The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVlTIES.
The Promotion Committee meets at
$3.50 >. Il. today
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No 2,
meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Accommodation in Kamehameha
Schools are filed with pupils this
| term.
] Mrs. r. NJ. Overend has returned
! from Kona where she has been spend
| ing the summer.
/ superintendent Rabbit expects to
| have meeting of the Board of Edu-
| cation tomorrow.
The Ladies Society of Central Union
church plan to give notion and doll
| sale Saturday November oath
| School children of Honolulu are
| focking home from the other islands
for the opening of the new term next
Monday.
Mr.. Chinn, one of the jury that yes
| terday found a Chinese guilty of sell
| ing opium without a license, is a full
blooded Chinese.
Palenapa, caught in the apt of
| burglarizing Chinese store in Kalihi
to eleven months in JAIL
Escheat proceedings Will probably be
brought by the Territory of Hawaii
to obtain the estate of the late Peter
Lewis at Hilo, valued at $500.
j. Lor Wallach, the Indian Cure doc
tor, was fined $500 yesterday for hav-
ing practised medicine without the
necessary license. The case has been
appealed
Governor Carter yesterday, at the
public meeting called by the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry, made proc
lamation OF the Waianae forest reserve
on this island.
l.. K Kentwell, who left with his
family in the Siberia, said he was go
ing to Washington with hopes of being
liable to do something to mitigate the
rigors of the exclusion law"
John NJ. Dash and Miss TIRE Dick
son We're married at Central Union
church yesterday morning by Rev. E.
B. Turner, and left yesterday afternoon
in the barkentine S. G. Wilder for San
Francisco.
1t is reported that the directors of
Oahu Sugar Co. are considering the
declaring of an extra dividend of three
per cent. in December, should the
existing price of sugar be maintained
and no unfavorable circumstances
arise
This morning at 10 a. m. the dog
show opens at the skating rink Every
preparation has been made for the
comfort of the dogs and for the con-
venienee Of the spectator. 1t is ex-
pected that society will appear en-
masse.
A special meeting of the japanese
Merchants Association will be held
this afternoon to accord a welcome
home to Consul General Saito. In the
evening he will be the guest of honor
at a banquet at the Japanese club on
Vineyard street.
The Burrell Construction Co. has re-
ceived the contract for building the
Kalihi-waena schoolhouse at $22, 400.
This will not cover the finishing and
furnishing Of four of the rooms, there
fore so much of the work will have
to await a new appropriation.
Registration of voters was constant
during the sessions of the Board of
Registration in the Capitol basement
yesterday. The line was particularly
heavy at the four o'clock sitting. native
laboring men crowding about the desks
and back to and upon the stairs.
DIR. Nicholas Russell sailed for the
Orient in the Hongkong Maru to re-
sumo his propaganda of free institu-
lions for Russia among his country
men in Manchuria. Mrs. Russell re-
mains in Hawaii for the present but
the doctor may decide to close up all
his affairs here and leave the islands
for good.
Assistant Superintendent Rowland
and Engineer Smith of the Public
Works Department have worked up
details to be carried out in the con-
struction of Nuuanu dam on the basis
of Kelloggs report. Contractor White
house is expected to resume operations,
under the new specifications the COM
ing week.
Many japanese are said to under
stand the coming visit of naval
training ship of their country to be
in response to the recent demand of
the Japanese Daily Chronicle of Ho-
nolulu that Japan send a warship here
to teach the American authorities and
citizens good manners toward japanese
in Hawaii.