The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-21
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

terday.
Hawaiian Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ
Work in second degree tonight.
Initiation at the Eagles tonight in
San Antonio hall on Vineyard street.
William Aud, head luna of Pahala
plantation, is seriously i'll of typhoid
fever.
Court Lunalilo No $500, A. O. F., will
hold their regular business meeting this
evening.
The Carmen rehearsal will occur
Thursday evening instead of Wednes-
day as announced.
Mrs. w. J. Robinson, wife of Judge
Robinson, is expected to return from
the Coast on the Alameda Friday.
If the weather is fair on Saturday
next the annual luau given by the
Gazette Co. to its employees, will be
| held at Pearl City.
The Japanese vice consul, Nakayama,
is reported to have been thrown from a
horse while riding near Kainaliu, Ha-
wall. He escaped injury.
Mrs. Kalei Laka, while gathering
| opihis in the sea at Honuapo, slipped
and was drowned. The body had not
been recovered up to Oct. II.
Rev. E. S. Ufford, "the life line"
evangelist, gives an extended account
of his visit to Honolulu in a letter to
The Life Boat paper from Jaoan.
yacht race has been composed, and
Macfarlane, Hebron and Whitney are
again working together for the interests
of the Hawaii Yacht Club.
Hitchcock's famous painting of Mo-
kuaweoweo's crater, spouting fire and
surrounded by snow, ought to sell in
the New York market where the artist
took it. Eastern people are hearing
about Mokuaweoweos wonders now.
Reports about the missing ship Helen
Brewer had it that Captain Mahaney's
wife and daughter were on board. The
fact is that Captain and Mrs Mahaney
did not have daughter. They leave a
son who lately graduated from an en-
cheering school.
W. c. Peacock & Co., Ltd, has
claimed of the Government the privi-
lege of conducting the Royal and the
Royal annex saloons, contained be-
meath one roof, under single license.
The Attorney General has given an
opinion adverse to the claim.
Owing to the large demand for tick
cts to the variety concert at the Y.
M. c. A. next Saturday evening, ticket |
holders had better be in good time if |
they wish to secure good seats. There |
will be clog and step-dancing as well |
as choruses, songs and instrumental |
numbers.
Governor Dole is expected back from |
the expedition to the Boys Industrial |
School, Waialee, this morning. A. T. |
Superintendent of Education, |
will likely return by later train to- |
day. Fl. E. Cooper, Superintendent of |
Public Works. stays in the country I'M
til tomorrow morning.
The first ensemble rehearsal for 'Mu- |
steal pictures from many countries
will take place in the Punahou Pre- |
paratory hall on Saturday afternoon. |
Rehearsals for the tableaux and the |
music have been going on for several |
weeks. Most of the costumes to be |
used were brought from the countries |
they represent.
An affidavit from John K. Kekaula |
received yesterday puts quietus on |
the suspicion of forgery that attached |
to his withdrawal as candidate for |
on the Home Rule ticket, |
in the county of West Hawaii. The |
affiant says he executed his letter of |
in presence of ]. H. Waipui- |
lani and ]. K. Nahale, of his own free |
will and without compulsion.