The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Registration on Hawaii Is said 20 be
below that OF two years ago.
o. A. Steven. Morgan-s man eloquent,
will return from his trip to the Orient
on the 2Srd inst.
H Benter, a straggler two days loose
from the L. s r. c. Manning, was run
in by the police yesterday.
The Selkirk Grace, on the House
keepers page, is from a beautiful, il
Illuminated work of Eiggo Jacobsen.
Miss Helen Wilder arrived in the So
mona after an absence of two years.
She now conducts a ranch in Califor-
MIA
Col. Sam Parker is reported to be
negotiating for land near Haleiwa Ho-
tel whereon to erect a country resi-
dence.
Afternoon teas are served on the rear
lanai of the Moana Hotel from $3.50 to
$50. A most agreeable stimulant after
a dip in the ocean.
The Chinese Aloha Club viii hold
meeting at 1880 this evening at Ahana
block in Kukui street. All members
are requested to attend
r. w. Dohrmann, who is interested in
w. w. OiAllOIIQ ~ L., LII. anu wen
known here from visits in the past, has
been appointed special agent of the Red
Cross Society in San Francisco.
J. R. Mexican, luna on Kilauea
plantation, Kauai, died suddenly last
Thursday. He had shown no sign of
illness previously. Mr.. Mexican was
about 45 years of age and leaves
family.
Honolulu Plantation Co. is going to
change its bleachery into a refinery.
The Honolulu Iron Works Co. has the
contract to install the plant, for which
it's manager, c. Hedemann, ordered
material on the mainland whence he
returned in the Sonoma yesterday.
The time of the mems meeting at the
Y. M c. A has been changed from
4:30 to 4 o'clock. This gives time for
Mr.. Days Bible class at s. The meet
ing today will be addressed by Rev. E.
B. Turner. Men are invited to both
the meeting and the Bible class
1t is reported that Collector Stackable
has obtained from Washington an ex-
tension of his leave of absence for three
months more, to enable him to do fur
ther recruiting of European labor for
settlement in these islands upon plan
tations and lands thereto adjacent.
There is a falling off of 81 in the
number of voters registered in the
First District of Honolulu, the figures
being 1853 for 1906 and 1914 for 1904.
These are classified as follows: Hawai-
ians, 1893; Portuguese, 1SS, and Amer
leans and naturalized citizens, 272.
Lantern slides showing the portraits
ha Nan fia md OF q
schedule of Democratic meetings and |
freaks entertained the pub
lie at Hotel and Union streets last
and surroundings were particularly |
fine.
Christian church, corner Alakea and |
King streets. Preaching at IL a. m. and |
1880 p. m. by the pastor. In the evening
the query respecting the problem of
the Trinity will be answered. Junior
C. E.. 9 a. M; Senior c. e. $50 p. M;
Bible school, s:45 a. m. You are cor
daily invited to any and all services.
G. d. Edwards, pastor.
Rev John w. Wadman breaches at
both services in the Methodist church
today. At IL a. m. he speaks on Three
Types and at 1880 p m. on
lie Mali w hO L oQllo lAc " III |
Cold New Songs of the Gospel
Will be used in the evening service
for the first time. Come and let us
sing unto the Lord new song
Commissioner Pratt Will soon open
more public land on Makiki heights,
behind the parcels sold last Thursday.
as residence sites. Under a law of last
session half the proceeds of land sales
he nSP6 n roads the
'ealization from the sale just mentioned
viii enable Mr.. Pratt, by virtue of the
aw, to make the higher Makiki lands
acce ssible.
There We're a number of cases called
n the police court yesterday morning,
out only one was concluded, J. Will
Jams being fined $40 for drunkenness.
Antoine Silva, who is up on two
,harges, embezzlement and malicious
injury, was given until Thursday 10
jrepare his defense, DR.. Leong Hoy |
vas remanded until Tuesday, and Z
[waki, who is to answer charge of ]
,ross cheat, was remanded until the
ame day.
From now on until the return Of I
Rev Mr.. sylvester, November /, the
services at Central Union church viii
,e under the care of Rev. Doremus ]
'cudder. At the morning service to-
lay III a. mo- the text OF the sermon c
will he I'VE Are Able" In the evening :
Dr. Scudder will preach on THE Pris-
ner in the Lord" Besides the usual
hoir music, Mrs. Otis and Mrs Hoff-
nan will sing The Invisible Land" at
corning worship. Mr.. Rowland and
he choir will sing Himmels incline
nine Ear at the 7:30 service.
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