The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

/, Campbell Turner leaves tomorrow on
the :. s Mongolia for San Francisco
Judge Dole yesterday admitted Hans
Isenberg (German) to American citi-
lzenship.
/ Income taxes of Oahu this year. it is
4 estimated by Assessor Holt, will
amount to 100000.
| Mrs. ]. L. Coyney, formerly of the
Advertiser, is society editor of the
BeIlingham Herald, Washington.
| Up to office-closing hours yesterday
no libel for salvage had been filed
! against the French ship Ernest Reyer.
| Governor Carter made a call yester-
Gay on the officers at Camp Mckinley
and was accorded the regulation sa-
lutes.
| Senator L. L. McCandless is reported
to be in favor of maintaining the dis
trict committee in the Republican or
ganization.
Registered treasury warrants Nos.
1,751 to 1920, inclusive, are now pay
able at the office of the Treasurer of
the Territory.
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1 meets this
evening for work in the warriors de-
gree. Also for some important work in
the chiefs degree.
U. S. Commissioner Mailing dismissed
a charge against a Chinese named
Myho of stealing postage stamps from
the Laie postoffice.
E. Tappan Tannatt, formerly of Ho-
nclulu, has been appointed professor OF
civil engineering in the Montana Agri-
cultural College at Bozeman.
1t is reported that kahunas are in
terfering, fatally in some instances.
with the practice of regular physicians
in the Kona district of Hawaii.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night.
Gilbert ]. Waller and ]. w. Girvin.
who served for this year, have beer.
reappOinted as jury commissioners for
1906 by the. judges of the First Cir
cult
Pacific Rebekah Lodge meets this
evening in odd Fellows Hall at 7:20
O'Clock for initiation. Visiting MEM
bers of the order are cordially invited
to be present.
The members of the Methodist con-
gregation cordially invite all their
friends to join them in a social to be
held in the parsonage on Thursday
evening a 7:3O.
The doll table will be a special fea-
ture of St. Andrews fair on Saturday
afternoon, October %. Daintily dress
ed dolls will be on sale at very
reasonable prices.
Lieut.. Cushman, U. S. n, has rent
ed the Pearson house at 1926 Alexan
der street. Mrs. Cushman and sor
accompanied by her mother, Mrs NJ |
Caraher. will arrive from the main |
land in a few weeks |
There will be no luncheon served at |
st. Andrews fair on Saturday after |
noon. The fair will be in session |
from half-past one until six only and |
not in the evening. The Hawaiian |
band will be in attendance during the |
afternoon.
A meeting of the Bar Association is |
called for November 2 to consider the |
of Judge Robinson whose |
term viii expire on January % next, |
for reappointment. It is believed that |
the local bar is pra ctically unanimous |
for Judge Robinson's continuance on |
the bench. |
The Pacific Tennis Club will hold a |
special meeting this evening at the |
to be present, as some important mat |
ters are to be discussed. After the |
meeting there is to be an informal |
smoker, to which all lovers of tennis |
are cordially invited.
DR.. Shephardson's second Bible lee
ture r"Christ Greater Than All An
gels'D will be given today promptly
at 1 o'clock in the chapel of Central |
Union Church. This course of most |
interesting and suggestive Biblical lee
lures is open freely to the public |
without charge of any kind. All per-
sons interested. of any church or no
are most cordially invited to
De present.
The Gazette Company has just print
ID a pamphlet for the Hawaiian His
orical Society containing three inter
esting papers: The Reversal of the
Hawaiian Flag" by Howard NJ. Bal
gu; Economic and Political Changes
n British Polynesia" by DR.. w. D.
and "A Kona Storm by
Hon. Gorham D. Gilman. The paper
~ DR. Alexander had the benefit of
ONE courteous suggestions by Bishop
Willis of Tonga.