The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There are said to be seventy-five au-
tomobiles in Honolulu.
Miss Charlotte Carlson, formerly oil
Honolulu, is now living in Nome
Alaska.
Today the Catholics observe as the
18th sunday after Pentecost. the Feast
OF Our Lady of Sorrows.
The ST. Louis College Alumni meets
this morning at 10 o'clock in the college
grounds. Important business.
On account of the continued illness
Of the pastor, there viii be no services
at the German Lutheran church today.
In the article on teachers assign
ments lately printed, the salary of
Miss Carlson should have been quoted
as $50 instead of S25.
A meeting of Democrats will be held
in w A Kinney's office at 1880 this
evening to discuss the reception of Will
liam Jennings Bryan.
It looks as if Bert Peterson had
stolen a march on the other cognos-
cent? and will himself bring down the
eight beauteous Oregon maids.
The subject of lesson sermon for the
Honolulu Christian Science Association
today is Reality Wednesday even
ing.
There has been more delay in the
preparations for the Chinese dragon
parade to celebrate the full moon festi-
val, and the event is unlikely to take
place before Wednesday.
At a. m. tomorrow Judge De Bolt
will call the jury-waived calendar and
set cases for trial at definite times.
II. toll in, hasy~ a
10 a. M. provided the parties consent.
The benediction service in the new
Seamen's chapel, cor. King and Bethel
streets, will take place today at $3.50
o. M, Bishop Restarick and clergy Of
floating. All friends are cordially in
vited.
The Paradise of the Pacific is grow
ing more quotable every month. The
things. including pictures. Every man
who sends a Paradise to a friend
abroad is a good promotion committee
in himself.
There will be services at the Chris
tian church today, both morning and
evening, Rev. G. D. Edwards preach
ing. At II a. m. his subject will be,
PHASES of Church Extension Work,
and at 7:30 p. m. Neglect and Saliva
ton" All are cordially invited to these
services.
The eight little enemies of the cane
planter are the leaf hopper, cane borer,
leaf. roller, mole cricket. mealy bug,
cypress girdler and Olinda bug. Some
are more destructive than others and
certain districts are free from some of
them. All appear to be diminishing in
numbers owing to the activities of a
very capable corps of entomologists.-
Paradise.
Mr.. Lewis A. Marks, representative
of the Mercantile Guide Co, of San
Francisco California Business Direc-
tory, is at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Marks is here for the purpose of
combining the business directory of the
Hawaiian Islands with that of Cali
fornia. Any further information will
be cheerfully given by Mr.. Marks at
any time.
Lessons from the Life of an Old
Time Prince" is Mr.. Wadman's subject
this morning at IL o'clock at the First
NJ E. Church, corner of Beretania ave-
nue. and Miller street. At 7:30 he will
speak on "a Wonderful and Beautiful
Face" The Sunday school convenes,
with Bible study for adults, at 10 a.
III. Inc EpWoTln League LleetS DIT o-oo,
subject, 1.-THE Great Surrender All
are welcome.
An evening paper states that w. G.
Peacock was yesterday forcibly eject
ed from the office of the liquor COM
pany bearing his name, Nigel Jackson
having been employed as bouncer by
the new officers Of the corporation. At
the election the previous day Mr.. Pea
cock was dropped from the presidency
which he had always previously held.
His appearance at the office yesterday
morning and keeping the run of the
business did not please the new officers. |
Hence the bouncing. There was no
rough house, but the laying on of hands
by Jackson was deemed enough by Mr.. |
Peacock to constitute technical as |
sault, on which he may base suit |
for damages against the company