The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-12
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

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/ c. NJ. White will go to Hilo by Tues
days steamer to spend his fortnight
vacation.
The Tax office viii be open from s
this morning until this evening for
the convenience of taxpayers.
/ The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton will meet with Mrs w. w. Hall
Monday afternoon at o'clock
AT 4:30 tomorrow, Rev. z. B. Turner
addresses the meeting for men at the
Z. NJ. c. A. Tea is served at $3.50.
| L. E. Swain, deputy sheriff of North
Hilo, died last Sunday morning al La
upahoehoe of old age, his years being
seventy-five.
c. S. Holloway, Superintendent of
Public Works. inspected road work in
and about Honolulu yesterday in COM
pany with Supervisor Sam Johnson.
The Buckeye Club win hold
It's regular meeting at haf-past seven
On Tuesday evening, November 18th, at
the Kamehameha Girls School, King
Street.
The social committee of the Y w
c. A, has arranged for a series of So
Gals. The first will be held in Janu-
airy, the next on February % and others
in March and April.
Two cases of perjury are said to have
been detected by the immigration Of
ficials in connection with the examin-
alton of immigrants by the steamer
Manchurfa last week.
Petitions for the retention of Sheriff
Andrews on Hawaii have been received
by High Sheriff Henry and have been
placed on file. He has had no petition
against Sheriff Andrews.
Col. Samuel Norris, proprietor of Ka-
huku Ranch, Hawaii, arrived in fhss
Mauna Loa and will return homeafn
the same boat on Tuesday. His many
friends in town are glad to see him
keeping his years well.
The 'Liddle German Band is hoiS-1
ing rehearsals every evening underThel
direction of Kappelmeister Berger
Some special selections will be render
ed at the German Fair which will be
held at the Isenberg residence next
Saturday.
+. j. Amweg, well known in Honolu-
lu as constructing engineer in build
ing the Rapid Transit lines, is. at the
head of a new company Incorporated
Construction and Finance Co.. with
a capital of $500, 900.
Walter Christian, mate of the steam
er Helene, who has been residing at
Young Bros harbor cottage for some
time, departed on the Alameda for
San Francisco, where he is to be mar
ried. Mr.. Christian and his bride will
return to Honolulu in January.
CabIegrams from z. POLITE & Co. to
the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. yes
terday showed lively market for sug-
ar stocks in San Francisco. Quotations |
were: Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar |
Co. (par 5000, 81; Paauhau (par $500, |
ST SIS; Honokaa tpar 500, $3.50.
AS a consequence of George H. Rob- |
ertson's surrender of Edward S. Boyd. |
as his surety, Frank Harvey and other
sureties of stephen Mahaulu yester- |
day surrendered thir principal also. |
Both the former head and the chief |
clerk of the Public Lands Department |
are therefore again In the custody of |
The High Sheriff.
There will be plenty of good indoor
baseball at the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium,
Saturday evening, for not only do the |
Punahous play the High Schools at 8 !
o'clock, but at Z two teams of little
fellows have short game. They have |
been calling themselves the Oysters
and the HOLSTERS, but have become TOO |
speedy for such grabbed names and are
of changing to the Mosquitoes
and the Bats.