The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

waHuku's old railway station has
been demolished
The masonic temple in Kahului is
nearing completion.
.L.in1quist, drunk" was an entry on
the police station blotter yesterday
Julio Montaro is held at the police
station for investigation.
Rathbone Sisters meet this evening
liz K. of P. Hall on King street.
For being too free with his fist W.
Stokes was locked up yesterday
e Dr.. Norgaard, the Territorial veter-
marian, returned from Kauai yester-
day
Mr. and Mrs. r. w T Purvfs and
Miss Purvis came over from Kauai
yesterday
Chas. K. Motley, Home Rule candi-
Gate for Congress. arrived from Kauai
yesterday.
The Kahului Railroad Co. is building
a large warehouse opposite the new
masonic temple.
Oceanic Lodge regular business
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock in
Masonic Temple.
S. w Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox were
incoming passengers in the steamer
Maui from Kauai.
John NJ Vivas has issued his card
| as an independent candidate for County
Attorney of Maui
| Already the Kahului breakwater has
created smooth water in the harbor
| for the mooring of boats.
| Palekai (wl was transferred from
dow
on suspicion of insanity.
Ikeole got a glorious jag on yesterday
and slept in CELL Last month he did
! fifteen days hard labor for assault and
! battery on his wife.
officer Apana arrested seven Japa-
nese gamblers yesterday at the lay
and Pensacola street.
E. Jar II, An Bon Soon and Kim
| Pung Chew. three Koreans, were ar
rested yesterday for being without
| visible means of support.
| Frank A. Mayfield succeeds Mrs. Nc
| Cam as manager of the Maui Hotel.
! Mr.. Waldeyer is making considerable
| improvements on the premises.
| Miss Mary Crewes and Miss Beatrix
Taylor spent Sunday seeing the sights
at Kahuku. The evening train had the
| felicity of bringing the young ladies
| back to town.
| There will be a very important meet
| ing this evening of Harmony Lodge,
III. o. o. F., which all members are re-
| quested to attend. Also work in the
initiatory degree.
The Maui News says that John w.
Kalua, the Home Rule nominee for
ECounty Sheriff, has signed the nomi-
mating papers for all of the county Of
| ficers on the Republican ticket
/ citizens of Kahului and Waikiki held
| a meeting-with H. M. Coke chairman
and Postmaster Dillon of Kahului see
! retary-and took the preliminary steps
toward organizing club in Wailuku-
Mr.. and Mrs waldeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
w A. Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs. d n.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkland
/ and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Coke OF
/ wailuku formed a picnic party in lao
Valley on Sunday week.
Senator A. n. Hasselden. c. L.
Scrimger. r. a. Wadsworth and ].
L. Coke went to Nahiku on saturday
to spend some days looking over the
nlantation of the KooIau Rubber Com
pany, of which these gentlemen are
heavy stockholders and officers.
A price list of U. S. public documents
for sale by the superintendent of docu-
ments Government Printing once
/ Washington, contains 20 titles reiat-
ing to Hawaii. The prices range IRON
sc. to 40c. and S2.70 will fetch the whoie
bunch. There are two at the hlgnes'
price 40 cents, viz: SAILING oirec-
tions for islands, rocks and shoals &c
the westward" and Report OF HaWal-
ian Commission.