The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There is a letter at this Office 70
Ching Chong.
Regular meeting of Eagles thi!
J evening in K. OF P. hall.
Hawaiian Lodge viii hold a specia
meeting TINS evening witt. woaA in tn
! first degree.
Harold Hayselden; manager of the
Hayselden Tobacco Co will leave for
| the Coast on the Alameda today
Company f. \. C. H. will hold their
annual meeting ON the 31st inst. All
| members are expected to be present
Frank Andrade announces himself as
candidate for the office of Attorney
of the County of Oahu, subject to the
action of the Republican convention.
James j. Williams has made a num-
Der of postal cards from the Gazette
Company's negatives of the wrecked
Manchuria. He has the cards on sale.
Tenth Precinct, Fourth District, Re
publican Club will hold an important
meeting in the empty store opposite the
old tramway stables on Beretania
street next Friday.
Mrs. Hazel Crane, from Honolulu.
Hawaiian Islands, and Mrs Ernest
Crane, of Omaha, Neb. are here spend
ing the summer with Mrs Eta Pear
son, Of the south side.-Ottawa Gid
Journal.
There will be meeting of the Eighth
Precinct, Fourth District, Republican
Club on Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock
in Bailey's building Alapai street, for
the purpose of nominating delegates
to the territorial, county and district
convention
Kaisna, having walked off with a
tin savings bank, containing $40, the
property of Mrs. E. L. Needham, plead
ed guilty when charged in the police
court yesterday morning. Three
months in jail and a dollar costs were
handed him
A special meeting of the Honolulu
Symphony Society will be held at the
club house. on Friday, August oath, at
p. M. to consider the question of
surrendering the lease of the club
house and hiring q hall instead. All
active and associate members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
Rev. A. o. Hushaw, who spent four
years in missionary work in the Ha-
waiian Islands. principally among the
AIlIllcSO, anu Will SplSnQlQ success,
gave a stereopticon lecture at the First
Christian church in this city Sunday
evening, which was much appreciated
by a large audience.-Oakland Times
Although John Hapa went upon rec
ord under oath of having taken part
in little game of seven-come-eleven |
at the Fish Market on Friday last with |
nine other Eawaiians, who got his |
the nine were discharged when |
up for gambling yesterday. Against |
Hapa's word We're those of number |
of witnesses who knew that no game |
had been going on.
Miss Alice Sinclair, 4 North avenue, |
sailed from San Francisco on the Magl
nolia today for Hawaii, where she is |
to be married to the Rev. Roland B. |
Dodge of Maui Island. She is the |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Sin |
clair. Mr.. Dodge is the son of the Rev. |
John T. Dodge of West Boylston. The
will take place soon after her
arrival. Miss Sinclair is a graduate of |
the Classical high school class of 1895
and of Oberlin college, Ohio. For the |
past two years she was a teacher in the |
normal school. Brockport, N. Y. The
Rev. Mr.. Dodge is pastor of a church |
in Waikiki, Maui.-Worcester Post.
w West, a sailor from the VIM. p.
Frye, concluded that Honolulu was
about the best place to strike after he
had counted over the money handed
him by the clerk of the Shipping Com
missioner and found that he had been
paid 5000 more than was coming to
him. This happened yesterday and
West proceeded to blow himself on his
trailing from one saloon tot
another with his messmates, whose
money was no good at any of the plac-
I'd visited. In the meantime the clerk
rad discovered his mistake and report
I'd his loss to the police. The water
front officer was put on the case and
West was rounded up. He disgorged
he coin, but reluctantly.