The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Chamber of Commerce will hold
d meeting on October 10 at p m.
Albert Judd may return from the
Philippines and China next month.
Bishop Llbert of the Catholic Mission
departed for Lahaina yesterday on the
Kinau.
John Cassidy. TIE electrician. went
to Hawaii yesterday on some electric
al business.
| NJ and Mrs. c. K. Motley and Miss
Motley left on the Kinau yesterday
/ Tor Kawaihae.
| Banker S. NJ. Damon left for Hilo
| yesterday in the Kinau. He viii visit
| Olaa plantation.
| Mrs George r. Carter will receive
this afternoon from half after three
until six o'clock.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, U.
s. W. V. meets this evening in room
| in Waverley hall
shortly leave Honolulu He intends to
locate in Reno, Nevada.
Register or lose your vote. All
prior registrations are null and
void
w f. Shaw of the Nahiku Rubber
route TO Cuba to investigate rubber
trees there.
E. B. McClanahan, Democratic nom
inee for delegate to Congress. depart
ed for Kauai yesterday to commence
his campaign.
Anthony Richley of HiIo. and Lum
bankrupts in Judge Dole's court yes
terday forenoon.
A business meeting of the Ladies'
Society of Central Union church will
be held on Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock in the church parlor.
The Kawaiahao Boys Clubhouse
viii be dedicated on Thursday evening
in the Kawaiahao church yard. Gov.
Carter will make a brief address.
Antoine Silva, alias the Punchbowl
Demon, who is charged with blowing
in s24 the property of another, was re-
nlanded yesterday until October 9.
The case against Captain o. w OILS
son. charged with carrying a deadly
weapon, was up yesterday in the po-
lice court, being continued for another
week
Commencing Thursday, October f.
the late train for Eva Mill and way
stations will leave Honolulu at II
clock p m. instead of Ills as here
tofore.
A meeting of the Republican sub
committee of the Fourth District will
be held at headquarters this evening
to arrange for spellbinders for the
campaign.
Senator Palmer Woods. National
Committeeman of the Democratic
party for Hawaii, returned to Hawaii
yesterday on the Kinau to commence
an active campaign for his party.
Jas. Nalaelua was arrested yester-
day as the receiver of stolen goods, |
having been found in possession of a |
number of plants presumably stolen
from a garden in Nuuanu valley. A |
boy, John Kaaihue, is also in the tolls |
as the alleged thief, having been in
cited to the stealing of the plants. it |
is stated, by the older man.
A. Hooking, manager and president |
Of the Honolulu Brewing IL Mating |
Company leaves October 10 for Shang-
hal TO look over the ground with a |
view to establishing brewery there. |
Louis SchweitZer, former secretary of |
the local brewery, visited the Orient |
last year with this same plan in view. |
Shanghai seems to be favored for the |
establishment of the proposed plant.
The attention of the authorities is
called to a pool of stagnant water near
the Eva end of the Queen street |,
bridge, where some draining or filing
Is necessary. Should the exact Ioca-i
ton of the offending pool be not known
1t will only be necessary for the Board
Of Health inspectors to go to the bridge
and then follow up the smell to the
source.
Nakashima, the proprietor of the Aala
saloon, was arrested yesterday by De-
-ective Lake. of the County Attorneys
department. on a charge of violating i
the ordinances in respect to the sale
Of liquor to interdicted persons. The
County Attorney is inaugurating a
against the liquor dealers
who have lately looked upon this sec
ton of the ordinances as a dead let
ter.