The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

chang Fai, up yesterday for burg
larry, was discharged.
Thos. Wall of Wall, Nichols Co. re
turned on the Sierra.
- Lindsay and wife will return
from tie mainland on September %.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph H. Ahrens, at Honolulu, Sep
| TENDER 20.
Regular meeting of the William Me
| kinley Lodge. No s. K. of P, in Har-
| mony hail this evening.
Deputy. Attorney General Milvertor
went TO Hawaii yesterday to fight the
Pepeeieeo boundary case.
/ The quarterly meeting of ST. Louis
| College Alumni Association will be held
| at 1920 a. N. September 90
| Bishop Libert of the Catholic Mission
is recovering rapidly from an operation
recently performed on one of his hands.
Superintendent ColIy of the Midway
Gable station. and Mrs. Colly, may re-
| turn to Honolulu on the Restorer for
a brief visit.
A. M. Wilson, bookkeeper at the
Waiakea mill. Hilo, accompanied by
his wife. arrived on the Enterprise on
Thursday night.
Prof. e. Cook, a former music teach
er Of Honolulu. is now conducting the
musical corner OF the Philippines
Gossip at Manila.
Honolulu Aerie of Eagles No. 14o will
shortly give a minstrel performance,
under the direction of Charley Hart
WELL late of Alaska.
The Lei Kaimana Club will give a
1or
on Saturday evening at O'Clock. Good
music. Come and enjoy yourself.
The Philosophical Society in Ameri-
ca" public meetings every Friday at
7:5o p. m. in rooms 7-s Progress Block,
Fort street. Textbook. the Ocean of
.Theosophy."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Gaines entertain
ed at luncheon at the Moana Friday
for Mr.. Reynolds. general manager of
the ALFRED" British Pacific cable,
Mrs Reynolds and daughter
Chang zee was arrested yesterday
on John Doe warrant, sworn to by
Keoni Kaimana (w), charging the theft
of s6s. Chang had 800 in his posses
sion when searched at the station.
Civil service examinations for the po-
sition of postoffice clerk and carrier
will be held at the postoffice, Septem-
Der %, at 8 a. m. Applications must
be in before 4:30 p. M, September q.
Nearly all the Southern California
editorial party made the trip to Tan
talus yesterday afternoon, the last
carry-all leaving the promotion rooms
at q The trip was an enjoyable one
A Chamber of Commerce representa-
tive at the Mohonk Conference is soon
to be selected. P. c. Jones was cabled
to to accept, but he replied that he
was on his way home and would return |
by the China.
zone Of the Hawaiian quintet clubs |
On the mainland is filling an engage-I
ment at the Anheuser Cafe. Seattle. |
The members are Thos. Silva, William
Kapu, John >Heleluhe, David Makua-
kane, Jos. Kalaina.
Some very necessary repairs are be-
ing done on the Queen street bridge
over the Nuuanu stream. During the
past few days the bridge had been dec
GRATED with no fewer than eight red I
lanterns, warnings of SO many danger
GUS holes.
The Honolulu brewery has asked Col
leetor of Internal Revenue Chamber
lain for permission to pipe its brew
from the chip room directly to the /
tottling house. The pipe method is be-
ieved by the brewery people to be the
most sanitary.
There was a rumor in circulation
among the politicians last night that
VI. A Silva, the president of the just
Portuguese Republican
Club, would accept nomination as
Representative from the Fourth Dis
riot, running as an independent, with
Republican leanings.
The formal opening of the kawa1a-
lao Boys Clubhouse, a recently-com-
,leted building in the grounds of the
church, just makai of the
,hurch building, will be celebrated next
Friday night by concert, prepara~
ions for which are noy we'll under
yay. The clubhouse is a building SO
" 70 feet in size and will be used by
he boys for a meeting house and
gymnasium.