The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Manuel Vferra left in the Claudine for
WaiIuku to start barber shop there.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
regular meeting a 100 o'clock in Har-
mony Hall
THE Black and Gold" is the title Sc
lected for q paper to be started by
High School pupils.
officers OF the japanese training ship
Anegawa hope to secure an audience
from Queen Liliuokalani.
MI Gordohn, the Russian violinist.
will play in the Methodist church at
the service tomorrow evening.
Esther Mahaulu, supposed to be in
sane, is under arrest until an examina-
tion of her condition can be made.
The Asahf saloon on King street, kept
by a Japanese, is under investigation
for selling bogus three-srar Hennessey
brandy
Mackenzie Gordon, the tenor robusto,
who is regarded along the California
coast as a star, may visit Honolulu
this fall.
Standing committees have been elect
ed by the Commercial Club governors
E. H. Paris has been elected as club
secretary
Dr. E. r. Stitt of the Navy is re-
turning to the mainland in the Doric
from archaeological Investigations in
the Philippines and elsewhere in the
Orient.
Sato and Pom Koon, two boys who
have figured before in the police rec
ords, were arrested yesterday by De-
tective Lake and are being held for In
vestigation.
Fifty-eight voters in the Koolau dis
trict are petitioning the county fathers
to have Sam Lua appointed as police
man in place of S. w. Logan, running
for Supervisor.
Season tickets for Miss Locke's lec-
lures at the Normal School are on sale
at the Photo-Supply CO.. Single tick
cts will be sold at the door on the
evening of the lectures.
H. Lancaster, colored, of Kakaako,
who has descended about as low in the
social scale as it is possible to conceive
of, was taken in charge by the police
last night He will be tried for vag-
rancy.
The services at the Gospel Mission
on Fort street. opposite the Club Sta
bles, will be resumed this evening at
7:30. Mrs. Damon will speak on "A
String of Pearls The public is cordi-
ally invited.
Jacob Kotinsky of the Territorial
staff of entomologists has put on exhi-
bition in McInerny's WINDOW a card of
beneficial insects lately imported. They
are enemies of such pests as the horn
fly and alligator pear blight.
w. J. Dyer of the honolulu Iron
Works returned in the Doric from Ja-
pan, where he placed an order for a
twelve-roller sugar mill. Under his ca
kled advices the manufacture of the
mill is now under way at the works.
Miss Josephine c. Locke's lectures at
the Normal School will begin at 7:30
instead of s p. m. as on the tickets.
The first will be on Athens next Mon
day evening. Proceeds will be to aid
in purchasing Normal School supplies.
J. J. Morch, the pugilistic sailor, was
arrested yesterday for assault and bat
terry, his victim being a woman, Adela
Rosario. The woman is said to have
been terribly beaten. This is the sec
ond prize-fighter to be arrested for as
saults on women in the past two weeks,
Antoine Silva being up on similar
charge recently.
The ladies of Leahi Chapter No. 2, Q.
r s., will have a clearance sale of
fancy articles today in the vacant store
of the Masonic building, sale to begin
at ten a. m. These goods must be sold
and you may have them at your own
prices. Tea, sandwiches, ice cream and
cake will be served during the day, the
| proceeds to be added to the fund for
maintaining the Leahi Chapter room at
the Johnson Sanitarium.
| The executive committee of the
Oahu Young Peoples Union of Chris
tan Endeavor and Epworth Leagues
i, will meet Monday evening, October s,
at 7:30, at the parlor of the Y. M. C. A.
| The officers of the Union, the presi-
dents and delegates from the societies
forming the Union. constitute the exec
utive committee. Some important mat
| tiers will be up for consideration, and
every Christian Endeavorer and Ep-
worth Lacquer is urged to send dele
/ gates.