The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

fhas gone to Maui to serve some papers
Miss frankie Davis, sister of Mrs
Thomas Wall of this city, died recently
at Modesto, Cal, of pleurisy.
! A meeting of the District Woman:
Auxiliary will be held at ST. Andrew.
Priory Friday afternoon at o'clock.
All the applicants for the Palol,
lands have been found to be all righ
and their applications will be approved
Ernest N Smith, sporting editor OF
the Advertiser, who returns to Stanford
today, has been succeeded in his posi-
ton by H. NJ. Ayres.
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop will give g
dinner next Monday evening in honor
Of Mr.. Alex. Walker, who leaves on
September for Harvard.
Colonel Sam Parker is an old friend
of William Jennings Bryan and will
entertain him when he arrives here on
his way around the world.
Judge De Bolt yesterday settled the
suit of Alert Barnes against Charles
X. Collins for dissolution of partner
ship by fixing the amos.nt due each.
L. P. Tenney sends on the Alameda
today literature sufficient to inform the
eight Oregon beauties of some Of the
wonders they will see when they ar
rive on these Islands.
Miss Margaret Castle gave a delight
full dinner party last evening, her
guests including Mr.. Harold Castle, Mr..
e. n. Smith. Mr.. Alfred Castle and
Miss Beatrice Castle
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Bar Association of the Hawaiian
Islands, will be held today at o'clock
o. M, at the Republican headquarters,
925 Fort street, Honolulu.
Acting Governor Atkinson is arrang-
ing for reporters room in the Ju-
dietary building. This room will be a
great convenience for the news gath
erers and will be appreciated.
Mrs. Hunter, wife Of DR.. F. w. Hun
ter of Sydney, has SO far recovered
from an operation for appendicitis at
able to continue their journey to the
Colonies on the Ventura.
A. w. Carter, guardian of Annie T.
K. Parker, minor has been ordered
to sell certain lands in Hawaii and
will file bond of 100000 with Judge
Parsons with the Pacific Surety Com
pany as surety.
The Supervisors of Kauai have de-
cided to take matter of corporation as
sessments into the courts They as
sert that firms doing business IN Kauai
should pay an income tax there spite
of their articles being filed in Oahu
County.
Miss Beatrice Castle gave luncheon
on Monday for several young ladies',
covers being laid for eight guests.
Among those present were Miss Pick
ering, Miss Justine McClanahan, Miss
Alice Cooke, Miss Nora sturgeon, Miss
Sophie Judd, Miss Constance Restarick.
Eight hundred thousand dollars
worth of Hawaiian bonds will arrive
here before October 4th in charge OF
Calvert Brewer, secretary of the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company of New York The bonds are
to be delivered to the purchasers, w. G.
Irwin & Co.
Fukuda Jisaki is a wine bibber and
a lover of the marital big stick, accord
ing to a libel filed yesterday by Mrs.
Fukuda Yasu for divorce. The couple
have been married fourteen years and
have two children. The woman alleges
that life is too strenuous lodging
kicks and blows.
Territorial Treasurer Campbell is
now considering the appeal of the
Barete estate from old assessments.
There is big cut in the assessment
this wear and the trustees think that
the properties were over-assessed be-
fore. 1t is DOUBTFUL if anything can
be done at this late day.
Territorial Treasurer A. ]. Campbell
has recalled the first reports about the
years insurance business owing to the
fact that in the life insurance figures
only the new business of the year was
given, not including the premiums on
old business. AS this gives false inn
preston a new report is in preparation
A. G. NJ Robertson, one Of the bonds
men of Trustee Kellett of the Barete
estate. yesterday reimbursed the es-
tate for the money alleged to have been
embezzled by Kellett. P. D. Kellett,
ST., arranged for the repayment and
William Savidge was appointed trustee
to receive the money. His bond was
liked at $4,000. l.. McCandless is his
surety.