The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-06
LOCAL BREurlEs.

The lately organized Gun Club is
shattering clay pigeons at Manoa on
Isundays.
The Paradise of the Pacific is out for
November and is. as usual, an excel
lent number.
The special Home Luau to be gwen
at the corner of Spencer and Magazine
streets is postponed to Saturday. No
/ venber Il.
The private view of the Kilohana Art
Leagues twentieth seni-annual ex-
hibition viii be held on Monday even
ing next.
Col. ]. W. Jones has received the in
voice Of quartermaster's supplies for
the n. G. h, SO that their early ar
rival is expected
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society viii be
held iat the convent this Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock
! A BY Authority notice printed else
where forbids the manufacture of in
toxicants at the Leper Settlement or
to have possession of ''swipes.''
R. C. I. Perkins, the government
entomologist, has been removed from
the hospital to his home and expects
to be able soon to resume his duties.
The Central Union Cadets viii have
a visitors night this evening from
7:30 to $50 p. m, which all friends
Of the Company are invited 10 attend
DR. J. T. Mcdonald, who was booked
to return from his vacation on the
mainland by the Sierra, viii not come
until Nov. Il. He is to arrive on the
Alameda on that date.
DR.. A. ]. Derby has returned from
attending the Grand Lodge of Masons
in San Francisco He is the sitting
worshipful Master of Hawaiian Lodge.
His trip was much enjoyed.
The Board of Supervisors of the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association viii hold their regular
meeting Friday, November 9Th at $50
a. m in the Y NJ. C. A rooms.
There viii be a meeting of the Chau-
tauqua Reading Circle at the Central
Union church on Friday at two o'clock.
All who wish to take up the years
work are cordially invited to attend.
Thieves are reported to be operating !
IN the neighborhood of Beretania and
Punchbowl streets Miss Cameron had
s25 stolen out of her home and Miss
Eckhardt, daughter of the Queens
hospital manager. $40.
For the fine work done in the Re-
publican campaign at Waialua, the
home stronghold of Curtis Iaukea,
great credit is accorded to Deputy
Sheriff Andrew Cox, Oscar Cox, Chas. |
Kukea and Josiah Naukana.
Monday next the 9Th Of November !
being the anniversary Of the birthday |
of King Edward VII, H. B. M Con- !
sui W. r. Hoare viii hold a reception |
at the consulate, 112o South King
street, from eleven to one o'clock on
that day. 4
A Chinese poi wagon driver was
thrown out and stunned in runaway
down King street from Palama yes
terday. He was sent to the Queens
hospital The runaway was stopped
near Liliha street by Mounted Patrol
man Smith
Owing to the irnpossibility Of reach |
ing all of the members of the Legisla- |
ture on Hawaii in one round trip OF /
the Kinau, U. S. Marshal Hendry did |
not go to that island with subpoenas
for the grand jury investigation of |
the missing House vouchers which is |
appointed for Monday next. One Of |
the Hawaii members likely to be an !
important witness if called is W. n. |
Purdy, who was chairman Of the House
Committee on accounts.
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