The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! Cecil Brown left for Lahaina yester-
I day.
Mrs. W. T. Monsarrat is expected
home from the mainland in the trans
| port Logan.
H. 3. Ms Consul r. de 3. Layard
held a reception at the consulate yes
terday in honor Of King Edward Wis
birthday
only 50. 20 remained in the incidental
fund Of the Board OF Education yester-
day morning. Postage. stationery. car
rage hire. etc. comes out OF this fund.
y neat home off King street, con-
tanning rooms and two lots. will be
sold under foreclosure of mortgage by
James Morgan at his salesrooms to-
day at noon.
j. NJ kealoha, candidate for Super,
visor in koolau, is the first in the
county election TO file an itemized ac-
count of his expenses. 1t amounts ia
SIS
Rev Mr. Corey, formerly pastor OF
the Christian Church, will pass through
here shortly en- route once more from
the mainland to China TO reengage in
missionary work.
The Elleford dramatic company is due
here on November 16 to play a five
weeks engagement at the Orpheum.
They will be followed by Pollard's Lii
iputian opera company
Fred Waterhouse, the defeated candi-
date for Treasurer on the Republican
ticket, states that the Democrats were
determined upon putting Sam johnson
out Of mis- job as road supervisor.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3, Order of
Easter Star, meets this evening at 40
o'clock. Important business and all
members are requested to attend. Wis
iting members of the order cordially in
yited to attend
Mr.. Ernest Grune and Miss Adelaide
X. Fernandez were married at the
home of the brides parents Thursday
evening. Elder Abraham Fernandez.
father of the bride, performed the
ceremony.
Lot Sebastian, son of Hon. ]. l. Kau-
lukou of Hawaii. will make his debut
in grand opera this winter. Besides
voice culture under Mrs. Montague
Turner, he has taken up the piano with
success and is also clever in painting.
Land Commissioner Pratt in an in
terview, exposes the emptiness of cam.
paign promises to have the land laws
changed by the Legislature. The Con-
gress of the United States alone can
amend the land laws of the Territory
L. s Commissioner Geo A Davis
remanded W. Flynn and John Camp,
bell. deserters from the British steamer
Aotea. to the custody of Marshal Hen
dry, to await orders from Consul Lay
ard. They Will probably be placed on
board the steamer when she is ready to
go to sea.
A Representative of the Wells-Farg0
Company may visit Honolulu shortly TO
inspect the companys business here. |
1t is said that the increase of the bus |
mess may require more wagons for |
town service, and in time an ;nJer-isl- |
and service may be established. Wa
hiawa was included yesterday in the
Wells Fargo railroad connections.
Kohala Ditch Co.'S trust deed to the |
Bank of Hawaii. securing the issue of |
$500, 900 gold bonds. has been recorded. |
The bonds bear s per cent. interest and |
are payable in 80 years, but may be
redeemed in five years at 10 per cent. |
premium or later at per cent. pre-
MUM on their face value a sinking
fund is stipulated for. to ensure the |
payment OF the bonds at maturity
Governor Carter has issued call for
q public meeting in the Executive
rooms at $50 p. m, Monday. November |
20, TO freely discuss the advisability
of making an exchange of the lands
Of Lanai. or TO condemn such a project.
All parties who are interested and who
care TO offer suggestions are invited TO
be present. A free and full expression
Of views is desired either in person Or
by correspondence.
William c. Poole representing the
Western Tours magazine. Mrs. Wealth.
erreds periodical, is at the Hawaiian
Hotel. He brought six tourists with
him. who will remain some months.
Mr.. Poole will proceed to New Zealand
In sounding the praises of Mrs. Wealth
erred's promotion work for Hawaii. he
says that through her efforts the Edu-
"a tional Convention of 1908 will prob
4 bly, be held in Honolulu.