The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| c. 4. Rice Of Lihue is in town.
s Lesser was a passenger in tbs
| A~uI r0m Kauai
| w r. Castle returned on the Ventura
| from the mainland
| c. r. Dement, of the Brewery return
ed from Kauai yesterday.
| Election returns and music a the
skating rink on Tuesday evening. "
| Mrs Powers and Miss Alice Powers
arrived from Kauai yesterday morning.
Judge Dole viii receive the Social
| Science Club at mis- residence this even
ing
Bishop Restarick, who returned to
| town on Saturday. spent a week in Ko-
hala after visiting Hilo.
E. D. Baldwin has finished the survey
of the lower Bishop Estate lands in the
vicinity of the volcano.
W. a. Bryan. of the Bishop Museum,
returned on the Ventura from long
| absence on the mainland.
The trial of Y Man Yong for assault
with intent to murder will be resumed
before Judge Lindsay this morning.
Frederick Schultz. one of the defend
ants in the registration cases. will have
his trial before Judge Robinson today.
The Japanese Merchants Union gives
an invitation banquet this evening at
the Mochizuki Club, Waikiki, in honor
of the birthday of the Emperor of
Japan.
Mr.. Albert Horner of PaauiIo was in
the city over Sunday. He has eleven
horses in training at the Hooltilu Park
racetrack for the New Years races
Hilo Tribune.
The Queen street skating rink reop-
ened on Saturday night and was
patronized by a large crowd. The cool
weather will enable the rink to at
tract its former large patronage.
Miss Josephine Locke will conclude
her first series of lectures at the Nor
NAL School this evening. The subject
is Gothic Architecture and the lee
ture will be illustrated with lantern
slides.
About $50 people gathered in Aala
lane yesterday afternoon at o'clock to
listen to Democratic speeches. Among
the speakers We're E. B. McClana han.
E. NJ Watson, William Jarrett and
Fred Weed.
election night in front of the Gazette
Office will be furnished by the Berg
strom Music Co. All the fine records
used at that time are for sale at their
store on Fort street.
A Hilo kick is registered by the Her
aid because the San Francisco postal
officials put the Hilo mail on board the
Enterprise. which had the tug Counsel
left the same day for Honolulu. 1t
made Hilo's mail many days late.
Hilo has had a week of high ma
sorry. F. c. Paetow, w. P. McDou-
gall. G. P TuIloch and Henry Beckley
of Kohala. D. Forbes of Kukuihaele
and c. E. Wright of Hilo were raised
to the thirtieth degree. and c. Wealth
erbee of Olaa to the fourteenth. OF
course there was banqueting galore.
A NJ. Burns. in announcing in that |
paper his retirement from the editor |
ship of the Hawaii Herald gives a |
highly appreciative introduction to his /
successor. George F. Henshall late Of |
the Hawaiian Star. Mr.. Burns for |
seven months has brightly edited the
Herald and now becomes editor of the
Hilo Tribune
Frank Johnson, for many years man
ager of the Macfarlane sheep ranch at |
and, since the consolidation
with the Parker ranch, of the combined
ranches, died at Waimea last Monday |
The funeral took place on
Tuesday, Rev. c. w Hill of Hilo Off
ciating. Mr. Johnson leaves two chill
dren. He was widely known and high
" respected
s. K Nainoa, manager of the Royal
Hawaiian Glee Club. on the first ami
of the organization of the club
ast Friday, was presented by the mem
bers with a handsome Hawaiian coat
Of-arms gold watch charm, suitably en-
yraved. in appreciation of his excellent
of the musicians. Those who
presented the gift We're Charles Kumu-
lahi Charles Paaluhi, Joseph Puou,
James CrOWell, William Kahaawinui.
John Paalua. Lima Kahaunaele. Peter
Nalaluhi. George Pho John Paaluhi,
David Kaaumoana, Jim Hicks and