The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| DR.. Derby has returned from Kauai
General Sumner called on Governor
) Carter yesterday.
! Father Stephen captivated the Portu-
guese at Wailuku with his oratory
! There will be work in the second de-
/ gree at Excelsior Lodge this evening.
| The Hawaiian Women's Club will
meet at Kaiulani Home at 2:45 D. m.
today.
| No more criminal cases will be tried
at the present term of the First Cir
cult Court.
The Ladies Auxiliary, a. 0. H, will
hold its regular meeting and election
of officers this evening.
Capt. Dillon, the motorman, is con-
fined to his house in Palolo with a
burst vein in the leg.
Mrs. c. Hedemann slipped on a pol
ished floor recently and had the mis-
fortunte to break her arm.
Consul General A. de Souza Cana
varro of Portugal was among the Gov
ernor's many visitors yesterday.
Charles Hustace, Jr, has declined the
office of treasurer of the Republican
time for adding up ciphers.
A meeting of the trustees of the Ha-
waiian Sugar Planters Association was
held yesterday afternoon to consider
the labor immigration question:
Mrs. Mary Gum departed on the
Korea for California yesterday. She
will remain on the Coast for several
months on account of her health.
Takada's sentence for murder in the
second degree is set for tomorrow by
Judge Lindsay. AS yet no move has
been made toward perfecting an APP
peal from conviction.
A fourth-class liquor license has been
issued to ]. 1. Silva for Kalihiwai;
Hanalei, Kauai. Chow Yuens applica-
ton for ffth-class license at Nawili-
will, Kauai, has been denied.
All members of Court Canoes No.
8110, A. o. F., are requested to attend
the second semi-annual summoned
meeting this evening for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing
term.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, who was i'll re-
Gently at Lake Tahoe, is much improv-
ed and will return on the Manchuria
She had a slight stroke of paralysis
which affected the muscles of her face
and eyes.
Harry J. Johnston, customs and ship
broker, was admitted to the practice of
law in the Federal Court yesterday,
having passed an examination before
a committee consisting of Thomas
Fitch, r. w. Breckons and c. T. Glenn
ems.
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Captain Badger and Lieutenant Sar-
gent of the Chicago, and Captain Lyon,
the naval station commandant, called
on Governor Carter yesterday. The
call will be returned by the Cover
nor today.
Ulrich and Robert Thompson, sons of
Prof Thompson of Kamehameha
School, departed on the Korea yester-
day for San Francisco. They will en-
ter the Berkeley High School for half
a year and will then enter Harvard
for the four years course.
Willis Gray, until recently the man |
ager of the Canton railroad, with which |
Porter Boyd, formerly Of Honolulu, was
at one time associated, passed through |
Honolulu yesterday on the Korea. Mr.. |
Gray has a suit for $4,000 pending |
against the railroad for breach of con- |
tract.
Those who do not secure tickets from |
conductors for the Car Boys dance by |
Thursday can secure them at the door |
On the night of the dance, Saturday, |
December 16. Everybody will be |
there, as the evenings are just right |
for dancing. Come and have a good
.ime Tickets soc. each.
w. H. Holabird, the right-of-way
man for the Hartman interests, VINO
mas been in the Orient for several |
months passed through on the Korea
en- route to headquarters to
'eport on docking and wharfage fac1ii-
les in Manila for the new steamer
inc proposed to run on the San Pedro
Manila route.
L. H. Smith and family of Chefoo.
China, passed through on the Korea
yesterday for the mainland Mr.. Smith
s a brother of George w. Smith, chair
nan of the County Supervisors. Mr..
Smith has large interests in the Far
EAST. and has been for years the agent
IF the Russian government, the Rus
sian National Bank and the Russian
Steam Navigation Company. He has
,een in the Orient since 1885.