The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Honolulu Times for October will
be out this morning.
A meeting of the Board OF Supervi-
sOrs will be held this evening.
Subscribers to the Commercial Club
stock will meet tomorrow evening.
There will be a meeting Of the Ha-
vail Promotion Committee this after
noon.
reached the Secretary's office yester-
day.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I. O. O.
F.. viii hold a regular meeting this
evening in /. O o. F. Hall.
Canoes Circle No. 24O. C. o. F.. meets
this evening at 7:3O o'clock in San An
tonic Hall. Vineyard street.
President L. E. Pinkham of the
Board Of Health is not expected back
from Hawaii until Friday of next
week.
There will be meeting of the
teachers committee on Saturday. and
of the Board of Education on Monday
next.
Don't forget Alameda dance, Friday,
September %. at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. Mrs. Alapai sings during din
ner hour.
Chief Clerk Buckland has given no.
tice that only cash or postal money
orders will be received at the Score
tary's office for nomination fees.
PAX Tai Yong. an opium joint fire.
quenter, who states that his regular
employment is the harvesting of man
goes, was sent to the reef yesterday
for vagrancy. His sentence is for
three months.
The Rapid Transit company has or
dered several hundred sets of colored
plates of the fishes of Hawaiian waters
| to be used for distribution purposes at
| the Aquarium and as a help to the
promotion work
All members of Miss Locke's art
classes and all others interested in art
study, are cordially invited to meet at
the new Kaiulani Home, on King
street. today at $3.50 p. m. Subject:
THE School of Giotto"
PAX Chez who committed an assault
on a fellow member of the Yee Yee
Tong society, the aftermath of boy
colt fund debate. was yesterday com
mitted for trial in the Circuit Court.
| His bail has been set at $3.50.
Pensacola street between Lunalilo
and Wilder avenue will in time become
golden shower thoroughfare. Mrs.
Wilder had plants enough started
sometime ago to line both sides of the
street and these were all put in the
ground yesterday.
r. s. Hosmer. Superintendent of For
estry returned yesterday from Kauai,
where he investigated several matters
connected with forestation. He says he
was amazed at the depth of some of the
canyons. especially that OF Waimea.
which is about 5000 feet deep.
r. H. Chamberlain. Collector of In
ternai Revenue. has written to ask the
Commissioner at Washington to send
a field man to Hawaii to investigate
the resources of the islands for the
manufacture of denatured alcohol and
| that of spirits. He wants him TO be
| here at the next annual session of the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association.
! Murikami, a Japanese, supposed to
| be insane, was brought to the police
| station yesterday to be examined the
| form in which the mans mania man
+, ffested itself yesterday was In lurking
! close by the door leading TO liberty
and dashing through it every time II
was opened. He showed no DISPOSE
| ton TO resist, however, witch iiC " as
put back again.
| Captain O. w. OLSON of the tug
Fearless, was arrested yesterday after
noon on a warrant sworn out by Sner-
| if Brown, in which he is charged with
carrying deadly weapons. The charge
arose from the alleged misconduct oil
OLSON with woman in Kakaako the
previous night, and the drawing of a
revolver by the woman on Mounted
/ officer Reuter- when their arrest was
under way. OLSON has been released
on bail.
| Mr.. c du Roi. manager of Il. r.
Ehlers &. Co, accompanied by Mrs. du
Roi. is expected home by the Siberia
today after an eight months absence
spent travelling in Italy, switzerland
| and Germany. In the latter country
/ tbev visited Mr. du Roi's old nome.
Mr. du Roi has combined business and
Measure this trip and has spent some
| time in the European markets as Wen
as those of New York. They VIII
shortly be at nome at their new Lima
1 street residence.