The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss T. Scott of Hilo arrived in the
Kinau
The Federal court win sit at $50
Monday morning.
Ernest, son of Col. s Parker. ar
rived from Hawaii yesterday.
Mrs. Albert waterhouse has passed
examination as an automobile chauf-
feur
4 meeting OF the Democratic County
Committee viii be held Monday even
ing.
% B. Murdoch, auditor of Alexander
& Baldwins plantations, arrived in the
Kinau.
Enjoy the day by having lunch at
Waikiki Inn and enjoying swim in
the ocean.
Water will be turned into the Ha-
makua ditch next Monday, for a por-
ton of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Rigdon and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Bingham have return
ed to town from the Volcano trip.
Taxpayers who wish to keep their
names out of the delinquent tax list
had better pay up before January !,
1907.
1t is reported that the old Castle &
Cooke building, at King and Bethel
streets. has been leased to a Chinese
firm.
Mrs. E. Madden and Miss Violet
Madden, wife and daughter of the man
ager of Kukaiau plantation. arrived in
the Kinau.
The delinquent tax list will be pub
lished after January L, 1907. There is
yet time in which TO keep your name
out of such list.
There is talk of caucus of Oahu
members of the Legislature sto con-
slider what measures ought to be taken
up a the session.
The Honolulu Elks will open their
new clubrooms in the Dimond building
on New Years morning. A house
warming may be given at a later date.
The Sunday schools of the Episcopal
church in Honolulu will meet In ST. |
cathedral at 8 o'clock this
afteronon for their annual Christmas
service.
A commission has been issued from |
Judge Robinson to the U. S. District
Court of the Southern District of New
York to take the testimony of Mr.. and
Mrs C. w. Chaplin and VIM. E. Ward
IN the damage suits of Weldon vs.
Chaplin.
DIR. Sylyester's subject of sermon at
Central Union church this morning
will be THE Supreme Thing in Life for
.kich the Church Stands" and this
vening 1.-The Magnitude of a Single
)ffense.' Members of the legal Pro-
ession are especially invited to hear
he evening discourse. II
The concert at Kawaiahao church
or the benefit of Kakaako mission
hapel was successful. Especially good
Fas quartet composed of Mr.. and
drs. Kaleikau and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickey, with fine guitar playing by
FRS. Kaleikau, also the performance
f the Hawaiian club led by Sam Mai
GA. E. K. Lilikalani managed the
vent with ability.
The Seamen's Institute is going to
ccupy the Sailors Home building and
s manager, Mr.. Everton, conduct both
lstitutions. Papers will be signed on
ionday at meeting of the trustees of
he Sailors Home. This is a good I
love for the institute, giving it a per- !
lament home, as well as a solution OF
ne vexed problem of what to do with 4
he home, which has lost most of IFS
ause OF being from the driving out
{ sailing vessels by steamships.
County employees in considerable
lumber went away sorrowful from the
uditor's office yesterday because they
,uld not obtain warrants for their De-
smber wages as was recommended
ley should by Supervisor Lucas at
st board meeting. Territorial Au-
tor Fisher and County Attorney
outhitt advised County Auditor Bick-
ell against paying off yesterday. on
count of possible danger of getting
mself into trouble in case of cred
ors' garnishee processes