The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The Honolulu Times has moved to the
Queen Hotel.
Eight tunnels have been completed for
the Kauai Electric Co.
The historic drama, Paul Revere"
this evening at the Orpheum.
Seats for the matinee for next Satur-
day now. on sale at the Orpheunn.
A meeting of the Board of Immigra-
ton called for yesterday noon failed on
account of lacking a quorum.
Everything is arranged for the Arbor
Day work today of the Kaimuki, Pa
lolo and Waialae Improvement Club.
The Alexander Young, Royal Hawai-
ian and Moana hotels are all serving
special Thanksgiving dinners today.
Secure your ticket for the dance to be
given by the Street Railway Employees
Benefit Association. Fifty cents each
The Republican Central Committee
has endorsed F. w. Milverton for the
position of third Deputy Attorney
General
Col. Thomas Fitch, on account of the
sake case appeal, will return to the
mainland by the Korea, sailing De-
cember u.
F. w. Garter. manager of the Parker
re nch, was among the departing pas
sengers on the Manchuria, for San
Francisco.
A. Lewis, Jr.. of the law firm of
Smith and Lewis, left for the Coast
Yesterday on business on the S. s.
Manchuria.
"
pertinent Station. accompanied by his
| wife and child, departed on the Man
churia for the Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. S. Knight and
Miss Thelma Parker, the Parker ranch
heiress, left for San Francisco yester-
day on the Manchuria.
! Major Crawford, a retired British
army officer who visited Honolulu last
year, is reported to have mysteriously
disappeared in Australia.
| The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every TUESDAY
and Thursday evening at 7:30-kaplo-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night.
| Thanksgiving Day football at the
baseball grounds. Championship game
l-MaiIes VS.. 10th Infantry. Admission
25c. and SOC Reserved seats at Woods
/ & Sheldon's.
| Supervisors Lucas and Moore, on
their way over the Pail route to lnVes-
tigate the Koolauloa road trouble, SUI
fered an automobile breakdown and
gave up the trip for yesterday.
: Miss Grace Zorbaugh, one of the edi-
torial staff of the Philadelphia North
American, was a through passenger
f1cm Japan to San Francisco by the
Manchuria While here she was en-
tertained by her cousins, Senator and
Mrs. C. H. Dickey.
Robert Cation was informed before
returning home from his recent tour
that the Buffalo, n. Y, firm that con-
tracted with Architect Newcomb and
himself to supply stone for complet-
ing St Andrews cathedral would De
unable to fulfil the contract.
! The annual meeting of st. Andrew
CHAPTER, No. 1716, of the Brotherhood
of ST. Andrew, was held on Wednes-
dav evening The officers for the ensu-
ing wear are: Director, Mr.. c. M. Low
sted: vice-director, Mr. j. III. ID. Al
media; secretary and treasurer, Mr.
Spencer Bickerton.
There will be in special Thanksgiving
service at the Salvation Army Hall
this evening. The meeting will be IT
the nature of a praise service, with
pierty of music and song. Ad1utan'
Bamberry will be in charge and the
subject of his address will be God
Love Manifested" Everybody is cor
dialIy invited to come and join in TINS
praise service.
Rev. A H. Briggs, D. d. is quoted
by an afternoon paper as saying thai
he and his brother, lately associate
pastors of the Central M. E. church
San Francisco, have taken their pa
pers out of conference to engage IN IN
dependent religious work among tn
masses. He is reported as saying tina
the Methodists have been running ava!
from the places where they are mos
needed.
The engagement is announced o
) Miss Winifred Marcos to Mr.. Georg
M. Robertson, both of Pahala, hau
Miss Marcos has for several year
been connected with the government
. schools and is well and faVorao
known to the residents of kona AM
Kau particularly. George Robertson
is the son of Geo. H. Robertson OF tnl
citv and is in the employ of the Ha
of