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

Col. Z. s. spaIding arrived from
Kauai yesterday.
United States Deputy Marshal Win
ter returned from Hawaii yesterday.
| Charles K. Motley, who also ran for
Delegate 10 Congress, returned from
Hawaii yesterday
Father Clement will hold services at
Kalihiwaena at $3.50 a. m. and p. m.
and at Kalihfuka at II a.. m. today.
! Rev J. A Roth took thirty boys Of
the Palama Settlement to Pearl city
peninsula for an outing yesterday.
From Monday to Thursday, inclusive.
| the tax office viii be open from a. m.
| To $50 p. IN. for the receipt of taxes.
Aino Yoshida, awaiting trial in the
| Federal Court for conspiracy, was re
: leased yesterday under bond of $1,000.
! The Democratic rally in celebration
! of victories in the late election Will be
| held at Aala Park tomorrow evening.
I Pastor Felmly will hold preaching
services at the German Lutheran
Church at II a. Sunday school at
$40
The public meeting on the Lanai ex-
change question will be held at the
executive rooms at $3.50 tomorrow aft
ernoon.
James L. Holt, president Of the ST.
Louis College Alumni Association, de-
MES that the association has taken any
part in politics.
A trust company made an incorrect
addition and thereupon sent a check to
the tax office for S950.30 less than was
required 70 pay its income tax.
All members of the Hui Kaahumanu
their late sister, Mrs. Esther Kanae, |
at her late residence. Palama, King !
street, today at 4 D. m.
Besides the relatives mentioned in the
obituary of Mrs. c. c. Kennedy yes
terday, the deceased was sister of
Mrs. j. c. Axtell, of Honolulu, and
Mrs. Ketcham. of New York.
The golf links at Haleiwa are but one 4
of the attractions at Haleiwa. The n
others will be found when the guest
settles down for snooze Or opens up a
desire for plunge or a game of tennis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elston returns
ed to Honolulu on the Alameda on
Friday Both We're benefited in health
by the change to the mainland Mrs. 1
Hart also returned with her daughter 1
Miss Grace Hortense Tower, who re-
NAMED over from the Southern Cali
fornia editorial excursion and has been Il
ioing local newspaper work, leaves in
he Alameda to return to Los Angeles. | :
A meeting of the Hui Kaahumanu :
s called for Monday, Nov. u, at 10 :
|. m., for the purpose of devising
means for the relief of the Hawaiian | 4
'and. All members are urgently re-
Iuested to be present. Id
No property on which to levy for
an execution on a judgment
or S1S26.2S, in the suit of H. Hackfeld
: Co., Ltd, VS.. j. D. Lewis, was found 4
l Hilo by High Sheriff VIM. Henry He
as levied on property of the defendant Z
t Waikiki.
1t is a matter to regret that the
lilo Tribune should pass out of the s
ands of so gentlemanly a management 3
s that of d. w. and J. w Marsh
Jnder them the Tribune was the best 4
lilo paper It's tone was always high 3
nd its character above reproach 3
Joe Everett, who has acknowledged q
nat he climbed in over the transom of 81
lie Fashion saloon and helped himself u
} the contents of the cash register &
nd as much of the wet goods as he r.
'uid conveniently handle, was yester- s.
1y committed for trial at the Circuit e
ourt.
Louis Hickey, who sailed to the W
cast and back on the Alameda as a
oWaWay, and who was welcomed on
S return by a big cop, was yesterday
mt to the Industrial School, sthere to
main until he has reached years of
Master Hickey made his "a
ip under an alias.
Rev. w. A. Poole, of Berkeley, Cal,
III preach both morning and evening ia
the Methodist Church. Subject for M
orning: THE Illumination of a Su-
eme Principle Evening: 1.-The
agnetic Christ" Mrs. Poole will pIay 8
e Or two selections on the violin. M
RS. S. G. Damon will lead the Ep- I'd
'rth League. Subject, forgiveness M
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BORI.. III