The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-23

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Interest on the second pay
nent (property and income
taxes) now delinquent, will begin
on December I, at rate of 10 and
II per cent. per annum, respec-
lively.
| Look for the posters for The Toy
Shop" They are new and original
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F. & A NJ,
| evening.
| Poi luncheon at Haalelea Lawn to-
| morrow from II to 2. Admission 10c.,
| lunch soc.
| Jas. F. Morgan has cabled to o. A.
Steven that he will return in the steam
| er Alameda.
]. Carlo claims to be one of three
heirs to a fortune of $1,000, DOC left by
his aunt in Holland.
Hawaiian Tribe No 1, Order of Red
Men, meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock
i'll L. o. O. F. Hall
The Elks' regular meeting this even
ing, at 7:30 o'clock, in their hall, corner
of Miller and Beretania avenue.
AAASiS VII NC a iIipllOliS REHEARSAL
at Haalelea Lawn tomorrow at $50 p.
M, of the Elks' memorial services
music.
]. H. Craig's contract price for con-
struction of the clubhouse Of the Coun-
try Club is $6432. Ninety days is the
time.
Mr.. j. T. Parkinson, representing
business interests of Oregon, will re-
main here for some months. Mr. Par
kinsons wife and daughter accompany
him.
Members of the Honolulu Symphony
Society are requested to attend the
meeting this evening, as the music for
the Elks' memorial services is to be
rehearsed.
The street sprinkler was hard at
work on King street yesterday morning
Notwithstanding that it had rained
heavily the night before and that the
day was showery.
A meeting of the Waialae, Kaimuki
and Palolo Improvement Club will be
held at the Government Nursery at 81
O'Clock this evening, for the purpose of
laying out the program for the ensuing
year.
Chew On suggests gum and to the
initiated gum suggests opium. 1t
seems appropriate, then, that Chew on
should be under arrest for supplying
his countrymen With the materials for
hitting the pipe. He was put under
arrest yesterday afternoon
John F'ragas, who sells Coast files |
on steamer days, was taken to the po- |
lice station yesterday. being charged |
by his parents with disobedience. Bust |
ness had been good with John, for, in /
addition to bundle of the latest pa |
pers, the police hold So of his money.
Captain ]. r. Slattery. L. S. A. en- |
gineer, has been notified from Wash |
ington that duplicate set of his plans !
of the Honolulu harbor range light, |
which he was requested to send there, |
has been sent to the government of
Burmah, India, for it's use. This is a
signal compliment to Captain Slattery's |
talent.
Peter 0. Sanderson, the mate on the |
steamer Helene, was arrested yester-
day on warrant sworn out by Will
liam Manoa. a seaman, who declares
that the mate assaulted him and ill
used him. Sanderson blames the man
for being drunk and insolent and does |
not appear to think that he gave Ma
noa any more than he had coming.
Zenobius Peschkopf, who passed
through in the Sierra on his way to ,
New Zealand, had a letter of introduce |
ton from Mrs. Dewey, wife of Profess
sor Dewey of Columbia University,
New York, to Justice a. S. Hartwell.
Mr.. Peschkopf is an adopted son of
Maxim Gorky, the Russian patriot, and
is himself a talented man. Professor
and Mrs Dewey were visitors to these
islands some time ago.
Ing Sing who has been arrested sew
eral times as an insane person and
W no has been as regularly turned loose.
is in the police cells again. Sing has
a penchant for wandering into some
body's yard after dark and camping
there for the night. He is harmless but
and has been taken more
than once for a burglar in his nightly
prowls. 1t would seem the proper thing
to commit him to the asylum or to
some place where he can be looked
after