The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

/ DR.. E. c. waterhouse has returned
! from Maui.
| Queen Liliuokalani returned in the
! Claudine from Maui.
British Consul Layard will shortly
pay visit to Kauai
The Normal School grounds are fast
/ growing beautiful under efficient gar
| dening.
Mrs. c. H. Atherton returned from a
visit to friends on Maui in the Claudine
yesterday.
The Pacific Lodge holds a special
meeting this evening with work in the
second degree.
Regular meeting of the Order of Elks
this evening in their hall on Miller
street, 7:3O o'clock
There was no quorum at the meeting
| OF the Promotion Committee called for
yesterday afternoon.
Charley Kahel is under arrest
charged by s Kahikikolo with having
stolen a rifle from him.
A Fort street car broke its fender
by hitting a dray yesterday, but lost
only ninety minutes in repairs.
Chinaman fell off the Manoa car
eral times without hurting himself.
Haleiwa is the nearest to home in
all of its appointments. The cuisine is
superior to that of most hotels and the
attractions greater.
Papers We're filed in the Treasurer's
office yesterday showing a change in
name of Pacific Coast Oil Company to
Standard Oil Company.
Hawaiian Tribe, Order of Red Men,
regular meeting this evening in I. o.
o. F. hall. Visiting brothers of the
order cordially invited to attend.
George Gardner contributed SO and
costs to the Territorial fund yesterday,
after acknowledging to Judge Whitney
that he had been very, very drunk.
The Philosophical Society in Amer
ica,' public meetings every Friday at
1850 p. m. in rooms rs Progress block.
Fort street. Textbook, the Ocean of
Theosophy.''
L. L. McCandless, according to an
evening paper interview, is opposed to
the exchange of the Lanai public lands
believing that they should be divided
among settlers.
kaikana was committed for trial at
the Circuit Court yesterday from the
District Court. He is charged with a
serious offense by the mother of Helen
Solomon, little girl thirteen years old.
Mr. Spindle, the civil engineer, in the
employ of the KooIau Railroad Com
pany, was taken quite i'll while doing
field work on the other side of the isl
and and has been brought in to the
Queens Hospital.
The rock wall of the Kahului break |
water is now built out its entire length |
yet. Large improvements are being |
made to the wharf of the Kahului |
Railroad Company.
Marston Campbell has resigned his |
position as head of the machinery de- |
partment of the Won Hamm-Young !
Company, the resignation to take effect |
November 1, when he will enter the
employ of the Honolulu Iron Works.
Nominations for the Legislature on !,
the Island of Oahu will not be received /
after II o'clock midnight of this day, |
according to the provision of law that i
they shall be deposited with the Sec |,
rotary of the Territory not less than i
ten days before the day of a general II
election.
The A. O. H. dance at Progress hall
on Halloween night, the 31st, will be
just about the right way to end the
month. Coats can be discarded to keep
in touch with the weather man. Sew Il
eral new features will make it worth
double the price of admission. Good
music, good company, good time, good
place.