The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| lSA Or tItE OPEN FROM A. M.
To $50 p NJ
Don't forget the fair at Mrs. Low
| rey's Saturday afternoon.
Damien Council regular meeting at
| 1:3G o'clock in San Antonio Hall.
Territorial Auditor Fisher left on the
| Kinau for Kohala and Hlo on official
| business
Honolulu Eagles meet this evening in
| K of P. Hall. All visiting Eagles are
| invited to attend
| Z. NJ. Boyd and wife We're in Hilo
| last week. They We're en- route to the
| mainland to remain permanently.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
| loway is taking a two weeks vaca-
ton on Molokai. He will hunt deer.
| Governor Carter has issued his
| Thanksgiving proclamation and has
| gone to Haleiwa for weeks vaca-
ton.
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
| and one of their children departed yes
| terday for Mana to remain a few
weeks.
Principal Wood of the Normal School
| states that lot of loose earth on the
carting it away.
Ladies who are making fancy work
for Central Union fair are requested
to send it to Mrs. F. j. Lowrey by
Friday afternoon.
kalei Kahaulelio and wife, of La
haina, are visiting Honolulu and are
the guests of Princess Theresa Wilcox
at her Kapahulu place.
Senator-elect Coelho of Maui return
ed to Wailuku by the Kinau. He is
already interesting himself in prospec-
tive legislation for his island
An enjoyable dance in honor of the
officers and ladies aboard the transport
Logan was given at the Seaside Hotel
last evening by Manager Church. 1t
was especially complimentary to Col
McGunnegle and to Quartermaster
Captain Jewell and his bride
At meeting of the Board of Immi
grafton yesterday, j. A. Gilman was
selected as assistant secretary and ex-
ecutive officer. He is empowered to
have full charge of the landing of
the Portuguese passengers from the
steamship Suveric.
PAY YOUR TAXES AT ONCE.
Mrs. MakdIua. WlOOW OF the Idlo |
Judge Makalua of Lahaina, died yes
terday morning at the residence of her !
granddaughter, Mrs. Sam K. Nainoa, |
in Pauoa, at the age of 20 years. The |
funeral takes place today. She leaves |
a son, Dr. Makalua, who is now in
London.
Captain Jewell, quartermaster of the |
transport Logan, is accompanied this
I
Mosby of New York Captain Jewell
FASTENED East on the arrival of the
Logan at San Francisco, married Miss
Mosby and rushed back, rejoining his
vessel shortly before her departure for
Honolulu.
Captain Slattery, Engineer Corps, U.
S. A, can not understand how the
Washington estimates for Notifications
in Hawaii have been totaled up to s16,-
052, 431. He personally prepared the es-
Inmates here and forwarded them on to
Washington and they are not nearly
so high as the dispatch indicates. He
believes there is a mistake somewhere
A Chronicle item tells of the funeral
in San Francisco of Mrs. Emily Web
ster, widow of William Webster Of
Honolulu and daughter of the late
Henry L. and Priscilla L. Hopper.
Archivist Lydecker has just come
across an old letter among the Terri
torial archives, being the formal ap-
plication of Mr. Webster to Mr.. Hop
per for his daughter Emily's hand in
A fire alarm was turned in yester-
day afternoon from box 65 corner OF
Beretania avenue and Punchbowl,
there having been a small blaze in the
rear of Mrs. Cowes' boarding house on
The fire was a small af-
fair. some rubbish having caught and
the flames spreading to the fence. 1t
was put out by the use of the garden s
hose. the firemen not being required I
to do any of the work. Three out of
he last four alarms turned in recently
nave been. from box 65. y
Mrs. G. B. Robertson, formerly of \
IVailuku, Maui, died recently in Liver 5
more, Cal. Her husband was sum- {
noned from Honolulu to her bedside, i
Dut he arrived too late Mrs. Robert {