The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. r. Elgin arrived from Hawaii on
the Mauna Loa.
The Board of Registration office
hours are to 9sa. M, and to p. m.
daily except Sunday.
Court LunaliIo No $780, Order of
ForesteIs, meets this evening at 7:3o
O'Clock in K. of P Hall.
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge this evening, with
work in the second degree.
Governor Carter has expressed his
willingness to receive the California
editorial delegation at IL a. m. on Fri
day.
The engagement of Rose Kameekua
to George K Nicholas is announced.
The wedding will take place on the 18th
inst.
A Japanese couple desire situations
man as cook and wife TO do general
homework. See Want ads. for par
ticulars.
j. n. Hartwell. who came from
Alaska recently in search of health,
has decided to remain in Honolulu
permanently.
There will be a regular meeting of
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division
No. 1, this evening in rooms of the
c. b. U. on Fort street. Meeting will
begin at S O'Clock.
. Caretaker Green of the 4 Capitol
grounds, yesterday celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his arrival
in Honolulu. He has been in charge
of the Capitol grounds for thirteen
years.
A meeting of the general committee
of the Southern California Editorial
Association entertainment will be held
at $3.50 p N. today at the Promotion
Committees rooms. A full attendance
is desired.
There We're several Labor Day DRINKS
to deal with at the police court yes
terday. Fred Ottomeyer, Joe King,
Halvarsen and Thos. Larsen paying
for their fun. The average fine was
SO and costs.
Since Sunday Col. Iaukea has been
seriously ill, an attack of asthma hav-
ing become so acute that one time his
case was desperate. He is rallying
now. Drs. Walters and Hodgins are
in attendance.
Chas. Musgrave, formerly connected
with the operating department of the
o. r. & L. Co, left for the Coast on
the Siberia to remain away permanent
", on account of his wife's health. He
will locate in the Northwest.
Pedro Rodriguez and Andre Romeo.
who assaulted Isidro Rodriguez, and
Max Purders and Geo. Davis, who
paid a like attention to Tom Bright,
are all in confinement awaiting trial.
They We're ARRESTED yesterday,
n. w. Gray, former manager of the
Young Hotel. accompanied by Mrs.
Gray and daughter. departed for
Springfield, Mo-, yesterday on the ST.
IBERIA. Mr.. Gray will lease and man
age new hotel in Springfield.
The L. Schweitzers left for the main
land yesterday on the Siberia. They
will remain in California and at Salt
Lake until December, when they leave
for the Orient. Mr.. Schweitzer will
probably engage in business there.
Mr.. C. A. Stockstronn, a banker of st.
Louis, who spent three weeks in the
islands on his way to the Orient, was
a returning passenger on the S. s. ST.
IBERIA. Mr.. Stockstrom was accompa-
MED by his family and spent two
months visiting Japan
E. E. Schooley who set up and oper-
ated the dredger Governor owned by
Lord & Belser. contractors, for the
Alakea and Kilauea slips, was booked
on the departing list for the Siberia.
He was sent out by the manufacturers
of the dredging machinery.
Bids for the construction OF the Ka-
schoolheuse We're opened
Yesterday as follows: John Walker,
s23, 800; Chas. Gilman, $4,000; Concrete
Co, s23. 500; Jas. Fuller /
ton, $23, 4S7; Burrell Construction Co, |
three bids. according to material-s23,- |
100 s22,500 and 1924
r. E. Nyswander, who has been in /
charge of the Seismograph station at
Sisal for sometime past, departed on
the Siberia yesterday to attend Cornell 7
and may not return here.
He will follow the same line of work
hat he has been pursuing at the mag
1etic station. He already has two de-
yrees in scientific work. He has given
I'D his billet with the United States
government. Mr.. Nyswander's work at
he magnetic station has been varied.