The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-05
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

town Will not receive calls until tbs
Third Monday of October.
Rev W. NJ. Kincafd gave the first OF
| his series of addresses on Egypt al
Central Union church last evening.
Co. H of the National Guard will be
| inspected by Lieutenant Newton this
evening. The hospital corps viii also
undergo inspection.
One of the pleasures of the evening
| dance and bazaar of the Maternity
Home was the singing of Mrs Annis
Montague Turner and Mr. Lot Kaulu-
kou.
The government band played yester-
day at the Capitol grounds. This is
the last concert for three weeks, the
band boys now going on their annual
vacation.
The enga cement of Miss Matilda P
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b. Walker of Pawaa. and Mr.. Adolph
Constabel, of Messrs. Hackfeld G. Co.,
is announced.
The morning service in Central Union
yesterday was given over to the Ha-
waiian Board of Missions Addresses
were made by representatives of the
mission work.
The Supreme Court will sit this
morning. The Kauai registration case
will probably be heard out of its turn,
and Judge De Bolt asked to sit with
Chief Justice Frear and Justice Gal
braith.e
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Merchants Association will be held
some day this week. Reports will be
made by officers. There is no business
of particular Importance to come be-
fore the meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge will be held this even
ing at Masonic Temple for the trans
action of such business as may be
brought up. All members are re-
quested to attend.
George Thielen, stenographer for the
land court, will not assume his duties
until the first Of next month. In the
meantime he is engaged in Secretary
Carter's office in assisting preparations
for the county election
Prominent japanese in the city have
received letters of thanks from the par
ents of Tanbara Gisaburo, the Jap
anese murderer of Captain Jacobsen of
the schooner Fred J. Wood. They are
residents of Japan and express thanks
for the kindness shown their son.
Rev. J. G. Mathews, former wireless
station agent at Lahaina, and who is
now a minister in the Church of Rea-
sonable Service, was in Waikiki on |
Thursday, preparing for a church dedi- |
cation on Lanai tomorrow, to which |
many visitors from Honolulu and Ha- |
Attorney W. F. Crockett has been
commissioned by Judge ]. w. Kalua |
as acting District Magistrate of Wal
luku District during the absence of |
Judge Mckay. Mr.. Crockett is a bright |
and level headed young attorney and |
will ably fill the position to which he
has been appointed.-Maui News.
Letters from Ellis Lando. Hawaii's
representative at the Annapolis naval
academy, tell of his success in making
up the classes in which he was behind
owing to his late arrival. In the short
time that he has been at school Lando
has made up the two months, and has
kept up with the daily classes as well.
Pictures and other work for the
semi-annual exhibition of the Kilohana
Art League, will be received on Sat
lrday, October 81, at the League
'ooms; the first view reception to take
place Monday evening, November g.
The summer work of the scattered
members is being put into shape, and
n addition to the names of former
contributors it is expected that sew
eral new ones will appear in the cata-
ogue.