The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Confusion" at the orpheum this
evening.
Oahu County Supervisors meet this
evening.
St. Clements women's auxiliary and
guild both meet this afternoon.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge this
evening. with work in the third degree.
There will be work in the first de-
agree this evening at Excelsior Lodge,
I. o. o. F.
Sugar rose $1.35 a ton in New York
yesterday, the present figure being
$71.35 a ton.
The Sonoma and the Manchuria will
both probably sail for San Francisco
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiozawa entertained
L. S. Marshal Hendry at dinner on
Sunday evening.
The Moana Hotel has changed its
power house from a coal burning to an
oil-burning establishment
W. H. Place bought property on No
lokai in the Humeku mortgage 10 VIM.
Henry for $3.50 yesterday
Father Stephen goes to Waikiki on
Friday to hold a mission for the Por-
tuguese congregation there.
DR.. E. L. Hutchinson has returned
from Hilo and resumes practice in his
rooms in the Boston building.
Henry T Taylor has come from Ma
Iii to join the survey of the Wahiawa
branch of the Oahu railway.
Marshal Hendry leaves in the So
mona for Seattle with Brokaw, the sur
rendered fugitive from justice.
Twenty marines are coming in the
Logan to the naval station, there to
await transportation to Midway.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club wifi
meet at the Kaiulani Home at 2:45 p.
m. today instead of $3.50 as usual
Ludloff, Sr,, bought the old frame
building opposite the German church
at Morgan's salesroons for 1920
Fred w. Beckley, former Home Rule
Speaker of the House, has joined the
Republican club at Puako, Molokai
Catholic clergy from all over the is
lands are expected to come here to well
come the Bishop home in the China.
D. 3. Maconachie of the Davies es-
tablishment returned home with his
wife in the barkentine Irmgard from
San Francisco.
F. Crisp of Essex, England, has writ
ten to Collector stackable to inquire
about his chances for starting a fruit
preserving factory here.
Mr. Barbour Lathrop will give
matinee luncheon at noon today at the
Alexander Young Hotel, following the
40, -oil
High Sheriff Henry is discomposed
over the Supreme Court decision,
whereunder he must keep all mis-
demeanants in jail in idIeness.
The Alameda bids fair to be the out
ward, and the Manchuria the inward,
Christmas boat with relation to the
Pacific Coast mails this season.
The Teachers Association will meet
at the High School at this evening,
when DR.. Day will deliver an address
before it on practical sanitation.
F. w Milverton, after an able in
cumbency of the office of Deputy Coun-
ty Attorney, resigns to take the posi-
ton of third Deputy Attorney Cen
eral.
Court Canoes No. $40, A. o. F.,
meets this evening in San Antonio Hall,
for the purpose of nominating officers
for the ensuing term and initiatory
work.
Thanksgiving Day football at the
baseball grounds. Championship game
Males vs.. 10th Infantry. Admission
25c. and SOC. Reserved seats at Woods
& Sheldons.
A. G. NJ. Robertson offers prize
for an essay on the question of why
Yale always wins and Harvard loses
at football. to be awarded at the next
annual Harvard smoker.
An application of Beniamina. Kelii-
kipi and Kaimi for a fifth-class Ii
cense for the Hoopuloa Saloon, Hoo
puloa, South Kona. is added to the
Treasurer's advertised list for in
formation of all concerned.
Miss Myra Todd, a telephone opera
tor, was drowned on Sunday by the
upsetting of a boat near Cocoanut Is
land, HiIo. Two other girls and Geo.
Day in the boat were rescued. Miss
Todds body was found yesterday.
Work is being pushed in building
spur of the Rapid Transit track to the
Hackfeld wharf. intended primarily for
the carriage of fuel oil. The company
sprfnkline cars on its lines under ar
rangement with the Government.
Five dwellings have been erected
in the lower Palolo tract since
its opening for homesteads fe"
months ago More houses there
are projected. Mr.. Redhouse has the
foundations laid of a building to be
used partly for a time observatory
Miss Fuchs. who has been guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Buckland for the
past five months, and who has also
been one Of the valued members of the
clerical staff in the office of Governor
Carter. returns TO the mainland today
in the Sonoma. Miss Fuchs mas hao
a delightful visit here
In a scheme of identifying the sur
rorndings of Mills Institute Rev. +.
w. Damon will clothe with vines the
old coral building at Nuuanu street
and Chaplain lane. 1t is a historic
pile, having been in turn the con-
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