The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-27
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Secretary Carter is expected back on
Thursday.
I Mrs. ]. T. De Bolt is booked for pas
sage on the Alameda.
The Supreme Court adjourned yes
terday for, another week.
Excelsior Lodge meets tonight in
Elks hall on Miller street.
Tournament matches will be played
at the meeting of the Honolulu Chess
Club in the Young Hotel this evening.
w. H. Edgar lectured before the Ho-
nolulu Engineering Association last
night on Boiler Feed Water Treat
ment."
Mr.. and Mrs. Grange and Miss SWEET
who have been guests at the Moana,
leave for San Francisco tomorrow in
the Alameda.
the Young hotel for month, will leave
Coffee, in Sydney.
Mr.. Anthony Ahlo wishes to convey
his thanks for the kind expressions of
sympathy extended him by many
friends in his recent bereavement.
The fine photograph of the officers of
Excelsior Lodge No. I, published in the
Advertiser of yesterday was by Will
liams, the well known photographer.
Man Chung, indicted for liquor SELL
ing by the First Circuit grand jury,
was brought to town from Kahana yes
terday in custody Of Deputy Sheriff
Lane.
xrhe Hawaiian woman.s club will
meet today at the residence of Miss
Eva. Kinney, Hotel Annex lane, Wal
kiki sat $3.50 p. m. All members are
requested to attend.
Musical pictures of many countries
with songs in characteristic costumes
at Punahou Preparatory next Friday
at o'clock for the Free kindergarten
fund. Tickets can be had at Wall,
Nichols Co.
The building for school and library
erected on the grounds of the Lutheran
church, Beretania street, by the Ger
man School Association will be opened
with appropriate ceremonies at p. m.
next Sunday.
A Bert Wilson, the eleven-year old son
of H E. Wilson of Kalapana, Hawaii,
after doing the toilsome journey to and
from the summit of Mauna Loa without
scath, fell off the school house railing
and broke his collar bone.
An amendment to the charter of the
Robert Grieve Publishing Co., Ltd, has
been filed in the Treasurer's office,
changing the name to the Robert
Grieve Printing Co., Ltd, and the cap
ital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
George Lucas, first deputy clerk of
the Judiciary, acted as clerk for Judge |
Gear yesterday. There are many ap-
plicants for the vacant clerkship, some |
OF whom were forehanded in capturing |
the signatures of attorneys to their |
Suit has been brought by the Oahu /
& Land Co. against the Wal |
alua Agricultural Co. for $4,000 on ac-
count of coal supplied. The defendant |
does not dispute the claim but declines |
to pay the bill, as it has a counter
claim for much larger amount, some
hing like $4,000, against the railway |
on account of pasturage.
There will be a devotional service
afternoon at AIS at the
z. w. C. A. rooms. This is the first /
If the monthly devotional meetings
which will be held this winter. At
his meeting Miss Kate Kelley will be
he leader, Mrs. Caroline Austin will
i've a brief talk, Miss Ada Whitney
will sing a solo and Mrs. Grace Water
louse will play the Accomplishments.
Ill ladies are cordially invited to at
end this meeting which will last only
lalf an hour.
Charles Mccarthy, warned by the ex-
lmpIe of his fellow shipping master,
Turk, consulted J. J. Dunno, U. S. As
istant District Attorney, as to his
wn methods. He was advised that it
would be unsafe for him to detain the
baggage Of sailors as security for board
,ills, under written contract with
ertain sailors upon which advice was
.sked. Turk, before alluded to, was
lneG SIS and costs a few days ago, for
eceiving commission on the wages of
ailors he shipped.
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