The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.


| Interest on the second pay.
ment (property and income
taxes) now delinquent, will begin
on December I, at rate of 10 and
II per cent. per annum, respec-
lively.
The Yale-Harvard football game will
be played today at New Haven.
Regular business at the meeting OF
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of p, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Fred Church has severed his connec.
ton with the Seaside hotel and John
Coffee is acting as manager.
See Mrs. Wigs tonight at the Opera
House. Tickets on sale at popular
prices, $3.50, s1.o0, 75c. and soc.
On the evening of st. Andrews Day
Friday next. the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrew will hold a public meeting.
Association football today at Baseball
Park, 2:30 p. m. Males VS.. Diamond
Heads; 3;45 p m. Infantry. VS.. Puma
hous.
The Naniola Pau Riding Club give a
holoku dance this evening in San An
tonic hall. Tickets including refresh
ments, 81
The Kilohana Art League rooms will
be open from 9 to II today to receive
paintings and other works for the COM
ing fall exhibition.
Three specimens of red fruit are to
be seen on the night blooming cereus
hedge on the Punahou street wall of
Oahu College. This fruit is rare.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway and superintendent of Public In
struction Rabbit are expected to re-
turn from their short vacations on
Molokai today or tomorrow.
A farewell social will be given to-
night at 1880 by the Chinese Christian
Endeavor Society at Fort street church
for its president, l.. S. Kong, who is
going to China by the Korea for a
visit.
From the Los Angeles Fruit World
it is learned that Prof. Albert Rochelle,
the travelling entomologist of the Ha-
waiian agricultural bureau. left Cali
fornia early this month for Arizona and
Mexico.
Letters have been received by Gov
ernor Carter approving of his action
in calling a public meeting, which is to
be held a $3.50 Monday afternoon, to dis
cuss the plan of disposing of the Is
land of Lanai by exchange.
James Scott, manager of Kihei plan
tation, accompanied by his wife and
family and Mrs. Evans, sister of Mrs
Scott, left for Kihei last night. Mrs.
Evans recently arrived from England
al n will lei Oa fo,
A rumor was published yesterday
that Chas K. Motley, as leader of the
Home Rulers, had received a letter
from President Roosevelt requesting
him to come to Washington and con-
fer with the President on the Hawai- |
ian situation.
Central Union church, Nov. 25th, 1906. |
Rev. E. B. Turner will preach both |
and evening. II a. m, ''Why |
The Bible is the Word of God" 7:30 p. |
n, "Faithfulness to Detail" DR.. Syl- |
vester is expected back on the Korea
morning.
DR.. Doremus Scudder will address the
mems meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall |
sunday afternoon at four o'clock. There
s not a more interesting speaker in
own. A mems Bible class meets just
after this meeting, and adjourns in time
,or supper. Men are invited to both
,hese meetings.
An adjourned meeting of the Ha-
vaiian Mission Chiidren's Society will |
De held at 7:30 this evening, at the'
house of the president, Mr.. G. H. /
Cooke, corner of Keeaumoku and He |
llu streets. Ordinary business will be !
and several papers relating |
% old missionary times will be read.
A letter from E. r. Stackable, special |
immigration agent, to the Board of I'M |
migrat ton describes the lot of 1900 emil |
grants on board the Suveric as being |
n excellent condition-''strong, healthy, [
clean, agricultural laborers, the major |
portion of them with families 1t is |
he maiden trip of the Suveric, ves- |
sci 485 feet long and SO feet beam. Mr..
Stackable went from Ponte Delgarde !!
o Funchal in the steamer, and deems
her better sea boat than the Man
,huria or the Mongolia. A physician
md two trained nurses accompany the