The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Don't miss the underwear sale al
Whitney & Marsh's this morning.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
Gospel Mission, Oregon Block, Hotel
street, opposite Bishop, at 7:30 tonight
Mrs. Lorrin Andrews and Miss An
drews will return to the Coast on the
next Alameda.
Editor shiozawa of the Hawaii Shin
po is issuing the Revised Laws of Ha-
waii in the japanese language.
High Sheriff Henry is expected to be
out next week after a ten-dayS ill
ness. He is rapidly convalescing.
Now that THE Serenade' is over.
Mr.. Hugo Herzer has again opened his
studio and is prepared to receive pu-
pills.
Tenders are called for by Henry
Smith, the clerk of Judiciary Depart
ment, for printing and binding volume
XVII. of Hawaiian Reports.
1t is said the amount of surety bonds
issued in Hawaii this year will ex-
ceed six million dollars, or about twice
that of last years bonding.
The first college dance of the sea-
son was held last night in Pauahi Hail.
Punahou. 1t was a very successful
affair given by the Oahu seniors.
The Honolulu Engineering Associa-
ton will take a special train at 5
o'clock this afternoon for Haleiwa,
where its annual banquet will be held.
A. G. Kaulukou having petitioned the
Supreme Court for admission to the
bar, Sidney M. Ballou, S. H. Derby and
G. Fl. Olsen have been appointed COM
mittee to examine him.
A special train for Haleiwa carrying
the members of the Honolulu Engin-
eering Association will leave the o. r.
& L. Depot at p. m. sharp today and
members must be on time.
A private trial of the Ginaca-
Thielen cane-cutting machine made on
the Honolulu plantation is said to have
been promising of success for the in
vention. 1t was operated by electric
ity.
In connection with the coming special
of Waialua Agricultural Co.,
it is surmised that 100000 5 per cent.
bonds of the company may be on the
market next spring. Its $1,000,000 OF
SIS is now selling at 103.
The Paradise of the Pacific is NOV
ing its plant and offices to Bethel
street, occupying the store downstairs
next to the Criterion and the old room
upstairs in the Waverly Block formerly
by Murphy, Grant & Co.
Aim at Something is Secretary
Browns subject for the mems meeting
N Y. M. C. A. Hall Sunday at 4:30.
The Sunday night supper after the
meetings will be resumed tomorrow, as
hey proved a great convenience to
many.
The shirt waist dance of the Red
Men will take place this evening at |
Progress Hall. The Ellis Quintet Club |
las been engaged and a car has been |
chartered to take the dancers home al |
The tickets can be had at |
he door.
Today at 1870 a. m. there will be
services for the welfare of the Govern |
nent in connection with the regular |
services of Rosh Ha-Shono. They will |
re conducted by Mr.. A. M. Mellis. The |
public in general is invited to attend |
his at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Oahu Railway and Land Co. is
experimenting to prolong the life of
ron wood trees along the right of way
With the object of protecting the steel
rom the sea air. The action of a salt
aden breeze is said TO shorten rails
Ife by half.
Anthony Richley of Hilo, who has
from a trip to the mainland |
n connection with the koa timber
hipping project, reports that the For
stry Bureau in Washington classed
he wood as mahogany, also that the
treasury Department would specify it
or interior work in the new postoffice
t Los Angeles and for all Federal |
uildings that may be erected in Ha-
yaii.