The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Grinding began at Makaweli mill o.
the 3rd inst.
Rev. Dr.. sylvester is to make hi
home with Judge Gear at Kaimuki.
Geo. y. Wilcox and Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Wilcox arrived from Kauai yester
day.
| Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. ?
L Q. Q. F., meets this evening at 49,
o'clock
Judge Highton was resting easily
last night. During the day he had
gained strength.
The Ellis Quintet Club will play at
| the Palm on Friday, Saturday and
| Monday evenings.
The postponed meeting of the Ladies
| Society will be held at the Central
Union church al 10 a. m. today.
Healani Yacht & Boat Club will hold
its postponed meeting tonight at s
/ o'clock at Republican headquarters.
A. G.. NJ. Robertson has written to
friends here from San Francisco. where
he is apparently taking vacation
The Alameda dance will take place
a. the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Fri
day evening. Special dinner and
music 4
Tax Assessor James L. Holt has
shipped supplies TO the other tax divi-
sions of the Territory. The forms are
practically unchanged.
The postponed annual meeting of the
Ladies Society of Central Union
church will be held this morning at 10
o'clock at the church parlor.
j. A Combs has resigned his position
in the office of the Hawaiian Sugar Co.
at Makaweli and will remove to Ho-
nolulu on account of his wife's health.
High Sheriff Henry has appointed a
jury of six to assess damages for land
holders on proposed new road from
the end of Wyllie street TO the Alewa
lands
Kauai county, at last meeting of its
supervisors, had an unexpended bal
ance of $4,000 in the treasury. with
$4,000 still due from the Territory this
year.
Spend Christmas at Haleiwa if you
would have a real good time and a real
good dinner. Manager Bidgood will
have things for the comfort of his
guests.
Deputy Nicely of the tax office is |
handling delinquent tax suits in the
District Court. The list is not much |
longer than that of last year, notwith- !
standing some holdover cases from ,
them.
Governor Garter has received a petit
ton which he is not disposed to grant,
for restoration of civil rights to B.
H Brown of Hio. Brown was con
victed of extortion in his position of
policeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Love will spend |
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Patter
son in Seattle. and expect to return to
early in the year. Mrs. Pat
terson of Seattle was formerly Miss
Stella Love.
A X Ozawa, the labor agent of the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association.
will leave with his family for Japan in
March. He intends taking a college
course either at Stanford or some east
ern university.
Isaac Dillingham;, formerly of Homo
lulu, has been appointed general man.
ager of the Telelectric Music Co. and
his headquarters will be at No. 2S5
Fifth avenue, New York. Music
Trades, New York.
President Pinkham, in his report to
the Governor, will recommend that the
be asked for an appropria-
ion to reimburse the Hilo Shippers
Wharf Committee for money advanc-
I'd for health purposes.
H. NJ. Wells, inspector of schools for
Maui will be brought to Honolulu in
he Claudine today and placed in the
queens Hospital. where DR.. Water
house will treat him for the injuries .
he received in falling over a precipice.
DR.. Moore of the Marine Hospital
service has called attention to the neg
ect of the memory of the late Major I
Walter Reed, L. 5. A, the discoVerer
f the mosquito that conveys yellow
ever. In a recent movement 10 erect r
memorial of him the South, which
enefited UNNECESSARILY by his discov-
ry, contributed only a few hundred
oIlars to the fund. One of the new
hospitals has been named
fter Major Reed.