The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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saddle horse for a lady is ventaf
See advertisement of w l. Howard -
the last page
J. NJ Vivas is mentioned as meditat
ing a run independently for County Al
torney of Maui.
MISS Broad will speak at the meetin.
oi the I. w. C. T. T. this Afternoon
IN central Union church parlors
Today. at u O'Clock. at Hackfeld,
wharf, large scow will be sold a
auction by Fisher. Suitable for hous,
| boat.
| Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H. Division
NO. l, meets this evening in G. B II
| Hail. next to the cathedral. on For1
street.
Party advertises in the Want col
umns for small cottage or two house
Keeping rooms. Must be in Punahou
district.
| Jas. A. Thompson. deputy clerk OF
the Judiciary, has returned from va
cation of two weeks enjoyed al
| Waianae
| On DR.. L. z. Cofer's invitation the
California editorial party will be shown
| over the quarantine station tomorrow
morning.
Owners of lots on the beach have an
opportunity of getting a cosy house
when the tramcars are sold at auction
by Fisher.
Charlie Clark had the petition nomi-
mating l.. l.. McCandless for Senator
at the registration booth yesterday for
signatures.
DR.. and Mrs W. T.. Moore leave on
today's Kinau for a short vacation on
Hawaii If the weather is good they
may tour the island in their automo-
bile
A primary election protest from E.
Omsted of Kauai with the exhibits,
has been received by Chairman Robert
son of the Republican Central Com
mittee
All members of Excelsior Lodge No.
L, l. 0. Q. F., are requested to attend
the meeting of the lodge this evening.
The drill team are asked to be on hand
at 1880 sharp.
With an Angelus piano player we are
all musicians. We may have music
when we wish and the kind we like
best. Can at Hawaiian News Co. and
play the Angelus yourself.
John Elias, who was sent back to |
IIilo by High Sheriff Henry on a war
rant for stealing a horse, was SEN
fenced by the district magistrate there
to one years hard labor with a fine Of |
$50 added
Henry Davis brought to town from
Wahiawa a quantity of excellent olives
gathered from trees planted there early |
in the colony's existence. There are
fifty or sixty trees growing, which have
been left without care.
Registration of voters had reached |
2207 at 4:30 p. m. yesterday. Only to-
lay and tomorrow are left of the OPP
portunity to register at the city station
until after the Board of Registration
has made it's tour of the country sta
IONS
At a joint meeting of the entertain Il
nent committees of the Pacific and
olive Branch Rebekah Lodges, it was
voted by the members of
'aid committees to~labandon the idea
# holding an anniversary celebration
n Thursday evening, September 20.
Takaguchi had all the fun of turn
ng in a fire alarm on Saturday, the
ream of the joke being that there was
10 fire. The cream was all skinned
fl. however, when the police caught L
i'm and turned in real alarm for the
atrol wagon. He will explain this r.
forming to Judge Whitney, just how it
Choy Lin, for seventeen years in the
raming department of the Paoif1ci
HARDWARE Co, has opened a store at
$50 Nuuanu street in connection with
mother eniploye of the old company.
hey will do picture framing bust
ess and will carry a full line of
rtists' materials. The business will be
nown as the Pacific Picture Framing 4
o.
Articles of incorporation have been
led in the Treasurer Office by the
.aui Steam Laundry Co. of Waikiki.
5 capital stock of $4,000 is divided into 4
% shares, of which 425 have been sub
ribbed by 80 persons. c. d. Lufkin is 4
.esident r. A Wadsworth vice pres q
ent. J. Garcia treasurer and D. II.
ase secretary, these with H. P, Pen
allow. j L. Coke and H. Streubeck
rming the board of directors. II