The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Supervisors meeting next Monday a
7:S0 =. m.
W. H. Rabbit returned from Mau
yesterday.
The federal grand jury may make
report today.
NJ. NJ. O'shaughnessy leaves for Ma
hukona today.
The Concordia band gives a concer
at Eva next Sunday.
Rev. ]. Wadman arrived from Laha
ina yesterday morning.
George Pola goes to Jail for si1
months for purloining a watch.
j. NJ. McCandless leaves for Sar
Francisco in the Mongolia today.
Maui objects to the lima baseballer:
posing as a representative Maui team
The election contest of Fernandez VS.
Adams has been postponed for two
weeks
! President of the Senate P. D. r. Isen-
berg paid call on Governor Garter
yesterday.
H. NJ. Coke has succeeded c. L
Clement as editor and manager of the
Maui News
Frank E. Greenfield, the chemist al
Eva plantation, is stopping at the Ha-
waiian hotel
The 400-yard relay swimming race
will take place tomorrow at the Bishop
slip, at 4:30 .. m.
combination may be effected to
maintain the price of Hawaiian
cnameled souvenirs.
The Territorial grand jury met yes
terday to prepare partial report
which will be delivered next week.
Four Porto Rican women We're sent
to Jail for month yesterday by Judge
Whitney, on a charge of vagrancy.
Mrs S. n. Castle, who was sc years
old yesterday, visited Mrs. Parker, who
will be 100 years old next December.
Manoa Golf Club members have been
assessed fifty cents each on account
of the club building in Manoa valley.
neto, Japanese fisherman, hooked
a big shark off koko Head and had
to cut his line to prevent being tow
ed out to sea.
Fourteen out of the twenty lots open
ed few months ago in the Pukele
makai section of PaloIo valley, have
been disposed of.
competition for the $50 prize offered
by L. L. McCandless for the best pro-
gram for ten minute patriotic exer-
cises to be held in the public schools.
The Honokaa dividend for the month
will be ten cents per share. Fifteen
cents per share has been paid for the
last three months.
a full attendance is desired at the
of 10 NH
Club tonight A selection to be given
at the coming concert will be re-
hearsed.
Miss f. L. Post, sister of Mrs Bid
good of HaIeiwa, who has been visit
to her home in Riverside, Cal,
in the Mongolia.
There viii be a special meeting of
the Leahi Chapter, No. ?, o. E. s,
ms evening in Masonic Temple. Sew
sn new members are to be initiated
and all visiting sisters and brethren
There will be a very important meet
ing of the second precinct, fourth dis
-rict, Republican Club, tomorrow even
ing in the clubhouse, corner of Keeau-
noku street and Wilder avenue, at 1870
oclock .. m.
called in the police court yesterday
and continued until Tuesday next. The
case against Alex. Nicholas, charged
With assault with a deadly weapon,
was continued until today.
The Concordia band will give con-
cert at Eva Mill next Sunday, Octo-
Der %, at p. M. for the special benefit
IF all the employees of the plantation.
Mr. Renton has kindly allowed the use
If the pavilion and grounds for the oc-
,asion.
The Young Peoples Society of Cen
al Union Church gives a musicale
his evening in the lecture room at
so. This will be followed by a sup |
,er. A feature of the program viii be |
| piano solo by Mrs. Shephardson, wife |
# Rev. Mr.. Shephardson, who is tenn
,orarily filing the pulpit.
Miss Grace Dollar, daughter of the |
,wner of the Dollar line of steam
hips, Miss Frances L. Matthews of
Mich, Mrs. Henry G. Plum
ner of San Francisco and Mrs. Frank
f Pittsburg, form a party of ladies
topping at the Hawaiian Hotel. They |
ame TO Honolulu on the steamship
Robert Dollar. and all but one will
eturn to Puget Sound in that vessel
C6ay.