the elections.
The grand jury considered the case
IF Nigel Jackson yesterday and may
'eport upon it today, together with the
BETTY cases already considered. The
witnesses in the Boyd cas- are sum-
noned for this afternoon. 1t is report
d that neither Governor Dole nor Sec
'etary Cooper have been s-ubpoenaed
the records of the Department will
probably be relied upon to a large ex-
emf to prove the case.