The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Alex. Scott. the English artist, ha:
Areturned from Hawaii.
4 T. Give Davies and family are OF
Il the way home from England
| General Davis has made an extern
lsive addition to his home in Hastings
istreet.
Fred. Angus, A. w. Judd and L. A
Marks left in the Enterprise for San
Francisco.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a specfa,
meeting this evening with work in the
first degree.
The Japanese strike on Pioneer plan
tation has ended. most of the strikers
returning to work.
The body of the late Fred. c. BALD
win will be brought from New York
Tor burial on Maui.
| Mr. and Mrs W. H Hoogs We're to
Ihave left San Francisco for home in
1.-THE Korea yesterday.
Miss Josephine Soper left England
for home on Wednesday, but will spend
some time in Boston.
+. Lieut. Slattery hopes to have $4,000
| worth of harbor dredging under the
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Judge Dole has issued command
for all Federal defendants out on per-
sonal recognizance to appear before him
on Monday.
| First class tickets to all stations on
| the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou-
pom tickets are now on sale at the
office of Trent & Co, 936 Fort street. 8
w. r. Rawlns yesterday resumed the
office of referee in bankruptcy after
absence on the Coast, c. r. Hemen-
way, the temporary incumbent, retir-
ing.
A. G.. Kaulukou, Wilfr3d A Green
well and VIM. j. Sheldon each yes
terday took the oath as an attorney N
the courts of the Territory of Hawaii
before Chief Justice F'rear.
The committee of Palolo Valley resi-
dents-consisting of Thomas Dunn,
Frank L. Webster and c. L. Rhodes
had a two and a-half hours conference
with Governor Carter yesterday, which
was very satisfactory.
Rehearsal Honolulu Symphony So
ciety this evening. All members are
requested to be present, as prepara-
lions are to be made for the coming
concert in the Opera House in De-
cember.
Capt. Humphrey states that at pres
ent accommodations for but two COM
panies of troops will be provided at the
Kahauiki Army Post. though the plans
contemplate the housing of whole
battalion when the remaining buildings
are erected.
The Y. NJ C. A offers a course in
shorthand for 81, plus IS for years
Association membership, and can ac-
commodate a few more men. The
teacher would charge about $2S for the
same number of lessons if taken out
side the Association.
The Atkinson boat crew give their
annual dance November 4, at Progress
Hall. The committee consists of the
following: Miss Gussie Clark, Misses
Crews, Miss Bernice Dwight Miss o.
Sullivan, Miss Judd, Miss Bush, Miss
Williams, Miss Robertson.
Canoes Circle, No. 240, A. o. F., gave
a social and dance at San Antonio Hall
last evening, at which the Court of
Foresters We're entertained. The Pa
cific Glee Club furnished excellent nlu-
sic for the occasion. Refreshments
were served during the evening, con-
tributing to a most enjoyable time.
Evening classes in bookkeeping,
arithmetic and English are so popular
at the Y. NJ c. A. this fall that the
teachers can handle no more unless
money can be found to hire a bookkeep-
ing assistant. Since the election of SO
new members October 2, 26 more have
applied. The total enrolment in the
classes is now 1874
Eben Low and r. w. Single are
credited with plan for cowboy ex-
hibition a Moanalua, at which prizes
would be given for lassoing, etc. The
presence of expert cowboys in town at
tending the Parker case makes the pro-
posal opportune. Attorney Ballou sug-
gests that the Low and Carter wit |
nesses. respectively, be the opposing |
teams.
Robert Law, of the Royal School |
staff has written to Secretary |
Taft calling his attention to the mill |
tary drilling of aliens-to wit, japanese |
lin connection with religious mission \
airy work in Honolulu. When DR.. |
Scudder, at a Central Union church /
prayer meeting, mentioned the fact of \
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