The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Delegate Kalanianaole left yesterday
on the Kinau for Hilo.
Mrs James D. Dougherty left for
| iio yesterday for a brief visit
Initiation of candidates this evening
at the Eagles in K. of P. Hall.
Civil Engineer James T. Taylor left
yesterday for MaaIaea Bay. Maui.
3, The Promotion Committee meets
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
A meeting of the Board of Supervis-
ors will be held Thursday evening.
| Captain Durham of the All. S. S.
Co. left for the Coast in the Sonoma.
Postofice Inspector Hare returned
yesterday from a business trip 10 Ha-
| vail
Five dollars We're received yesterday
from Mr.. F. A. Schaefer for the Manase
fund.
Mrs. Pfotenhauer and son arrived
from Hawaii yesterday on the Mauna
Loa.
Republican ratification meeting
will be held at Aala Park Saturday
evening.
ST. Clements church vestry will meet
Thursday evening at the parish house
at o'clock.
The Leader, w. F. Sabins new week
ly paper, will make its appearance on
Saturday next.
Pauline was arrested in Kakaako
yesterday on a warrant charging as
sault and battery.
DR.. Walter Hoffman, and DR. Leh-
mann returned from their volcano trip
yesterday on the Mauna Loa.
Thirty days was the sentence handed
TO An Bon Soon. convicted of vagrancy
before Judge Whitney yesterday.
The Oahu Board of Registration was
at Eva Mill yesterday morning,
Eva at noon and Waianae last even
ing
The Public Works Department is now
delivering water from the upper Pauoa
Valley to Manoa Heights and College
Hills.
Seventh Precinct, Fourth District. |
Republican Club will hold a very i'm
portant meeting tomorrow evening in
San Antonio Hall.
Pastor j. w. Wadman of the Meth |
odist church. accompanied by Mrs |
Wadman and daughter Margaret, will !
arrive from the Coast on the Siberia |
tomorrow
Chalmers Graham, representing the |
Valyoline Oil Co.. and wife will depart |
for the Orient by the S. S. Siberia. |
Both are kamaainas of Hawaii and |
have hosts of friends.
At the request of Attorney McClan-
ahan, for the defense in the ejectment
case of All In VS.. Opele, Judge Robin
son yesterday directed the jury to re-
turn a verdict for the defendant
Miss Florence Crozier returned on the
Sonoma from New Zealand ON Monday Il
after a delightful visit of about two
months. Miss Crozier visited with 1
friends in Auckland and other cities.
Miss Marie Douglas has been trans
ferred from the teaching staff of thet
Central Grammar School to the Normal
School. Mrs. J. Bergstrom will be
October 1 from the Normal
to the Grammar School. Miss futile
will be a substitute at the Royal /,
School
David Hall, a sailor belonging to the
oarkentine Irmgard, was dismissed
from the charge of attacking /
A. Garner with a knife. The affair
arose over the rivalry of the two men
or the affections of a Kakaako belle,
put there was no evidence that either
nan had used a knife in their fracas:>
Maiolaloa and Kealiikauakaole plead
ID guilty yesterday to the theft of a
saddle from the stable of S. NJ. Damon.
rhe circumstances of the case seemed
o show that Maiolaloa had been led =
nto the matter and his sentence was
for thirteen months. Kea-
iikauakaole was given year in jail
\ further case against the pair of lar Z
eny in the first degree was dropped.
General Counsel T. E. Gibbon of the
IAN Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake,
ey who is visiting Honolulu, states 4
hat his company has not made any
efinite plans toward establish1ngi
feamship connections between san
'edro and Honolulu. He is of the
pinion that when the San Pedro break
7ater is finished Los Angeles business
zen will take up the matter of
teamship connection with Honolulu. I
lie foresees great opportunities ahead
lr the Hawaiian Islands.