The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bartels and chill
dren returned from Hilo yesterday
Manager Geo. H. Robertson of Brew
er & Co. has returned from Hawaii
Mrs. Geo. l.. Desha, wife of the Hilo
postmaster. arrived on the Kinau yes
terday.
I Rev w D. Westervelt was re-
!, turning passenger on the kinau yes
terday.
Owing to the Sonoma being with
drawn from her regular run there is a
shortage of mutton in town.
Miss Ivy Richardson, who has been
visiting in Hilo for a short time, re-
turned on the Kinau yesterday.
Through misunderstanding the
name of c. Schwartz was included IN
the program of the Planters banquet.
DR.. Doremus Scudder will be the
speaker at the Y. M. c. A. o'clock
meeting, which is followed by Bible
class
This being the last Sunday in the
month there will be services morning
land evening a the German Lutheran
church.
Most of the planters who stayed
over from the planters convention
Until, now paid a visit to Waialua
plantation yesterday
j Magistrate Hapai was an arrival
| from Hawaii yesterday. He is here on
business connected with land matters
| in one of the settlements near Hilo.
| Rev E. B. Turner will preach at
| Central Union church this morning on
WHY the Bible is the Word of God,
To - 1,f,r m,
Detail
Col. Iaukea, who was summoned by
wireless, arrived from Kona yesterday. |
He will be on hand in the Supreme
Court on Monday in the matter of the
recount |
High Sheriff Henry left on Friday !
night for the Koolaus to search for |
Francisco Lopez, the jail-breaker, hav-
ing been informed that he was hiding |
in that section.
Services with relation to Thanksgiv-j
ing will be conducted by President P.
L. Horne of Kamehameha School, as
sisted by the glee club, at the prison
at 2:30 this afternoon.
Commissioner Geo. A. Davis bound
Jos. E1spinosa over to the Federal grand
Jury for assaulting the second mate of
the Coronado, upon the high seas, by |
hitting MIN with Delaying pin.
Governor Carter has received ca L
blegram from Washington, in answer /
to his inquiry, saying that the plans
and specifications for the Molokai lep-
rosarium were not sent to Honolulu.
The new directory is now in the hands
of the printers. If parties making any
change in residence or business will
call UP Main II or notify the office at
I Waity building, the corrections will
be made.
Mrs Henry Zerbe and family would
take this means of sincerely thanking
all the kind friends who rendered aid
and sympathy to them on the occasion
of their late bereavement of husband
and father.
Owing to the damp weather the meet
ing OF the Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society, at c.. H. Cookies home, was
postponed from yesterday until some
evening this week.
Rev. stephen L. Desha, who is going
to make his residence in Honolulu on
taking up the work of travelling evan
gelist, is suggested in Hilo as available II
for the chaplaincy of one of the houses
of the Legislature.
Tomorrow is the last day for legis-
lative candidates to file their campaign
expense statements. Those still behind
are Delegate Kuhio John Kekipi for
the Senate, w. T. Rawlins, F. WI
Weed, J. NJ. Poepoe and nine others for
the House.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary and Guild of st. Andrews
Cathedral Branch will be held on Mon
day afternoon, November g. at half
past two, in the Sunday school room.
A paper on Bishop Brent's Work in
the Philippines will be read by Mrs
ReStarick. III
1t is claimed that Government wharf
No 2, Honolulu, now being completed
by Contractor Whitehouse, will be the
finest wharf in the United States. The
slips are 610 feet in length and dredged
to depth of "a feet There will be a
two-story shed of fireproof construe-
ton over the wharf.
A member of the Board of Immigra-
ton is quoted as saying he believes E.
r. Stackable is now in Spain. Men
ton was made of that country as a
possible source of labor immigration
by H. P Baldwin in his letter to the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
as retiring president.
The ladies of the Ahahui Iolanl will +
serve lunch tomorrow noon at Ha- {
alelea Lawn for those who had tickets s
to the poi luncheon on Saturday and I
were unable to be served on account i
of the large crowd. Tickets are good
or pay 60c. at the gate. Covers for
one hundred
lie
Christian church, corner Alakea and ,
King streets. Services this day: Jun f
ior G. E, 9 a. m; Senior c. E., $780,
p. M; Bible school, Gas a. m. Preach
ing, II a. m, Sin" and 7:30 p. m,
God. and Man Co-workers." You are +
cordially invited to any and all SER V
vices. G. D. Edwards, pastor
John Lucas talks of converting the