The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Territorial Grand Jury began it
session yesterday.
Work in first degree this evening a
Excelsior Lodge, 1. o. o. T.
The Supreme Court sits today witt
Chief Justice Frear on the bench.
Hilo is shipping so sacks of ohia tele
phone pins to Manila on a contract.
There viii be a full rehearsal tonigh
at the Opera House for THE Serenade.
Associate Justice Hartwell is expect
ed back on October from the Coast
The Hawaiian Women's Club vii
meet at the Kaiulani Home at $3.50 o
m. today.
The Office Of Internal Revenue Col
lector Chamberlain is being repaired
and painted
Chinese Inspector J. X Brown is
quite i'll and George r. Cullen is TAX
ing his place.
Col. Sam Parker has a fat bullock
ready against the coming of William
j. Bryan. October 4.
Walter G. Weldon would like to have
all growers of sisal in the islands COM
municate with him as soon as possible
Court Canoes No. $40, A. Q F., meets
this evening at 7:30 O'Clock at San An
tonic Hall. There will be initiatory
work
Judge Robinson yesterday ordered
s1321.0S as her dover share in the es-
tate of Manuel Barete Set aside for
Mrs. Maria Barete.
Judge Robinson signed an order APP
proving the $4,000 bond of Mrs. Jessie K.
Kaae, executing of the estate of Mar
garet V. Garter, deceased.
The Bureau of Animal Industry has
declared quarantine against CHAMBERS,
farcy and tuberculosis. A strict in
spection of all live stock is ordered.
Miss Julia Conan left Tuesday for
three months trip to Honolulu, where
she will be the guest of Miss Stella
Love and other friends.-Portland Jour
nal
Attorney General Andrews is at work
on a set of rules for the paroling of
prisoners. Pending their completion no
paroles will be granted by the Gov
ernor.
Judge Robinson yesterday sustained
the demurrer to the complaint in the
suit of Omoto Bunhuchi VS.. the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit and Land Co. with
leave to amend.
Governor Carter yesterday approved
the rule of the Board of Agriculture
and Forestry, Bureau of Animal In
dustry, enforcing inspection of all live
stock brought into the Territory.
U. S. Commissioner Mailing yester-
day ordered w. H. Sadler, deserter
from the cableship Restorer, turned |
over to the British Consul. Sadler is
III and the hearing was at the prison. |
A fine looking bunch of bananas
grown on the estate of Hon. S. NJ. Da-
non at Moanalua, is on exhibition in
Day & Co.'S window. The bunch is
hree feet high, weighs rs pounds and
contains 343 bananas.
Governor Carter has intimated that L
:. B. McClanahan's suggestion that
he $4,000 appropriated for the i'm
,rovement of the Manoa road can not
egally be used to build much needed
approaches to it.
DR.. Victor A. Norgaard, Territorial
will soon have for dis
copies of Bureau of Animal
Circular No 7S giving the
history, diagnosis and prevention of
flanders and farcy.
A meeting of the executive commit
ee OF the DeI1Ocrdtlc IefrlCOfldI cen
raj Committee has been called for
sunday night at the offices of Kinney, |
"copper" and McClanahan to start the
for the entertainment OF
v. J. Bryan.
The Portland Journal says of Ed.
)ekum's brother: Frank Dekum, a
'ortland boy who has won distinction
n the stage in the east, will be seen
the Marquam Grand next week in
upport of Wilton Lackaye. He is
laying the roles of Laundry Court in
The Pit and Little Billee in Trilby,'
nd has won very favorable comment
'om the eastern critics for his work in |
9th parts. This will be Mr.. Dekum's
rst appearance here as profess
onal.'' III
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. NJ Maclean. Young
treet, gave a pretty birthday party
[onday afternoon for their daughter
coolies, the occasion being her second
irthday. After partaking of childlike
ainties, they had their pictures taken.
he little one received many pretty
cesents, some coming all the way s
'om Scotland. The following were
resent: Misses Ruth, Grace and Sybil
Alice, Martha and Harold
ares, Irene and Jerome Hughes, Jack
nd Ansley Mckenzie, Alice Bradley.
yril McTighe, Hester Smith, Master
nd Miss Young.