The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.


There was no meeting of the Board
, Of Health yesterday.
Geo. {. Sea. Deputy High Sheriff.
left in the Kinau for Hno on official
, business
Canoes Circle No $40, c. o. F. meets
this evening in San Antonio Hall on
Vineyard street.
Peter Davis made an alleged assault
on Nina on Sunday last, for which he
was arrested yesterday.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /, I. O. o.
r, business meeting this evening at
1880 O'Clock All members are request
I'd to attend.
Camp Mckinley baseball team is re-
organized and ready to play any team
in the town. Address Sergeant Gasp,
Camp Mckinley.
Special amusements for the children
at st. Clements fair next Friday after
noon, at the Rectory grounds, Wilder
avenue and Makik street. Children
will be admitted for 1Oc.
Afternoon tea is just the stimulant
one needs when tired after shopping
1t is served on the roof garden of the
from $3.50 to $50.
Returns of school agents throughout
the Territory of awards of prizes for
the most thriving last years Arbor
Day trees will not all be in before the
end of the week. Even those for this
island are not complete.
The members of Saint Andrew 3
Woman's Auxiliary are invited to
Saint Faith, King street, opposite
Saint Elizabeth's Home, Thursday, No
vember 8, at 3 p. m, to hear read some
very interesting letters from mission
aries.
The concert to be held at ST. Glenn
ent's fair on Friday evening will be
quite informal During the pauses be-
tween musical numbers refreshments
will be served and an opportunity
given to purchase articles at the vari-
Gus booths.
U. S. Marshal Hendry has in hand
warrants for the arrest of John Camp
bell and w. Flynn, firemen, deserters
from the British steamer Aotea, and
Ono Saitaro and Yani Konosuke, wait
ers, deserters from the Japanese steam
er Chiusa Maru.
III mas Deen Ceclueu 70 raise the
annual dues of the Farmers Institute
of the Territory of Hawaii to $3.50.
And upon payment of same, members
will receive free the Hawaiian Forester
and Agriculturist, which is the official
organ of the institute in Hawaii.
D. McPhee and j. Schwaez had ac
cess to a source of booze supply denied
the general community on election day.
A.: result they ginned up early in the
afternoon and doubled up in an assault
on Joe Rosen. Rosen swore out a com.
plant against them and the two APP
peared before the district magistrate
yesterday morning. They We're fined
$40 and costs each.
w. T. Simonton, commissioner OF
sale in the suit of Portuguese Mutual |
Benefit Society VS.. M. A. Rego ct al, |
sold two lots at Hauhaukoi !
being Nos. 8 and of the
Sumner-Ellis lots and containing 1920 |
square feet. The purchaser was w. D. |
5peckmann for $500. O. A. Steven of |
Morgan's agency conducted the sale at !
he Judiciary building
The Theosophical Society, Oahu
Lodge, have secured office rooms in the
Alexander Young building, where visit
ors and others interested will always
De welcome. The reading room and Ii
orary open every day from three to
our O'Clock. Every Monday evening
public meetings will be held while on
Thursday evenings lodge work will be !
lone. Room 81, on second floor.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Seamen's Institute will be held this
evening in the social hall on King and
Bethel streets, commencing at 7:45
o'clock. The program will include some
musical numbers and the reading of re-
ports of the work of the institute This
station is a connecting link between
Australia, China, Japan and the Pacific
coast and is fast becoming importan.
D the society, which has now been Or
AIMED for the past fifty years. All
riends are invited to be present.