The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ilimas of Maui VS.. H. A. Cs. Game
begins al 100 sharp tomorrow.
Symphony Club rehearsal this even
ing. All members are requested to at
tend.
DR.. Derby has returned from his trip
in the mainland very much improved
in health.
Initiation tonight at the Elks' meet
ing. Visiting members of the order
are invited to be present.
The survey of the Alewa lands has
almost been completed and they will
soon be open to settlers.
A small fire in a native house on
Iwilei road called out the department
yesterday afternoon at 1:so o'clock.
Deputy Attorney Generals Prosser
and Fleming will leave this week for
Hawaii and Kauai to argue tax cases.
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 tonight at the
Masonic Temple Work in the first
degree.
Carl Maertens of Hoffschlager & Co.
accompanied by Mrs. Maertens and
child, returned from California on the
Sonoma.
j. P. Howe, formerly with the San
Francisco Chronicle, has joined the
staff of the Bulletin. He arrived on
the Sonoma.
An interesting letter from John
Myers on the labor question cannot be
published because it is written on both
sides of the sheet.
Royal Purple Degree this evening at
Polynesian Encampment No. 1, 1. o.
o. F. All members interested in this
work are requested to be present.
Entries for the cowboy tournament
tomorrow afternoon should be sent in
to Eben Low before o'clock today
in order to appear on the program.
The Woman's Guild of ST. Clements
church passed an unanimous vote of
thanks to all those who so kindly and
generously helped to make their fair
a financial success.
Fine exhibition of japanese juggling
by Bunji Takegawa at the japanese |
theater on Aala lane between Bere- |
-ania and King streets on Thursday, |
Friday and Saturday of this week be- |
ginning at o'clock p. m. Tickets
only 25c, reserved seats 25c extra. $
Drs. Cooper, Sinclair and Uchida
nave been subpoenaed to appear be-
ore the Circuit Court at Lahaina on
October 25 to testify in the trial of
Engineer Douse who is charged with
he murder of a Japanese by throwing
gasoline over him and lighting it,
j. Oswald Lutted of the New En-
Gland bakery returned on the. Sonoma |
rom the mainland. Mr.. Lutted went
far &c ROCfan n vic Nexx |
York, and other large centers of popu-
alton. spreading poi wherever he went.
Ir. Lutted went East especially to ad-
'ertise Lutted's poi and was quite
uccessful. He found a great interest
manifested in Hawaiian affairs.
Claus Spreckels' bank closed its
oors on receipt of the news of Mr..
lizards death. The young man had
een connected with the bank since
IS opening in 1884, for several years
asst in the capacity of paying teller.
If. Giffard had always been excep-
ionally correct and conscientious in
is work and the institution has lost
trustworthy and valued employee.
The directors of the waialua Agri-
ultural Company yesterday authoriz-
d the issue of per cent bonds to the |
AAAOe'iA] VI vA'oO"'VVO' iiicoC JULIUS AASSs |
READY been oVersubScribed, Castle &
coke, Ltd, and the Bank of Hawaii
landing ready to take $500, 900 each
nd present bondholders being ready
} exchange their present bonds for the
ew ones TO the amount of $627, 500.
The alien in transit head tax case
as decided recently by the United
tates Circuit Court of Appeals against
le Oceanic Steamship COmpa0v and
favor of United States Customs Col
ctor Frederick Stratton of San Fran
SEQ in having collected 81 per head
II 20 alien passengers in transit
trough the United States. The opinion
the court was written by Judge
awley, and a vigorous dissenting
,inion was filed by Presiding Judge
ilbert.