The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! DR.. Derby has returned and can be
found in his Office in the Boston build
ing
County Engineer Gere found the Ma,
Xxi fiume to be only slightly damaged
by the storm.
a verdict of accidental drowning was
returned by the coroner's jury in the
case OF the late James w. Girvin
Nomination Of officers at the William
Mckinley Lodge meeting this evening.
All members are requested to attend.
Mrs. Walter Clark wishes to thank
her friends for their expressions of
sympathy in her recent bereavement;
The regular quarterly meeting of the
St. Louis College Alumni Association,
will he held tomorrow at 10 a. m. al
the College hall.
Tom O'Dowda, the veteran sugar
boiler of Eva, with his wife and two
sons returned in the Siberia from a
visit to the Emerald Isle.
superintendent Holloway estimates
that it will cost about $500 for labor
to remove the debris washed into the
Nuuanu dam works by the freshet.
Association football 2:30 this after
noon, Males VS.. Y. NJ c. A; 3:45 .. m.
Diamond Heads VS. Infantry. Admis
sion Csc; children under Is will be ad,
mitted for 10c.
The grand jury marched from the
Capitol to the Judiciary building at
1920 yesterday, having some indict-
ments to report. They did not find any
judge 10 receive them
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Irwin and
Miss Helene will soon leave New York
for home, and upon their arrival here
will be heartily welcomed by their
many friends.-Chronicle.
J. T. Crawley, the agricultural chem
list who filed different positions here,
has Eeen appointed by the American
Provisional Government as director OF
the Cuban Experiment Station.
Meetings are conducted each evening
in the Peniel Mission. corner Hotel and
Nuuanu avenue, beginning at eight
o'clock. Twenty-rlinute song service.
You are cordially invited to come ana
hell sing.
Raymond c. Brown, inspector of i'm
is mentioned as a possible
successor to E. r. Stackable as coll !
lector of customs, should the latter /
take permanent employment as Terri |,
torial immigration agent.
Jonathan Austin, formerly connected !
with the chronological Department OF |
the Territorial Bureau of Agriculture
and Forestry departed last evening I;
for Maui to become manager of the
Rubber Company.
A concert will be given under the
auspices of the Kamehameha Alumnae,
1t the Kamehameha School for Girls, at
} o. m. this evening The proceeds will
De used in the interest of district nurs- /,
ng. The patronage of the public is So
icited. |,
Yesterdays morning train from ka-
1uku was delayed at Kaena Point foi
about half an hour by a bent rail,
which was espied by the engineer in
jme to prevent an accident and quick
y replaced by the section gang. Evil
iertly the rail had been knocked out !
If shape by a falling boulder from the
Tiff. |,
Miss Florence Howstrasser or oak
and, Cal. a through passenger :
IA the transport Thomas for Manila,
where her marriage will be celebrated ,
upon her arrival to Lieut..
yarl Lewis Stone, Philippine Scouts.
lie is stationed two days travel from
va Mia. where his mother makes her
ZONE with him, and there he will take
lis bride.
Miss Mary E. Krout, descriptive
journalist and author well-known in
honolulu from former visits, arrived |
II the Sonoma from the Colonies and ia I
laying with Colonel and Mrs. J. w.
ones, being a longtime friend of the
after Her travels on this occasion
re devoted to collecting material for ;
dvertising literature in the interests
f the Oceanic Steamship Co. and the
outhern Pacific Railway
A. n. Campbell of the Henry Water 7
ouse Trust Co, while on the Coast,
rom whence he returned in the ST.
eria, bought additional apparatus for
he Honolulu Gas Co. which. with
arts to be made by the Honolulu Iron L
Forks, will treble the capacity of the
liant Owing to the absence of finan' e
ers he wanted to see. Mr.. Campbell [
as unable to forward the business OF r
lie Automatic Telephone Co.