The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES,.

i>SN. l. w 1nWlng mas returned
from kahuIui
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Greig of Fan
! nlns Island arrived in the Miowera.
/ Polynesia Encampnent meets this
! evening At 80 in odd Fellows Hall.
Fathers Francis and Justin arrived
from windward ports in the Claudine.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
meeting this evening with work in the
third degree.
F. Klamp and ". Pfotenhauer of H.
| Hackfeld q Co. returned from kipa-
! hula yesterday
l. 7. Nickolds, connected with The
British Pacific cable, is visiting Ho-
noiGlu from Brisbane.
Three candidates are to be initiated
this evening at the Honolulu EIks.
The meeting begins at 7:30 sharp.
Sheriff A. NJ. Brown is quoted as
saying he finds no legal obligation to
file statement of his expenses as q
candidate for election.
F. M Harper a linotype operator,
until yesterday in the employ of the
Advertiser, was a passenger to Van
couver by the S. S. Miowera.
The Philosophical Society in Amer
lea public meetings every Friday at
$50 p. m. in rooms IS Progress block.
Fort street. Textbook, the Ocean of
Theosophy."
The last Monday meeting for men.
in the McInerny building on Fort
street. will be held at 1890 p. m. today,
the subject being, rs Religion Attrac-
tive To Young Men?"
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Holt have ap-
peaIed from Judge De Bolts decree
canceling a deed to them by Ms.
Hollis mother and ordering a recon-
veyance of the property.
The Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club
will hold their regular monthly social
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in its rooms
in the Oregon block. The entrance to
the rooms is on Union street.
Captain Slattery's successor as Unit
ed States military and public works
engineer at Honolulu will be Captain
Orwell, at present stationed at Port
land, Me. Meantime the Chamber Of
Commerce is urging Captain Slattery's
retention here.
A tea and social chat will be held
by the Kilchana Art League at its
3:3c Monday afternoon. The Leagues
annual meeting will be held at 4:30.
Bishop Restarick returned from La
bai1ia yesterday.
An attraction at the Rapid Transit
Garments shirtwaist dance at Progress
hal! tomorrow evening will be music
hy Piper Fraser on the Scottish bag
pipes. This annual event of the car
iyro1S. on
the present day calendar.
Information is wanted regarding the 3
,vherea bouts of DIR. NJ. Makalua. who |
is supposed To be residing in England. |
His mother died a few days ago ana |
parties interested are very anxious to |
obtain his address. Information to be |
sent to s. K NainOa of this city.
Theo Richards says the Hawaiian ,
Board, at a meeting on November 2
Jour days before the election-decided
10 ask Rev. S. L. Desha to accept the
position of travelling evangelist in place
IF Rev. E. S. Timoteo, who in that
event would be assigned to the pastor
ate of Haili church, Hilo.
Mise Gertrude Baker is coming here
to succeed Miss Helen L. Hillebrand,
resigned as librarian of the Honolulu
and Reading Room Assoc !
ten. Miss Hillebrand has done excel
lett work in the position but desires
to return to the mainland. Miss Baker
the Carnegie library of East
Liverpool, Ohio.
Bids opened at the Public Works De-
partment yesterday for construction of
the Nuuanu street sewer extension and
the Kalihi system were as follows: E.
]. Lord, $500 in 125 days: A. A. Will
son. 500, $50, in $50 days; Burrell Con-
struction Co, $4,000, i'll $50 days; Con-
crete Construction Co, $29,960, in $50
days.
Miss Alice Bowling and Mr.. f. w.
Barron are to be rendered reception
this evening at c. B. L. Hall by the
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A.
.. H, assisted by the members of Di-
vision One. All the members and their
friends are cordially invited to be pres
ant and extend their good wishes to
the guests of the evening. who are
soon to be united in marriage. Re
freshments music and "a social time
are planned. :.