The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A meeting of the Board of Education
will be held at $3.50 this afternoon
Last performance of The Three
Musketeers' at the Orpheum tonight.
Superintendent of Public Works c.
S. Holloway was at Waipahu yester-
day.
Pacific Lodge will hold special
meeting this evening with work in the
first degree.
Pastor j. w. Wadman of the Meth
odist Episcopal church returned from
Kauai yesterday
Mrs Gums dancing classes have
been postponed till further notice on
account Of the illness of Mrs. Gum.
The rummage sale of the Y. w. c. A.
in the store, opposite the Mormon
Church, on Punchbowl street, begins
today.
c. H. Bishop leaves by the Aorangi
for a trip to the City of Mexico by
way of the northwest cities and San
Francisco.
Senator Dickey dimes with the
Thursday Club at tonight, at the
Y. NJ. c. A, and at $40 speaks on The
Making of Our Laws" Orders for din
ner must be sent in early. All men
are eligible.
Albert B. Lyman, Hawaii's new
cadet at West Point stands third in
military drill, eighteenth in mathe-
mates and forty-eighth in the Eng
lish branches. In a class of 155 he
ranks eighteenth.
The Ladies Society OF Central Union
church will have an afternoon sociable
at the home of Mrs. Atwater, on
Pensacola street, today from 3 to 6.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to come and bring their sewing.
In connection with Captain jesse
lyn's shipwreck story, tomorrow even
ing, at Bishop hall, Punahou, Mr.
Raymond Brown and Mr.. Hugo Her
ger will sing. by special request, the
familiar old duet, ''Larboard Watch"
Marshal Hendry has received a cable
gram from Spokane saying that the
photograph forwarded by him is that
of G. l. Brokaw, who surrendered
himself at Waikiki as one of those
indicted at Spokane for Montana land
frauds
An evening paper quotes Delegate
kuhio as saying he would run for next
Congress if he secured the Republican
nomination, but was mot bothering
about it, and had been wanting ito
see A. G. NJ. Robertson without OBJ
tanning an opportunity to do so.
b. F. Dillingham; is reported to have
succeeded in floating a new issue of
1000, 600 bonds of Olaa Plantation Co,
to refund the outstanding issue of
81, 25O,000 and liquidate the floating
debt. a special meeting of the stock
holders is called for this day week to
proposals of the nature men
toned.
Silva, one of the two Porto Ricans
awaiting sentence for forgery of a $40
postoffice money order, has applied to
District Attorney Breckons for repay
ment of the money. When discovery
overlook him he FASTENED to refund
the amount and now thinks it hard
if he has to go to prison for it and
still not have it.
At a meeting yesterday the teach
ers' committee of the Board of Educa-
ton made the following recommended
tons: Miss Esther Goo, to be assist
ant 1t PohUkaina school: Mrs Austin,
to be principal of Waihee school in
place of H. NJ Coke, resigned; Mr.
Coke, to have a life certificate; F. w
TO have three months leave
Of absence, Miss Eva Smith to be his
substitute, and Miss Lusie Kiakona to
be Miss Smiths; Miss Florence Car
ter, to have a life certificate; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosecrans, to have salaries stop
ped until Puunene school is built.
The beautiful home of Capt Meal |
lister on Gulick Avenue, Kalihi, was |
brilliantly lighted last evening on the |
of the birthday anniversary |
Of Mrs. McAllister. Miss Estella. the !
rwelve-year- old daughter, was the |
sweet little hostess. 1t was a great |
to the mother. She was dress |
ng to attend her church service when |
some forty or fifty of her old friends |
at the door and pleasantly |
greeted her. All had been brought by |
written invitation and all arrived at |
he same moment, as previously ar |
'anged by Miss EstelIa. The evening |
vas pleasantly spent with music. |
peeches and refreshments.