The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs Governor carter VIII receive
tomorrow.
Register or lose your vote. All
prior registrations are null and
void.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
in / O. Q. F. Hall
Many witnessed George Freeth per
forming in the surf, at the Moana, on
Sunday.
Promotion Secretary H. P. Wood will
leave for the Coast in the Alameda to-
morrow
The Democrats will hold their ratifi-
cation meeting at Aala Park next Sat
urday evening.
An S-roomed furnished house, 1855
LunaIilo street. is offered for rent. See
classified advertisement.
Manager George H. F'airchiId. of the
Makee sugar Company, arrived in
town yesterday morning.
The w. E Kerr arrested on Sunday
for being drunk was not the w. E.
Kerr of the L. B. Kerr Co.
w. E. Shaw of the Nahiku Rubber
Co. will leave for Cuba Wednesday on
his second tour of investigation.
Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H.. Division
No. 1, meets this evening at 8 o'clock
in the C. B. Z. Hall, on Fort street.
H. c. Birbe, who smashed five panes
of glass in the lodging house of Blanche
Martin. is in the tolls for malicious
injury.
Albert F. Judd is expected back in
November from the Philippines, where
he went to recruit labor for the sugar
planters.
The coupon books issued by the
Rapid Transit Company instead of
passes came into use for the first time
yesterday.
T. J. Campbell, chief mate of the
British ship Fairport, was fined $40 and
costs yesterday for assaulting one of
the sailors.
Bonito was yesterday sentenced to
the Boys Industrial School during his
minority to forget his idle and disso-
lutte habits.
Japanese photographers have issued
post cards bearing view of their
country's training ship Anegawa, in
Honolulu harbor
VIM. Whites. nomination petition,
asking him to run for Senator for
scribes him as safe, sane and con-
servative'
H S. Rand of Burlington, Iowa, who
has spent four winters in Honolulu,
has reengaged his old apartments at
the Moana for the coming winter He
will remain here about seven months.
The Maemae sewing school, of which
Miss Nellie Judd is an enthusiastic
n - of
holoku material from Mrs. George r.
Carter, Mrs Wilder and Mrs. George
Castle.
Sachs millinery opening was we'll at
tended yesterday, great interest being
taken in the new fall styles, and es-
pecialIy in Cages new fall pattern
hats. The showing will continue today
and tomorrow.
Rev. w. D. Westervelt will give a
free stereopticon lecture this evening
in the Makiki japanese church. 1t
will be in English and about a hundred
pictures. illustrating the history and
legends of the Hawaiian Islands, will
be shown.
A complaint was lodged on Sunday
against K. Hashimoto, a Japanese bar
Der. for violating the Sabbath by doing
business during prOh1DlteQ hours. Wnen
he appeared before Judge Whitney yes
terday morning the case was stricken
from the calendar.
The Board of Registration is again
in session in the basement of the Capt.
tol building. The hours are from 7 to
a. M and 4 to p. M, On and after
Thursday the hours will be to a. M;
II a. m. to 2 p. M; to p. m. There
are about 5000 voters yet to be regis
tered.
T. w. Haskins. a secretary of the
American legation in Picking, is one of
the Mongolia's passengers left here.
He is quoted as saying that the talk
of a general anti-foreign outbreak in
China is without foundation. When he
left Picking conference was being
held to discuss the question of a con-
stitutional government for China. Mr.
Haskins is further represented as say
ing that japanese Influence in China is
being promoted by a large number of
newspapers started in China since the
RuSSo-Japanese war. Many of these
papers it is said, are controlled and
subsidized by the Japanese.