The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-18

LOCAL BREvITIES.

the city.
Edward stratemeyer of the custor
i House is in Hilo.
Hawaiian Lodge meets this evenin,
Tor work in the second degree.
Excelsior Lodge will hold their reg
ular weekly meeting tonight. work il
/ first degree.
! The Elks viii hold their annua
memorial services. at the Opera House
on December 7th.
Friday, November 2Sth, is lega1
holiday in Hawaii. being the anniver-
sary OF Independence Day
Mystic Lodge. X. of p, with work in
the Esquire Rank tonight All mem
Ders are requested to be present.
The Research Club meets this even
ing at the home of Charles H. Ather-
ton, to discuss the Torrens land law.
The following criminal cases are set
down for trial this morning before
Judge De Bolt: Nos. so, 81, z, IL, 10. II
and 49,
Governor Dole has directed that all
public. buildings be closed Thursday
november 9th, because of Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Information is wanted of the where
about of one Carl Robert ouaschny
Spiller, whose last residence was in
Sydney.
The old throne room is being pre-
pared for the Senate session to be OPEN
ed Thursday. Yesterday it was occu-
pied by the grand jury.
The grand jury met yesterday morn
ing and adjourned until today. 4. s..
Cleghorn, the foreman pro tenn, was re-
ported Ill and was excused by Judge
De Bolt.
special meeting of Honolulu Labor
Council is called for Friday night Nov.
II, at their hall. Important business.
All unions are requested to send their
full delegates.
An appeal to the United States SUI
preme Court will probably be taken in |
the fishery cases. A federal question
IS involved, namely the construction of +
the Organic Act.
Orders have been issued for the cleo
ion of successors to Lieutenant Colonel +
:. ]. Mccarthy and Major Camara to be
held December 1st, Major Pratt will
preside at the election.
The Honolulu Labor Federation will
meet on Friday to discuss the memorial
# the Merchants Association favor
ng the. admission of Chinese labor for
agricultural purposes only.
Co. H, National Guard Hawaii has
eturned from couple days outing at
fakaha. The men were drilled by Cap-I
ain Thompson in extended order and \
ayonet exercise during the stay nearl
Vaianae.
The examination of the Water Works
flee by the Auditor has been concluded
nd Superintendent Andrew Browns
counts We're found to be correct in
very particular. Mr.. Browns chief
Jerk is under bond of $4,000 and has
cen SO since the present superintend-
Mt took charge of the office.
There will be benefit dance at T
rogress Hall on Wednesday evening
5r the purpose of raising funds for
lrgical operation on little Hawaiian
ID, Harry Fish, who has a hare lip.t
tickets are for sale at HOLSTERS, May
Co.'s. McInerny's, Mcnamara &
larks, and New England Bakery.
Nearly score OF election statements
ere filed yesterday with Secretary
her islands. The heaviest expendiAl
res were by Rev. s. L. Desha of Ha- IN
all, Sf12.15; Palmer Woods of Hawaii,
so, and j. Monsarrat, $213.25. Thet
st named candidate spent $10S for in {
dentals.
Notice is published in this issue of
e coming sale of the Kona Sugar Co.
antation, to be held at Kailua, North
ona, on Thursday, December 4th. The
urt order calls for the sale of the
tire property by Receiver Dortch.
ldders are required to make a fivel
r cent deposit, and pay another fiveI
r cent upon their bid being accepted,
e balance to be paid upon confirma- =
IN of the sale by the court.
The executive committee for the sale = =
women's work to be held Friday and
sturday of this week wish all arti- IS
IS sent to Elks' Hall Thursday morn IS
g. Perishable articles Friday morn b
g. Price marks attached and con- 81
lbutors must sign the rules which IA
ay be obtained from any member of b
e executive committee. Sale opens s.
-iday at p. m. Admission rs cents. IS
Dor receipts, after expenses are paid,
II be given to the Free kindergarten b
nd 81