The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

alluku yesterday.
William Mckinley Lodge meets thi
I evening in the hall on King street
E Superintendent of Public Works Hol
loway will stay three weeks on Hawai-
ton will meet at the college at 10 q
m. tomorrow.
Chief Clerk Moran of the Hawaiial
Hotel, returned from the Coast yester
day on the Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glade have just return
ed from San Francisco, after spendin:
a couple of months on the Coast.
There will be no services at the Ger
! man Luthern church tomorrow on &C
count of the illness of Pastor Felmy.
Mrs. Sophie Walkers petition fo1
registered titles to three pieces of lant
WaS continued yesterday until the 20tf
inst
rs. NJ. Damon returned yesterday or
the Alameda having made the round
trip via Victoria, Vancouver and Port
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Hapeberg are ex-
pected back in Honolulu on the Sierra
September q, to occupy their Nuuanu
home.
Secretary Atkinson and Mr. Yoon,
the Korean official, returned from Ka-
uai yesterday and left town again for
Hawaii
The st. Louis College Alumni will
hold a very important meeting to NOR
row at 10 o'clock a. m. in the college
grounds.
Mr.. w. L. Clark, recently from Chi
cago, will address the mems meeting
at the Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock
Supervisor Moore will present a re-
port of the committee investigating the
garbage service at the meeting of the
county supervisors Monday evening.
The prize competition for a cover de-
sign for the new pamphlet to be is
sued by the Promotion Committee will
close Monday evening instead of Sat
urday.
Manager Bidgood telephoned the Ad-
vertiser last night that engagements
already made for Saturday and Sunday
have taken all the rooms at the Hale
iva hotel and that the place can not
accommodate any more guests,
j. II. Handlon, private secretary to
George F. Chapman, general manager
Of the United Railways of San Fran
cisco, arrived on the Alameda yester-
day and is a guest at the Hawaiian
Hotel. He says he is here on pleasure
bent
A Porto Rican family party of man,
and child was closeted with
q. S. Marshal Hendry and Internal
revenue Collector Chamberlain yester-
lay afternoon, but whatever the trou-
Bile it did not reach a head for pub
icatiOn before night.
On the petition of A. J. Campbell and
others for a registered land title to
Nuuanu property, members of the
Parker Waipa family appeared under
he summons without knowing what it |
vas all about. Judge Weaver contin-
led the hearing to the 25th inst.
Rev. Mr.. Westervelt will speak on |
sunday evening at o'clock in the Sal |
Jation Army hall, corner King and |
Iuuanu streets. Subject, 1.-The Para |
lie of the Lost Sheep be illustrated |
~ stereopticon views. A very cordial |
invitation is extended to all to attend. |
j. A. Magoon's petition for a regis
cred title to a piece of land in China
own was denied by Judge Weaver
Without prejudice, an amended petition
nd plan being ordered. 1t appeared
hat the surveys in the case had been
made on old deeds from before the
Jig fire.
Williams the photographer has pre-
AIRED q striking picture of Kameha- |
leha I. standing at the brink of the
ALI, spear in hand. It is on exhibit
ion at his studio. The face is taken |
rom the oil painting of the old king
nd the figure follows the recognized
mes. The picture was designed for
alendar.
Members of the returned rife team
ON Seagirt were to be seen in the |
lidst of groups at many points yester
ay, telling about their trip and ex-
eriences. Jersey thunder and Jersey
skeeters" were magnified, but, credit
bly,, none of the marksmen seemed
yer to have been struck by Jersey
ghtning."
The announcement of Miss George
acy's engagement to James Mckee
padding is pleasing news to the
lends of the fair fiancee. She is well
nown through Southern California,
ssides having a wide acquaintance
lip in San Francisco. Mr.. Spalding
longs to the prominent Spalding fam
: of Honolulu, his father being Col
lei V. s. Spalding, the capitalist. The
arriage will be an event of the early
ture, the new home to, be establish
on the island of Kauai.-Chronicle.