The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

III. anu continue unt1l Tn1Qn1Snt
with interrnissions for meals.
/ L. A. Andrews returns to Hawaii to-
day
! Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
! in 1. o. o. F. Hall.
/ An important notice to consumers of
paper.
Mr. Conant, receiver for the Parker
ranch has been appointed manager
thereof
A. n. Campbell, secretary of the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, goes to
the Coast today
| H. Wears, a Hilo business man, will
| return to the Hawaii metropolis on
| the I<inau this morning.
Charley Moore is nursing wounded
eye and cheek occasioned by contact
with somebody's fists, it is said.
Captain Drake has distributed nearly
| $1,000 prize money to the gun crews of
the battleship Wisconsin since arrival
here.
3. L. Marx has been made commits
sioner of deeds for New York in He
| nolulu by Governor Higgins Of that
State.
Miss Josephine Locke gave an inter
esting travel lecture last evening at the
Normal School. There was a large at
tendance.
Mr.. Jennings, bookkeeper for the Ho-
| nolulu Gas Co., has rendered his resig-
nation and will leave for the Coast
November 4.
The Women's Guild of st. Clement
will hold Il special meeting on Tues
day Uoday). October 8, at p. m. I'm
portant business
Court Canoes No. S110. A. o. F.. holdA
an important meeting in san Antonio
Hall this evening. All members are
requested to attend.
William McQuaid returned from New
Orleans on the China and leaves for
Kona today. He will be chemist for the
Kona Development Co.
Mrs. Gums dancing class for chill
dren will open on Thursday afternoon,
October is, at o'clock, in odd Fell
lows Hall, over the Bergstrom music
hail.
Servants quarters at one of the resi-
dences of Kekaulike-pa, between Bere-
tania avenue and Young street, near
Piikoi, were robbed a few evenings
since.
Edwin White Sutton, formerly of the
Michigan Supreme Court bar, has OPEN
ed an office for the general practice OF
the law at rooms 1910 Alexander
Young Building.
The Country Club golf links will not
be ready for about two months. Mean
time tennis courts will be laid out and
the construction of the clubhouse will
| be we'll under way.
Captain Drake, commanding the U.
! S. battleship Wisconsin, by direction of
| the Navy Department made an elab-
crate report to the Government in
Washington on the conditions in China.
| Nine Irish setter puppies attracted
great deal of attention yesterday in the
window of E. o. Hall & Son. They will
| be on exhibition again today. The
puppies belong To ]. w. Harvey and are
| from pedigree stock.
| Robinson who played General Lis
| ter in the Cuban war drama of the
IT, S. S Wisconsin company on Friday
night celebrated all too well his stage
success. and further breaking the navy
rules by going on board in civilian
| clothes, was put in the battleship's
| brig
| Thursday is the day of the sale for
some months heralded. of five lots Of
| choice government land on Maki}li
| slopes overlooking the city of Homo
lulu. They range in size from 1856
square feet to 134,570 square feet. The
upset prices run from $4,000 to $3.50 and
the terms are cash in L. S. gold coin.
c. Johnson, a colored gentleman,
stroiIed out of the Aaia saloon yester-
| cay afternoon with three bottles of gin
| under his coat. The japanese propri-
etor noted his bullying garment and
made a hasty inventory of his stock.
AS a result he pursued Johnson and re-
captured the gin, afterwards having
the man arrested
| Lahaina Bismark tables, Ltd, whose
papers are filed, has a capital stock of
| $4,000 divided into SO shares. It's Off
GERS are u. K. Hayselden president, w.
| T Robinson vice president, Walter En-
gle secretary, c. D. Lufkin treasurer,
| A WAL auditor, and A. \. Hayselden
and w. Henning additional directors.
The principal shareholders are the
| Hayseldens, Robinson and c. B.
Cockett