The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Confusion" this evening at the Or
pheum.
The steamer Sonoma is due tomorrow
from the Colonies on way to San Fran
cisco.
Miss E. B. kellogg will leave by the
>. >. Korea for an extended visit to
the Coast.
Lodge Ie Progress de I Oceanic No
ia, A \. s r., Will meet this evening
at instead Of 7:30 O'clock
Work is in progress converting the
Beretania street pumping station from
coal to an oil burning plant
Rathbone Sisters will hold their reg
ular meeting this evening in X of P
hall on King street at 1870 o'clock.
The hour of Nance O'NeiPs appear
ance at the Opera House on Tuesday
morning has been changed to 1890
o'clock.
The city of Oakland, Cal, has grant
ed d trancnIse to an independent tele-
phone company that will install the
automatic system.
George Defrees Shepardson, professor
of electrical engineering at the Uni
NtiSItS Oh hIIIleSOId, IS Il DfOIklef not
a son of the late DR.. Shepardson.
Mrs. Milus w. Parkhurst will return
from San Francisco in the steamer
China, the YoeIl will case having been
set for hearing after the holidays.
Mrs. Daniel Shepardson desires to
thank the many friends for the beauti-
full flowers and kindly sympathy ex-
pressed at this time of her bereave-
ment
The Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of
st. Andrews Cathedral will hold their
regular meeting this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock 1t the residence of Bishop
Restarick.
Thanksgiving Day football at the
baseball grounds. Championship game
Males VS.. 10th Infantry. Admission
25c. and soc. Reserved seats at Woods
& Sheldon's.
Mr.. Thos. Lowell of the National
Stock Co, playing at the Orpheum
theater, will take a trip to Japan and
China at the conclusion of the COM
pany's season here.
No report from the tournament COM
mittee was received at the meeting of
the Honolulu Chess Club held yester-
day morning in the Young building. No
business was transacted on account of
the poor attendance.
The original plan of the Catholic
societies to have a band meet Bishop
Libert and Father Valentin on the ar
rival of the steamer China will be
carried out, as the remains of Mr..
Isenberg are not aboard that steamer.
The average rainfall for six years on
NnUar0hnr Dc iS the high nf n u
inch. Yet for the five years 1901-05, in
elusive, but little rain fell on that date.
The average is swelled by the immense
fall of 5.45 inches on November rs, 1900
j. K. Brown, Past Commander, Theo- |
dore Roosevelt Camp No. /, L. S. W.
V, will represent the United Spanish |
War Veterans as one of the judges to |
award the Senator McCandless prize |
for patriotic exercises in the public |
schools.
Since the Supreme Court has affirmed |
the power of counties to pass ordi- |
nances. it is anticipated there will be |
more ordinances passed and police ac- |
tivity in enforcing those already passed. |
the latter is that against spray |
ing clothes from the mouth in laun- |
dries.
Mrs. Shepardson wishes to inform all |
those who have purchased tickets for |
the stereopticon lecture which was to |
have been given by DR.. Shepardson, |
Friday evening, Nov. "a, that if they !
will present their tickets to Mr. jon |
athan Shaw, Room 404. Judd building, |
between the hours of 8 a. m. and |
D. m on Monday and Tuesday, Nov |
ember % and 2S their money will be |!
refunded.