The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Hear the piper pipe at the Carmen

Hear the piper pipe at the Carmen s
| Dance tonight.
The Supervisors will meet Monday
! evening.
Judge Dole was very much better
yesterday.
H. p. Baldwin came to town in the
Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Arbor Day class prize list Is not
yet completed at the education office.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee is expected home in the Mo-
ana today.
The archives building is being sup
piled with handsome furniture, which
arrived last week from the Coast.
Regular meeting of William McKin-
ley Lodge No. s, X. of P, this evening
at 100 o'clock in Harmony Hall on
Fort street
The sale of fancywork and dolls at
Central Union fair will start at 2
O'Clock sharp. Nothing will be sold
before that time and nothing viii be
reserved.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Bar Association of the Hawaiian Is
lands Will be held Wednesday, No
vember %, al p. m, at 81 Merchant
street, upstairs
officers of the Miowera while in port
negotiated with the Board of Agricul
ture officials for seeds of Hawaiian
plants desired for private cultivation
in Australian localities
The Royal Kawaiahao Glee Club will
furnish music at the fair this after
noon. There will also be singing by
young ladies and gentlemen of Kane
haneha and Kawaiahao schools.
The w. w. Ahana Tailoring Co. left
with the Advertiser last night the sum
o. 80 for the band fund. This, added
to the amount reported in another
column, swells the fund to s2414.
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co. has just
received q new supply of the best of all
cameras, the Promo. Come and see
them. Select one for Christmas if you
want something that will be appre-
ciated.
Oahu countys shortage of funds for
road and other purposes is expected to
be relieved within a few days from
the county's share of half the new
taxes collected, payable in monthly pro
rata amounts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waterhouse have
curtailed their visit to Mrs. Water
houses mother, Mrs. S. T. Alexander,
from the several months in
tended and will return by one of the
earliest steamers
Wallace r. Harrington, editor of the |
was doing we'll at Mrs. John |
sons sanatorium yesterday after an |
operation for appendicitis, performed |
on Thursday by DR.. Morton of San
Francisco. assisted by Dr. c. B. Cooper |
and DR.. w H. Mays.
The Palama property in the fore
closure suit of Hawaiian Trust Co. VS..
Mile Morris, the sale of which by
SimOnton has been post
,oned from time to time, is not to be
old. At last postponement it was in
mated that an effort was being made
o lift the mortgage. Yesterday the
nortgag gee declared the sale off.
Rev. w c. Poole of Berkeley, Cal,
Who filled the pulpit of the Methodist
hurch last sabbath with so much sat
sfaction will preach tomorrow, both
lorning and evening, in the same
hurch. The pastor, Rev. John w.
Vadman, departed last evening by the |
Iaudine to Maui for visitation of the
Mission stations located on that is
md
Territorial prisoners working on the I
ounty bathing resort at Kapiolani
ark saved a young Japanese woman
,om drowning on Thursday. While |
athing the woman had gone too far
nd her clothing caught on the jagged
hoi har ia while no break k
RS rolled over her head. A boat =
by prisoners put out and res
Jed her.