The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Saturday will be the last day before
penalty for payment of poll taxes
A rehearsal of the college Widow
viii be neld at 3:30 this evening at t1a-
alelea Lawn.
George Ross, manager of Hakalau
plantation, returned yesterday from the
mainland on the Korea.
Tonight at the Y. NJ c. "A the men
from the British cruisers Cambrian and
Flora Will be- entertained.
The burning of trash ct Eva planta-
ION last night started a rumor that
the cane fields We're on IRE
George Ross, former manager of Ha-
kalau plantation, is to go TO Klfauea
plantation shortly to make an inspec-
.Ion of the estate.
Out of respect to the memory of TIE
late Mrs. Wichman there will be no
rehearsal of the Honolulu Symphony
Club tomorrow evening.
Argument on the Higashi habeas cor
pus case was concluded in the SUI
preme Court yesterday and the case
taken under Amusement
Miss Armour of the Well known Ar
fnour family of Chicago and Kansas
City passed through Honolulu yester-
day on the way to the Orient.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night.
Some very fine oranges are on dis
play at the promotion rooms. They
are from an old tree planted by Mrs
McVeigh. The four oranges weigh five
pounds.
In the keeping of the officers of the
Restorer there is very handsome
shawl left aboard by one of the guests
on the evening of the dance held there
recently.
Albert Raas died in the City of Mex
leo, suddenly from Bright's disease, on
March 10. 1t was supposed
the first cabled news, that he died in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Eunice F. Greggs formerly
resident of Honolulu and later of the
Volcano House, returned to the islands
yesterday from Towanda, Pa, on the
steamer Korea
Harry D. Couzens, chief deputy of
the Collector of Inland Revenue since
the service was started here. has re-
III Ell IICiih TIE OIllCe w. DIdhS,
the second deputy, may succeed MI.
Cc"zens.
Edward Eames, the soldier arrested
for passing bogus checks, pleaded
guilty on two charges before District
Magistrate Whitney, who sentenced
him to imprisonment for three months
in each case.
Mrs Graves, wife of the president of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Los Angeles, arrived yesterday on the
Korea and registered at the Young
Hotel. She is accompanied by her son
and daughter.
Mr.. Frazier, known as the Father
of Ocean Park. Cal" has been =
guest at the Young Hotel since the
arrival last week of the Honkgong
Maru. He departed yesterday on the
Korea for the Orient.
Mrs. Robson of San Francisco, accom-
panied by her daughter, MISS Aelene
Robson. will pass through Honolulu in
April, spending a couple of weeks here
before going to the Orient. Miss Rob
son spent some months here last year
and was a social favorite.
Jonah Kumalae and Enoch Johnson,
the former Representative and attor-
Eey respectively, We're released from
Oahu prison yesterday morning, hav-
ing served their sentences of one year,
each less two months on good behavior
record, for defrauding the Territory in
the matter of legislative expenses.
DR.. Emily Mobiles illustrated travel
talk will be given at o'clock tomorrow
evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. Prof
Kaai and his orchestra will play and
Capt. Sam Johnson, assisted by r
Clarke, Geo Clark and u. Lemon, will
perform on the horizontal bar. Admis-
sion so cents; Y. NJ. G. A. members,
25 cents. Benefit of Y. NJ. G.. A.
Mr. Buck of San Francisco. one of
the principal factors in the ownership
of Honolulu plantation, arrived on the
Korea yesterday and registered at the
Young Hotel. During the day he WIS.,
tied Honolulu plantation. A rumo"
that there was to be a change of man
agement at the Honolulu plantation
was denied last evening by Mr.. Buck.