The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

;. Canoes Circle No 240. c. O. F.. res
ular meeting this evening at 7:30 in Sa
| Antonio Hall
Numerous inquiries are being receiv
ed by the authorities from prosperity
immigrants from the Azores.
The subscribers to the Commerce.
Club will meet Friday evening at ia
at the Promotion Co.'S rooms, to hea
reports.
Captain Pose. one of the Unio
Steamship Company's employees, was
| through passenger with his wife on tn
| Miowera.
A. d. Baldwin, who was struck wit
sun blindness on HaleakaIa. left in tn
Alameda to consult an eye specials
on the Coast.
Mrs. w. S. Edings is seriously i'll a
the home of her sister, in San Fran
cisco, where she has been visiting fo
| the past month.
William Woon, formerly manager O.
HOLSTER & Co, left in the Miowera
for visit to his old home at Oshawa
Ontario, Canada
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. !
meets this evening in odd Fellows
Hall. Visiting Rebekahs are cordially
invited TO attend
F. S. Dodge, of the Bishop Estate and
member of the Board of Education
was one of the departing passengers
by the Alameda yesterday.
J. S. Kalakiela announces himself
as candidate for the nomination OF
Deputy Sheriff, subject to the action OF
the Republican Convention.
Captain Slattery, Engineer Corps. U
S. A, and Admiral Very, U. S. N, will
definitely decide upon the location OF
the Makapuu lighthouse on Friday.
Fourteen Chinese gamblers appeared
before Judge Whitney yesterday.
Twelve pleaded guilty and were fined
and two had their sentences suspended.
T. McKenna. the famous cable opera
tor at 1.-The Hut who sent Honolulu
its news of the San Francisco earth
quake, is "a passenger on the Logan
en- route to Guam.
District Attorney Breckons has taken
UP the investigation of improper treat
ment of Japanese at the Immigrant
Station by subordinates which have
been preferred by local Japanese pa
pers.
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton cordially invites you to meet in
their hall the new secretary and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Super, Thurs
day evening, August 80, 1906. From
eight until ten.
Supervisors Dwight and Moore have
spent a day at Eva investigating the
charges against Supervisor Archer re-
gardIng the roads in his district. They
will report at next meeting of the
Board OF Supervisors.
Certificates are being issued from the
executive department to clerks Of
courts, setting forth that the courts in
which they are employed are courts of
record. This is one of the new natural
ization law requirements.
First Precinct, 4th District, Repub-
lican Club will meet at the residence
of 7. p. Cummins, King street, Pa
waa, tomorrow evening, for the pur-
pose of nominating delegates to Terri
torial and district conventions.
A woman in Jail under sentence for
bigamy by the Federal court had some
candy sent to her. She gave a piece to
her infant born in jail, and the babe
forthwith had bad attack of con-
vulsions. Now the candy is to be
to see if it contains poison.
The Archives building has been ex-
amined by Superintendent. Holloway
and found in fine condition and the
lights have been tested. AS soon as
the building is accepted, which may
have been done yesterday, the Terri
torial state documents will be moved
in.
inc II ~
for threatening his wife has been con-
tinued until Friday. although it is !
doubtful if it will be called, second |
thoughts having induced Mrs. Mossman
10 withdraw her charge. Attorneys
Gear and Chillingworth appear for the |
defendant
Time is getting short for parties to
make their bench show entries for their /
logs. Mr. Litt1ejohn. the secretary of
The Hawaiian Kennel Club, has thus
Tar received many entries, and as the
lime will close upon the % inst. parties
1esiring to exhibit their canine friends
should Immediately apply for blanks.
Purser Blossom of the Manchuria
.ame to town yesterday afternoon on
he steamer Cunmins and will be on
luty in the writing room of the Young
the Manchuria passengers for
he Hongkong Maru and Korea and
ssuing proper lay-over tickets to all.
A delightful ball was given last even |
ng at the Alexander Young Hotel in
onor of the passengers of the steam,
hip Manchuria. 1t was a fine evening
nd the passengers enjoyed the novelty
f the music and dancing on the most
legant floor in the city. The Hawai- ,
an music especially attracted them.
Henry r. Macfarlane has left in the I
Governors office for safe keeping, the
,st oil portrait of Kamehameha
yer painted. 1t is a half length pic
ure. but the name of the artist is not :
nown. The portrait will be kept in
ne executive chambers until the !
legislature meets, and if that body :
oes not buy it for the Territory it will
e returned to MIR. Macfarlane.
Honolulu has been hit by the Cana Z
ian wheat belt fever H. E. Cares,
,rmerly in the meat business here, left
| the Niowera on his way to Edmon-
m, a rapidly growing city in the prov 3
zee of Alberta. He will investigate