The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Democrats are trying 10 drum III
some good men for the Legislature.
The Board of Registration had lighi
run OF voters for it's first days SEES
sions
and P, meets this evening at O'Clock
in Harmony Hall.
The library will close for the circu-
lation Of books at noon on Monday
/ September 3. Labor Day.
S. Ka1eiopu has come out for the
Republican nomination for Representa-
tive of the Fifth District
A ham famine is impending. The
town is nearly out of hams owing 10
the non-arrival OF expected supplies.
7 Ernest Crop, German, and Charles
| Vincent Eyre Dove, a native of Lon
! don. were naturalized by Judge Dole
yesterday.
Frank L. Hatch. clerk. and Augustus
E. Murphy, deputy clerk of the u s.
District Court, We're sworn into office
| by Judge Dole yesterday.
| u. S.vJudge Dole yesterday author
ICED the different officers connected
with his court to close their respective
Offices tomorrow, Labor Day
| The Republican county convention of
Hawaii viii be held at Hilo instead of
Kailua OIL account of unfavorabl BILE
steamer schedules for the Kona town.
| The box plan for ST. Louis College
concert, September 8. will be opened at
the Territorial Messenger Office, corner
of Union and Hotel streets. tomorrow
, at 8 o'clock
Secretary Adams of the Hawaiian
Pineapple Co. complains that some ir-
Irresponsible person is representing that
laborers are wanted at the company's
cannery at Wahiawa.
A little six-year-old boy strayed
away from his home at the corner of
River and Vineyard streets last night,
and had not been found up to 10 o'clock.
: The police were notified to keep a
; lookout for him.
Commissioner c.. A Davis partly
heard and continued until Monday the
hearing of the charge against E. Knust
OF using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses, namely, to negotiate sales of a
bogus whisky recipe.
H. Godfrey, newsboy, was commit
ted to the Reform School yesterday by
Judge Whitney. He is one of the boys
caught at the Inter-Island wharf on
Friday night, where he was INDUCING
in some vivid profanity.
Today is Queen Liliuokalanis birth
day, she being 6S years of age. Owing
to its being the eve of her natal day
the Queen deferred the dedication of
Aliiolani school from yesterday until
Saturday next, the Sth inst.
A cablegram to the Promotion Com
mittee yesterday announced the de-
parture of the Southern California Edi-
torial Association excursion for Homo
lulu. There are 40 in the party. There
will be a. meeting of the reception COM
mittee at p. m. Monday.
The Rev. A. M. Sherman of Han
kow will preach at ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral tomorrow at II a. M. In the even
ing the Rev. E. T. Simpson who ar
rived on the Ventura will be the
preacher. Mr.. Simpson takes up his
work with the Hawaiian congregation
at $3.50 this morning.
Some uneasiness was felt at the
Naval Station yesterday at the con-
tinued absence of the marines who
had set out the day before for the
Sheridan wreck, no word having been
received from them until late in the
evening. The marines had been taken
aboard the transport.
A cablegram. was received yesterday
the death in Boston of
William Parker Jones, a brother of P.
c.. Jones of Honolulu. From two visits
to the islands, in the eighties and nine
ties respectively, the late Mr.. Jones had
many friends here. He was a man of
exceptionally genial manners. In BUSH
ness he was a wholesale paper mer-
chant
At Central Union church, Rev. J. |
Walter Sylvester will preach at IL a. |
ni At 1880 p. m. Rev c. w Huett |
will occupy the pulpit with the pastor, |
and speak on 1.-THE Effect Upon Chris /
tan Civilization of the Japan-Russia
War" Mr.. Huett and DR.. Sylvester
were in college together and have met !
in Honolulu after a separation of over
twelve years.
A meeting of the Board of Archives ]
was held yesterday by DR.. w. d. Alex
ander. chairman, and A. L. G. Akin
son, Secretary of Hawaii. A. F. Judd,
the third member, is absent from the
Territory. Secretary r. d. Lydecker
read a report detailing what has been
done up to date, which was followed
by a general discussion OF plans IoF
future work.
The following officers We're elected I.
last night by the Kat On Wi society
at their regular meeting in the society's
hall on Beretania: Chew zee. presi-
lent; Chock Shing, president;
GOO Fook Sum, Chinese secretary;
Ching Kim Fook, English secretary;
Y. All Mn treasurer; Law Yen, as
sistant treasurer: Chang zee, auditor,
md Leau Den. assistant auditor.
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Low, Miss c, Low, Miss Carol Low, .
Master F. Low, Master Jack Low, Miss ,
VI. Letoler, L. Ledan, H. T. Broderick,
Henry Broderick. Cecil Richard, Miss
\. Hall, Miss Edith Hall, Miss Emma
Hall, Miss L. Koki, Miss D. Bell, Mas
er Albert Apo. Paris Lycurgus