The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

evening.
Mrs. Theresa Wilcox is planning
hookupu for Mr.. Bryan.
r. C. A. Peterson is due to arriv,
today on the Manchuria
The Territorial grand jury will re
sumo its sessions on Thursday.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
at 1880 o'clock in 1. o. o. F. hall.
Judge Harry Richard of Laupahoe-
hoe is staying at the Arlington.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge this
evening. Work in the first degree.
/ Max Schlemmer was commissioned by
County Sheriff Brown as deputy sheriff
of Laysan Island.
| John Palmer of the Fairview Hotel
On Kauai, yesterday applied for Ter
ritoria1 liquor license.
A meeting of the Board of Immigra-
| ton has been called for this afternoon
at O'Clock by Secretary Atkinson.
| In consequence of Judge Dole's ILL
ness Marshall Hendry yesterday open
| ed the Federal court only to adjourn
it until Friday.
Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson viii
leave for Kauai this afternoon on the
Mikahala to testify in the Kanealit
election fraud case.
A. Richley, just returned from the
mainland, leaves today for Hilo, where
he will select a site for the mill to
| work up koa lumber.
1--WE do not think your goods are
damaged is a cable message to the
]. A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd. regarding
its Alameda consignment.
Sc
finishing up the inventory of all the
Territorial lands, both leased and open
for Governor Carriers annual report.
Charles Sarka. the artist, who is now
visiting Honolulu, has a number of
illustrations to a story entitled, ION
and Water" appearing in the October
McClure's Magazine.
Among passengers expected on the
Manchuria today are NJ. Pokotilof,
Russian Minister to China, who was
in attendance at the Peace Conference
at Portsmouth, n. H.
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews
leaves today for Shanghai. He has
leave of absence for two months, but
may decide to remain in Shanghai and
take up the practice of law.
President Zeno K Myers of the Pa
1910. w dltldS anu Nahum 1IilpIoNC-
ment Club will give a luncheon to the
officers, directors and chairmen of COM
mittees of the club at the Young Hotel
at u tomorrow.
The Mikahala passenger list as
printed contained the names of w.
Nicholson and wife. The wife belong
ed to the man whose name followed
Mr. Nicholson's and the confusion of
iIantifu made him fro1lhla
Owing to the lapse of the Territorial
subsidy of $1,000 a month on September
80, the Inter-Island Telegraph Co. has
raised it's wireless tolls fifty per cent.
The rate is made Is cents word with
a minimum of $3.50 a message.
u. S. District Attorney Breckons will
report to the Department of Justice
the prevalence of opinion among men,
bers of the Hawaiian bar in favor of
having the membership of the Terri |
torial Supreme Court increased from |
three justices to five.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand of Burlington, !
Iowa, who have spent two winters in |
will arrive next month, with |
party of friends and will occupy the |
Moana Hotel cottage for several |
months Mr.. and Mrs. Patton, who have |
visited here before, will also arrive |
next month, accompanied by some |
friends from the East, and will take |
apartments at the Moana.
The Hawaiian Government band and !
Captain Berger are expected to arrive |
today on the Manchuria. According to |
he latest reports from San Francisco, !
the band was to have finished it's tour |
~ giving two concerts in San Fran |
cisco prior to departure. If the band is |
aboard, the Democratic and Elks' COM
nittees which go out this morning to |
meet Mr.. Bryan will be serenaded.
Miss Tracy gives cooking demon
ration this morning at 10 o'clock in
he social hall of the Hawaiian Hotel |
which will be we'll attended by the
aides of this city. Miss Tracy's lee
ure lessons have proven fascinatingly
and are very instructive.
Those desiring to learn some new
iainty dishes as well as the proper
handling of gas range should not miss
hem The subject for this morning
will be entrees and the menu will be
Is follows: Sweetbread timbales, cas-
erole of meat and rice, tomato sauce, |
md lobster outlet.
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