The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. H p. Baldwin of Maui is regis
tered at the Young Hotel.
| Jas. f. Morgan yesterday sold the
Perfection Home Bakery at auction to
Mazda for $3.50.
DR.. Brigham has received radium
apparatus from London which he will
use in illustrating lectures.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
! Davis has arranged to have all school
exhibits preserved in glass cases.
| At the Christian Science Association
rooms at the Elite building there will
| be II a. m. discourse on Matter"
| 1t is rumored that the wife of DR..
| Kojima of HiIo was kidnapped in San
| Francisco. She is a very beautiful
| woman.
Deeds OF the right of way along Wal
| kiki beach are being prepared by the
Attorney General, but may not be sign
ed without obligation
The japanese on Hawaii assert that
Sheriff Keolanui discriminates in not
allowing them to pass examinations for
licenses as horseshoers and farriers.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson, who has been
very i'll the past month, left on the
Manchuria for a trip to the Coast.
While there she will select her stock
for the coming fall feason.
Miss Else Werthmueller is prepared
to take limited number of pupils (be-
ginrers and advaneed) and give in
struction on the piano. The Fletcher
method is used in teaching beginners.
Residence, 1879 Thurston street.
County Attorney Douthitt will defend
the injunction suit of E. B. McClana-
han against County Treasurer Trent to
prevent the payment of a blanket war
rant for Sal to Andrew Adams on ac-
count of labor on the roads in Koolau-
poke district.
Contractor Whitehouse has a large
gang working on the big Nuuanu reser-
yoir. AS it rains up the valley every
day, the work is not the easiest. The
contractor maintains a store and q
boarding house at the place after the
manner of plantation companies.
There will be services at the Chris
tan church today at IL o'clock, when
Rev. G. J. Edwards will preach, his
subject being "a Savior Versus q
Judge" and in the evening at 1880
o'clock, the subject, Man Gods
Image In the afternoon Mr.. Edwards
will speak at the Y. NJ. C. A. on "A
Condition of Growth in Christ" All
are cordially invited to these services.
patchwork DisaIlowed,'' is Mr.. Wad-
mans subject this morning at IL o'clock
in the First NJ. E. church, corner of
Beretania avenue and Miller street. At
he will give a short practical adj
dress on 'sSeven Daggers Aimed at One
Hard Heart" Sunday school at 10 a. !
m. Epworth League at $50 p. m. Sub !
i-+f ia, itx-o /
Leader, Miss N. Inez Eaton. All well |
come.
f. X Howard of Buffalo, n. Y, who |
lately bought Jos. A. Gilman's resi- |
dence at Makikf for s3S, OOO is seeking a |
purchaser of the house itself for re- |
moval Although it cost probably $1,000 |
or $4,000, its new owner desires to re- |
place it with a more imposing edi- |
fee. Extensive improvements to the |
entire premises, covering about five |
acres, are contemplated by Mr.. How !
ard. A well-built stone wall around the |
demesne is, among other things, men, |
toned.
w A. Kinney, attorney, filed the will |
of the late DR.. James Wight before |
Judge Matthewman for probate, at Ka- |
ilua on Friday. The estate consists |
of sugar plantation and stock ranch |
properties. lands, money stocks and |
bonds. the total value being about $780, |
600. Temporary letters of administra-
ton were issued to the widow and r. |
w. Shingle under 5000, 900 bonds. Mrs |
Wight and large family of children,
and great-grandchil-
eiren will share in the estate.
BULBS