The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

" Fred Church went to Kahuku yester.
day TO enjoy three days shooting.
There viii be work in the chiefs de-
gree tonight at Hawaiian Tribe No. /
The Territorial grand jury had a ses-
! sion yesterday morning and adjourned
! until tomorrow
! A free concert will be given Saturday
evening at the Kalihi church, commenc-
| ing at 10 o'clock.
There VIII be a special meeting OF
/ Hawaiian Lodge tonight. Work in
/ tne second degree.
| Jack Lucas will be As tomorrow.
That's why the Supervisors meeting
is being held tonight
Mrs. NJ. H. Avery of Oberlin. Ohio,
arrived by the steamer Ventura on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Ben
ner.
j. NJ. Ruth, brother of Mrs ]. c.
Cohen, and Mrs. Ruth, arrived on the
Ventura to visit the Cohens for a few
weeks.
James Thomas, formerly seaman on
board the Italian ship Fortunate Figa-
ri, is desired to call at the Italian con-
sulate here.
There was no work on the Honolulu
roads yesterday, it having been stopped
to await an appropriation by the Board
Of Supervisors.
Eleanor Dole, who once lived in Ho-
nolulu, is now a member of Kolb &
DilIs Il 0. L" company, and is play
ing in the East.
The Central Union social which was
w. A. Atwater today has been post
poned one week.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night
George w. Walker and wife of Cleve-
land O.. arrived on the Ventura and
are stopping a the Hawaiian Hotel.
They will remain here several weeks.
Richard Butler and wife, Miss Lillian
Hayward, leading member of the Ma
tional Stock Co. and nine other mem
bers Of the troupe are registered at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mrs. w. r. Cushman and w. r.
Cushman, Jr., wife and son of Lieut..
Cushman of the Naval Station, arrived
yesterday on the Ventura They will
occupy the Pearson cottage on Alex
ander street.
Today's reception at the British
Consulate, in honor of the birth of
King Edward VII, will be from II a.
m. to y. m. and not till 2 p. M, as
previously announced. The Hawaiian
band will play during the reception.
Treasurer Campbell speaks in Y NJ.
4 Hall q - fnriOht n yxh
wish to dine together at six and to all
others who can reach the hall at that
early hour. The club adjourns at 100
Dinner must be spoken for before nine.
The public are most cordially in
vited to attend the mystery social Civ
en- by the Pacific Rebekah Lodge this
evening in the roof garden of the l.
o. o. F. hall. Tickets are only 25c
which includes entertainment and re-
freshments!
The usual service this afternoon al
2:30 in the Gospel Mission Hall, Hotel |
street, Eva side of Fort. The subject |
today is: The Larger Liberty Mrs
s. E. Damon will be in charge. A cor
dial invitation extended to any who |
wish to attend. |
c. H. Sedgebeer, captain of Engine |
H McKinstry, late captain of No. 8. |
NJ. p. Correa is promoted from lieu |
tenant of No. l to captain of No. 3. j. |
Green, hoSeman, is promoted to lieu |
tenant, and his place taken by r. |
White.
E. G.. Keen, Inspector of Buildings
Plumbing and House Sewers, had re-
ports for two months before the Board
IF Health yesterday. In September
and October total of 81 permits were
issued for plumbing, 40 houses We're
to sewers, 26 building per-
nits were accepted and 432 inspections
we're made.
Matteo Sandonna, the portrait paint
r, is again in Honolulu, having arriv-
ID yesterday on the Ventura. He is a
quest at the Young Hotel, and will re-
main here about a month. He came
,ere for rest. and is taking an artists
which means that he Will
pend most of his time sketching. He
Exhibited both at the st. Louis and
Portland exhibitions, receiving a sill
rer medal at the latter. Mr.. SandOn |
las portraits of Princess kawanana-
goa Mrs. H. V. Murray, Mrs. Henry |
;. Highton. and other Honolulu women
~ wa bearl greatly admired