The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Work on the Nuuanu dam will be
resumed next week.
H. n. Amy is now shipping com
missioner at this port.
Regular meeting of William Mckin-
ley lodge this evening at T;30 o'clock,
Harmony hall.
Miss McAndrews is convalescing at
the Queens Hospital after an opera
| ton for appendicitis.
A. Vizzavona, former French consul
here, has been appointed temporary
consul at Bologna, Italy.
| Chinese fair today at Iolani College
grounds, Beretania avenue, opposite
Central Union church. noon to 10 p. m.
mo politics during working hours
| keep out" is the inscription on a large
| placard hung up over the Tax Office
| Tickets.
| The meeting OF mobiles of Aloha Tenn
pie, A. A. o. n. NJ. s.. has been changed
to 1 o'clock p. m. Mobiles will please
| take notice.
| VIM. T. Rawlins announces himself
as a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Representative from the
Fourth District.
All members of the Honolulu Sym
phony Society are kindly requested to
attend the rehearsal at the club house
( tonight at o'clock.
Governor Carter telephoned to Quar-
| termaster Captain Humphrey tender
| ing assistance if needed in connection
with the stranding of the Sheridan.
Beautiful Chinese and Japanese cos
1 g nj "a
afternoon and evening at Iolani College
grounds, opposite Central Union church.
Messrs. Palmer and Petrie. mention
ed in Mr.. Tayler's report, and Con-
| ductor H. NJ. Dow have the thanks of
| the Advertiser for their courtesy in
prompt delivery of the reporters 100
| and 5 D. m. dispatches.
| Yin Vow Lung, a native Chinese
missionary, visited one of the tongs
| last night and was set upon and mall
| treated. His head was bound up when
he came to this office late last night
and he wanted somebody arrested.
| w. X Andrews, head overseer of the
| Honomu Sugar Company, of the Ha-
waiian Islands, who is visiting his
| brother, Frank Andrews, is planning a
| hunting trip to commence as soon as
| the open season begins.-Tacoma
Ledger.
@. H. Berrey received a cablegram
yesterday saying that his wife had
been Ataken off a train at ColfaX, Cal,
on account of serious Illness. She had
started for the East for the benefit Of
| her health. intending to visit a sister
| in Nebraska, but had suddenly become
| worse.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. Marquardt, the
musicians well known in Honolulu
from their former performances here
| and now en- world tour. were enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A Love while their steamer. the Hong
| kong Maru, was in port route to
the Orient.
| Caretaker r. J. Greene yesterday
placed the furniture in the Capitol
basement for the sessions of the Beard
of Registration to open at 9 a. M. to-
day The position is directly in front
of the main stairway leading from the
corridor on the ground floor. 1t is fur
nished with electric lights.
The battle of the Chinese tongs over
the fund raised for the boycott of
American goods in China is warming
UP again. An order made by resClu-
ton of a meeting OF the anti-boycotters
on Wednesday evening is being treated
with disdain by the officers of the boy
colt committee. The ants want the
money for local charities, while the
custodians of the fund wish to send il
| to China.