The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-13
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce
will hold their monthly meeting tomor-
row morning.
The Board of Tax Equalization is
holding it's annual session at the Homo
lulu tax office.
DR.. Herbert's family is going to Ka-
uai for the holidays, but the doctor
will remain here
Edward L. Collins heretofore with
the Bishop estate, is now engaged in
the Bank of Hawaii
The Kamehameha girls second team
defeated the Punahou second team yes
terday by the score of IL to 8.
The Hawaiian Women's Club will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 at Kane
hameha School for Girls. Sewing.
All ladies and gentlemen taking part
in the Chinese fair are requested to
meet at Mrs. Grahams residence Wed
nesday at 8 o. M
A request has gone out to the party
from the Republican Central Commit
tee for suggestions of amendments to
the organization rules.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. II.
viii hold a regular meeting this even
ing at the Catholic Mission Hall at 8
o'clock. All members are requested 10
be present.
At a meeting of Mrs. G. w. R. King
with the Chinese ladies of ST. Peters,
Church it was shown that the latter
have ready for sale at the Chinese fair
next Saturday large amount of fancy
needle work of superior quality.
There is talk among the members of
ot,1 Irir
regulations to be recommended to the
Legislature for checking the wholesale
slaughter of birds. Doves are bagged
by the hundred to a single sportsman.
: The Christmas box of Kamehamena
Alumni Association for Kalaupapa
must be shipped on the 18th inst. Do
nors of clothing or other gifts are re-
quested to send their offerings to 1887
Fort street as soon as possible.
Miss Schaefer. daughter OF F. A.
Schaefer, was thrown out of her car
riage on AIakea street yesterday. She
was carried. unconscious, into DR.. Me-
Donald's office, where restoratives wers
administered.
San Antonio Benevolent Society of
Hawaii has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: NJ. G. Pa
checO president; A. y. Rosa, vice pres
ident; NJ r. Bisho secretary; J. S.
Azevedo, treasurer; a I. Silva, J. c.
Oliveria, NJ. r. Medeiros. NJ. S. F'arias
and ]. G. Correia, directors.
A new contract with the Sugar Trust
has been executed at New York by e. !
d. Tenney, representing the Hawaiian
planters in the combination dealing
with that body. Dete lis are thus far
withheld at this end of the line. but
the new agreement is said to be better
than the old
NJ S. Grinbaum, who arrived from
San Francisco last week. is reported to
be interested with James Angus. a San
Francisco capitalist, in a scheme to re-
organize Hama plantation. The scheme
is said to be dependent somewhat on
the outcome of the sale under fore
closure, on the oath inst, CT the entire
assets of Hama Plantation CO.
4 It is believed by some who have look
I'd into the matter that Curtis P. Tau,
kea. defeated candidate of the Demo-
Gratis for Delegate. has failed TO fulhl
the conditions required for contestfng
the election of Kuhio in Washington.
There is a great deal of expense con-
nected with a contest, but the utmost
the law allows a contestant or confess
tee from Congress is $4,000.