The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-01
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

Complaint Is made of the depositng
# garbage on the Waikiki side of the
old fshmarket
Miss Locke's art class at the Kaiu-
Iani Home will not meet until next
Thursday at , o'clock
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge meets
this evening at 40 O'Clock Important
business and al members are request
ed 70 attend
Afternoon teas are served on the roof
garden of the Alexander Young Hotter
from $50 to $50, which ladies find very
refreshing after shopping.
Commodore T w. Hebron of the Ha-
vail Yacht Club has sold the Gladys,
it now appears. TO buy a better yacht
TO enter next years transpacific race.
Joseph Amber and John Freitas
each of whom had been charged with
larceny in the second degree, had their
cases nOl-prossed yesterday in the
District Court.
Col. sam. Parker yesterday bought
at auction al Morgans salesrooms. a
residence lot of 2.O36 acres in Nuuanu
Valley, opposite the home of H.
Schutze, for $500.
<hIlIDiOSS n. f1ulCiIIllSO1 mas tA press
ed. in letter to a friend. his desire to
withdraw as candidate for Sheriff of
Kalawao county, which comprises the
Molokai Settlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson will de-
part on the steamship Korea for the
Coast. Mrs. Benson will go to Salt
Lake City to visit with her mother for
a few weeks. while Mr.. Benson will go
East.
The Royal Hawaiian Glee Club has
issued invitations 20 a luau given in
celebration of the anniversary of ths
organization a the home of its man.
ager. s. K Nainoa, at Pauoa, on Fri
day evening
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
will be presented in the dramatized
form at the Opera House on the even
ings of November % and "a under the
auspices of Lei Aloha Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star.
Today is All Saints day. holy day |
of obligation. At $50 a. m. there will !
be high mass at the Catholic Church !,
of ST. John the Baptist. Kalihi-waena. |
in charge of Reverend Father Glenn |
emit with sermon and collection, and |
at p. M, rosary.
H C. Robinson, a representative of
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co,
before leaving in the Sierra on I'M
expected call to the mainland, said that
the Marconi company would shortly
establish a series of wireless telegraph
stations from California clear through
10 Australia
1t is said all of Hawaii's railroads
]
alton law passed by the last Congress,
ana that they are in fact doing So
It does not apply to inter-isIand
steamers, and through rates for part
rail routes can not now be made by
he steamer owners.
Bids were opened at the Office of the
of Public Works yes
erday for dredging Kinau slip. E. ].
Lord rendered for $S46650, to dump the
Material at sea, and for $9621 to dump
t on the Ward land, Kakaako. want
ng 40 days either way Hawaiian
Dredging Co, Ltd, rendered for s7400,
o dump at sea, wanting $50 days.
Charley All Foo has a garden. Chong
Tun Kee, his next door neighbor, keeps
II is no wonder, then, that
Charley and Choy came to blows on
tuesday, last, in which the owner OF
he chickens got so much the worst
# it that he had Charley pulled Judge
Whitney found him guilty of assault.
eprimanded him and turned him loose
An Irishman named Cullen on wind
ward Oahu met Link McCandless
he other day, and Link naturally
sked Cullen to vote for him. Cullen,
With Irish brogue, answered that he
vas going to vote for a man named
M -a-cClana-h han" and another fellow
FAMED "Ma-cC-a-arthy." and. yes,
ned vote for McCandless. because he
lad a Mac to his name also. l..
A meeting of the board of governors
f the Honolulu Commercial Club was
leId at the Hawaii Promotion Com
nittee rooms last night. Geo w.
smith. president. F. w. Macfarlane :
=. Wakefield, Jas. F Morgan. E H.
Paris, r. r. Reidford. w. T. Lucas ,
nd F. w Waldron We're present. The
Meeting critically discussed the plans !
the climbs quarters in the McCand-