The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-16
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The Nevadan will carry mail to tn,
coast this afternoon.
NJ. Brasch & Co. made settlement,
yesterday of 771a per cent.
Water Commissioner Nakuina /,
hearing the Palolo Valley water case
Lodge lie Progress. A. F. & A. NJ.
meets tonight. Work in the third de.
gree.
The United Chinese Society gave a
dlhner Saturday evening for Senator
Thurston.
Several of the down town streets are
being re-macadamized and repaired in
readiness for the fall rains.
1t is reported that, in case B. H,
wright is released on bail he viii be at
ONCE arrested on a new charge.
I Mr. and Mrs. Y. Ahoo gave a large
pau last night at their residence, cor
Pper of Vineyard and River streets.
The Wing Wo Co. has sued the
Kwong Hip Chan Sang Kee for s2192
alleged to be due for goods sold and
delivered
Charles Williams. student at Ka-
mehameha School, had leg severely
iacerated by coming in contact with a
buzz saw
The Court of Tax Appeals is busily
at work deciding the cases submitted.
Their work will be completed and the
decisions filed within a week or so.
Preparations are now in the final
stages for the Weday-Kaminsky con-
test on Saturday night The box office
Of the Orpheum will be open tomorrow
Photographs of prominent society
women of Honolulu appearing from
week to week on the society page of the
Saturday Advertiser, are from Davey's
studio.
w. w. Harris has sent a formal no.
tice of his acceptance of the Republican
nomination for representative in the
Fourth District to Secretary W. NJ
Savidge.
Applicants for Registration as voters
at the coming election residing in dis
trict Of the Makua r. r. Station and
Waialua court house will be examined
tomorrow
The sidewalk on Fort street fronting
the open space above the old Pantheon
corner was ripped out yesterday and
viii be set back to accord with the newt
street line.
Yesterday c. h Brown was appointed |
sergeant-at of the Senatorial /
Commission, Mr. Summons, the regular
being i'll at the Queen 81
Hospital The position is well paid.
VIM. A. Ham and Maggie Theresa |
Gordon were married at the Methodist |
parsonage last evening at Z O'clock |
They will be at home on Young street |
Pawaa, where they held a reception aft
or the wedding.
A moonlight bathing party will be
given tonight at the Hotel Annex by
the Y. w. c. A, invitations being ex
tended to members of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Those who desire to join the party will
meet with Mrs. H. c. Brown, the secre-
-ary, at the Annex at p. m.
The Navy Department has granted
he extension of nine months asked for
by Cotton Bros, in order to allow of
he completion of the Pearl Harbor
lredging contract which was first
awarded to Clark & Henry. Cotton
Bros. will employ suction pumps, the
scoop used by Clark & Henry having
proved a failure.
A stipulation was agreed upon yes
erday for a continuance of the street
ar cases now in the Circuit Court Of
Appeals at San Francisco until the
February term of Court. The negotia-
ions pending for the purchase of the
rramways by the Rapid Transit Co.
ire responsible for the continuance, as
he cases will be dismissed in the event
hat the deal goes through.
The second preliminary for the box
ng contest between Weday and Ka-
ninsky on Saturday evening has been
arranged. 1t will be between Bennett
If Camp Mckinley and Peterson, of the
roauois, who is said to be the cham
,ion welterweight of the navy. Inc
principals for the main contest are IN
inc fettle, working hard and ready to
,attIe at a moments notice.