The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-27
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

There will be no meeting of the Theo
sophical Society this evening.
I Order your seats early and avoid the
rush tonight at the Orpheum.
t Marston Campbell was down town
j yesterday for the first time since his
accident.
Don't forget to wind up the day at
the Orpheum and witness the best show
of the day
Kennard and DeLyle will box ten
| rounds tonight at the Orpheum for the
lightweight championship of Hawaii.
Young Fftzsimmons will spar Young
Jeffries three rounds for the bantam
weight championship of Honolulu to-
night.
AT the service at ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral today at 10 a. m. the offering will
go to the charity fund. Bishop Restar-
lex will preach.
Tickets for Mr. Erwin's stereopticon
lecture at ST. Clements parish house
are for sale at Benson, Smith &, Co. and
HOLSTER Drug Co.
Hawaiian Tribe will meet this even
ing. officers for the coming term are
to be nominated and all warriors are
requested to be present.
The inmates of the Hospital for In
curables will be happy today when a
Thanksgiving dinner is spread before
them. S. E. Damon is in charge of the
feast.
Today the $40 p. M train for Eva
Mill will not leave till els p. M, and
an extra train will leave Honolulu at
11:15 p. m. for Eva. There will be no
freight trains moving today.
Harris and Riley will go ten rounds
for the heavy weight championship of
Hawaii tonight at the Orpheum.
Detective David KAPPA has in Gus
tody native named AHA who has a
penchant for stealing bicycles. AHA has
served sentence for an offense of this
nature, and hardly had he gained his
freedom before he began taking bicy-
cles by the wholesale. Three or four
wheels have already been recovered by
the detective. AHA went around town
yesterday with the detective locating
property which he had stolen.
Tax Assessor Pratt states that the de-
auctions drawn from his figures on the
collection of taxes yesterday, were mis-
leading. The figures were for the month
only and do not therefore show the ex-
act ratio of increase in property valu-
atoms and decrease in income tax reali-
cations. The payment on property tax
during the month was much heavier
than a year ago, but the total for the
year would not make such d good
showing. On the other hand the in
come tax paid is much less than a year
ago because of the appeal which was
taken to the Court of Appeals.
Grant Snow and Arthur Williams will
30 four rounds for welter-weight honors
at the Orpheum tonight.
There are few entertainments more
thoroughly enjoyable than a stereopti-
con lecture, the subject interesting and
the lecturer a master in his art. Many
persons will remember lecture MD
j.. w. Erwin gave at the Hawaiian
thusiasm with which it was received.
Mr.. Erwin is again in the city for a
week on his way to Manila, and has
to give another lecture The
subject will be "a Day in the Nations
Capital" Mr.. Rice has kindly loaned
his new electric lighted stereopticon for
the occasion. The lecture will be given
tomorrow evening at o'clock in st.
Clements parish house, the entrance
to which is on Makiki street. Admis-
sion to this lecture will be so cents and
the proceeds will be devoted towards
the funds of St Clements church.