The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Attorney Cathcart was indispose
yesterday.
Work was resumed on Honolulu road
yesterday.
Taxes viii be delinquent after No
vember 18th inst.
Rehearsal Of Honolulu Symptom.
Club this evening.
Nearly 100 trees We're planted in La
haina on Arbor Day.
The Misses Macintosh, who arrived
on the Ventura, have gone to Kauai
Col. z. s. Spalding of Kealia. Kauai
called on Governor Carter yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bowen Will re
turn on the Siberia today from Ober-
lin, o.
Registered Treasury Warrants 1875
to 1880, inclusive, are now payable al
the Office of the Treasurer.
The Christian Endeavor correspond
ence class will meet at the home OF
Miss May Patty tomorrow evening.
A transcript in the o. r. & L. Co
tax appeal case had So, 600 900 as the
assessed value Of land by mistake for
$500 900.
The tax office will be open tomorrow
from s a. m. to S p m. and on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday from a. m.
to p, m.
Capt Berger says that he has been
assured of a bandstand for Aala park.
H. l.. Kerr the architect, has already
drawn the plans.
Ben Jones, the famous Hawaiian
1aP+ a
China to join John Ellis quintette club
now singing at the Techau Tavern.
Shimohara was fined $25 and costs
yesterday in the police court for allow
ing his premises to be in an unsani
tary condition. The Board of Health
prosecuted the case.
Miss Nina MigheH is a beautiful girl
from across the bay, whose engage
ment to Adrian Splivalo was recently
announced. The wedding will be cele-
brated shortly.-S. F. Bulletin.
Col. Z. s. Spalding and wife and Sen
ator and Mrs. S. w Wilcox returned
to their Kauai homes by the Mikaha1a.
Both have been away on the mainland
and returned per the Ventura.
Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy's wedding an
niversary was celebrated last night
by a gathering at their home of the
descendants of DR.. G. P. Judd. Ans
ecdotes of DR. Judd We're told by ay
present.
Jas. D. Dougherty, Deputy Marshal
Winter, T. R. Robinson, auditor for
Castle & Cooke and Brewer & Co. and
Geo. w. Carr, Railway Mail Superin-
tendent, We're among the departures
for Kauai last night.
The cause of Miss Annie Forbes sud-
den death last Monday, revealed at the
post mortem examination, was hydro
pericardiun-an effusion of fluid in the
pericardial sac.-embarrassing and
finally stopping the heart.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the trustees of Oahu College, W. H.
Rabbit resigned from the corporation
Mr.. Rabbit was urged by all his fell
low-trustees to remain, but he felt
that his new duties required all his
time.
A. J. Campbell opened the series of
Thursday night talks at the Y. NJ. c.
A. so interestingly last night that he
paved the way for large attendance
next Thursday. He showed a thor
ough grasp of his subject and answer
ed many questions on taxes.
Paymaster A. S Brown, us. N, who
has been attached to the Honolulu
Naval Station for the past two years,
leaves in the Siberia today for Manila,
where he will be assigned as assistant
to the general naval storekeeper at
Cavite. Pay" Brown will be greatly
missed by a large circle of friends.
Advices from Boston state that the
speech of DR.. Kincaid at Mohonk
frustrated the efforts of several peo-
pie who were trying to get sympathe-
tic declaration for Hawaii into the plat
form. After hearing from Kincaid on
the robbery of the natives by Amer |
leans, the platform committee decided |
to wait for more light.
1t is reported among leading men
of Central Union church that the Rev
Dr. Kincaid is likely to resign the |
pa storate. He was expected to do so
before the recent affair at MohonK |
The congregation is greatly pleased |
with the temporary incumbent, DIR.
who is described as
man of great scholarship and as
preacher of magnetic force.