The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Interest on the second pay
ment property and income
taxes) now delinquent, will begin
on December I, Ct rate Of 10 and
II per cent. per annurn, respec-
lively.
;, Allan Herbert is to entertain the let
ter-carriers at Waialele today
Tuesday evening. preceding the
storm. there was lightning on the sea
horizon.
Mrs. W. s. Nichol of Hamakuapoko.
Maui, is the guest of Mrs. A. Francis
Judd, Nuuanu street.
There will be communion service at
the Lutheran church, Beretania avenue.
at II o'clock this morning.
The Alameda dance will take place
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Friday
evening, notwithstanding the delay of
the Alameda.
a very important meeting of the Ho-
nolulu Lodge of Elks is to be held to-
morrow evening, which every member
is requested to attend
Coast papers report the death of
Charles Gault, at San Francisco,
through suicide. Gault was formerly
police officer here and at Eva.
DR.. 3. NJ. Mackall, of Koolau, has re-
signed his position as government doc
tor at that point and will come to Ho-I
nolulu to take DR.. Mays practise.
Legislators and Supervisors, old and
new, are reminded of the Governors
invitation to meet at the Executive
OFT hn
Football this afternoon-2:3 80 p. m.
Y. NJ. G. A VS. Diamond Heads; 345
p. M, Punahous VS. Males. Admission
25c. Children under Is will be admitted
for 1Oc
Delegate Kuhio and Eben P Low
deny the assertions made that the Rev.
Stephen L. Desha made used of per-
sonalities during the recent election
campaign on Hawaii. His attacks were
upon the political records of his oppo- !
nents.
Mrs William Witherle and Miss |
Anna Witherle, her daughter of Cas-, !
tine, Maine, arrived by the S. S. Korea |
for visit of several months in Homo |
lulu. They are staying with Judge and |
Mrs. Dole. Mrs. Witherle is Il sister of !
Mrs. Dole.
If it rains hard this afternoon the re
view of the National Guard will be |
postponed. If the review takes place
carriages will find cleared space along
the King street curb where the parade
may be seen and the after band con-
cert heard.
Commissioner of Immigration Sar-
gent will look into the matter of the
of Filipino laborers while
here. Prior to his arrival he had
known nothing of the efforts being
made to secure this class of labor for
the plantations.
It is reported that J. Carlo received
a cablegram yesterday calling him to
to help in the settlement
of a 81, 900, 900 estate of which he is one
of the heirs. On returning to Homo
lulu he promises to go into banking in
his own building.
Fred Macfarlane is mentioned by
some as a probable successor in the
of the Repu blican Teri
torial Central Committee to succeed a.
G. NJ. Robertson. Robertson has hand
ed in his resignation, but no action on
it has as yet been taken.
The Thanksgiving dinner at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel will be no
small affair. oysters, frog legs, pleas
ants. turkeys, Australian lamb and
green peas, sucking pig, artichokes
and celery, in addition to the regular
list. Telephone for reservations
The homesteaders of Palolo are plant
ing their land out in rubber trees and it
IS expected that there will be extern
sive groves there within two years. :
James Webster, one of the homestead
ers, originated the idea and has al
ready set out two thousand seedlings.