The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-27
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

~ bSulS SOlicSt ASSOCIATION
meets at p. m. today.
Ben Bruins has been lecturing on Ha-
wall at Santa Rosa, California
U. S. Marshal Hendry returned from
an official visit to Maui yesterday.
Mrs. George A. Martin and child re-
turned from the Coast in the Moana.
Miss Rose Dawson, school agent,
has returned from a vacation trip to
Maui.
= Treasurer Kepoikai advertises for
bids to take five per cent bonds of the
Territory.
The Missionary Cleaners will meet
with Mrs. w. w. Hall, Nuuanu avenue,
at .. m. tomorrow.
Plans for the Wailuku river bridge
at Hilo, drawn by E. D. Baldwin, have
been received by Superintendent Coo
per.
"Entreat me not to leave thee" will
be sung by Mrs. Annis Montague TureA
ner at Central Union church this
evening.
The quarterly meeting of the Wom-
ans Guild of st. Clements church will
be held at D. m. Tuesday, at the
parish house.
Captain Rodman yesterday entertain-
ed, on board the U. S. S. Iroquois, Gov
ernor Dole, Admiral Terry, Captain
Niblack and Captain U. S. G. White.
Leung Chi-tso, the famous Chinese
reform agitator, will come to Honolulu
from San Francisco, cablegram hav-
ing so advised the local Bow Wongs
st. Andrews Cathedral woman's
Auxiliary and Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs, Arch. Young, King and
Victoria streets, at 2:30 p. M tomor-
row.
Superintendent Cooper has notified
the Rapid Transit Co. that guards for
its wires are needed at many places, of
which list prepared by Electrician
Frazee is furnished.
George Gibbs, who has been in the
Islands for the past three years, act
ing in courts of law occasionally as
Japanese interpreter, departed for Yo-
kohama yesterday in the Hongkong
Maru.
The Home Rulers were reported to
be swapping horses in mid-stream
yesterday. Jesse P. Makainai was to
replace Kealoha and, perhaps, Frank
Harvey to replace Mahoe, for super
visors in the Fifth district.
Attorney General Andrews regards
a continuous grand jury performance
preferable to a special session of the
legislature, for tiding over the GRIM
inal law muddle until the legislature
of 1905 can enact the necessary amend
ments.
The Punahou Athletic club will have
meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, for the
election 90 a captain and a manager,
also for consideration by the whole
club of the matter of permanent or
ganiZation.
Mr.. Hall the expert forester from the
Agricultural Department Washington,
returned in the Kinau after an ex-
haustive inspection of forests ON Ha-
wall, Maui and Molokai. This week
he goes to Kauai, returning in time to
take passage for the mainland on Oc-
tober 6.
Henry Waterhouse is seriously i'll.
His malady is a hardening of the
spinal cord which brings on a con-
dition similar to locomotor ataxia,
His legs are not entirely useless as
yet but may become so at any time.
Mr.. Waterhouse, in his affliction, has
general public sympathy.
Registrar C. r. auckland received
four nominations for the county cleo
lions by the hinaus mail in due form
and a fifth without the necessary fee
of s25 enclosed. Those in regular
form were E. n. Holmes and r. H.
Makekau for supervisors and c. A.
Stobie for treasurer, of East Hawaii.
and r. H. Holstein for assessor and
collector of West Hawaii.
Marston Campbell. among other tro-
phies he has brought to the Public
Works Department from the main q.
land, exhibits samples of rolling 3 "A
vanized iron shutters for doors ara
windows of warehouses, etc. He WIS.,
tied building in New York where a
man operating mechanism in the base
ment opens or closes the shutters all
over the building simultaneously.