The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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TAXES.
Governor Carter will retire TO the
country today for a week.
Senator E. Faxon Bishop is men
toned for the Senate presidency.
Deputy Tax Collector Green leaves
shortly for Kauai for vacation.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
at opera house on November % and "a
Miss Katydid Jones. of Washington
D. c., is the guest of Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck.
| Court Canoes No. S110, A. 0. F., reg
ular meeting this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
in San Antonio hall.
| LAM Ruttman, the six-year-old son
| of George H Ruttman. was severely
| hurt by jumping off a moving car.
! w. F. Sabin announces that the
Leader, his campaign organ, has be-
come amalgamated with the Hawaiian
Star.
Paul Bartels. of H. Hackfeld & Co,
| Ltd, goes to Hilo today and will return
with his wife and children in about two
/ weeks.
c. S. Holloway, Superintendent of
Public Works, leaves today for a va
cation of two weeks to be spent on the
Island OF Molokai
Sheriff Brown, advised by Gear and
Davis, thinks he may petition for a
recount, but has not decided upon thu
grounds of action.
Edzel Markle Rapid Transit mo.
torman, has filed petition of voIun-
| tary bankruptcy in the Federal court
His liabilities are $737.45 and assets
$29. 80.
Superintendent of Public. instruction
Rabbit leaves shortly for Molokai on
a hunting trip Mr.. Rabbit wishes to
get into perfect training for the COM
ing legislative session.
All Sam, who was gathered in by the
police as insane. has had a charge of
vagrancy registered against him. Ply
SicianS who had examined him state
that he is not SO foolish as he looks.
Letters from Madeira, whence about
600 of the Suveric's immigrants are
coming, state that enough applicants
on the island for passage to Hawaii
We're left behind to fill another steamer.
PAY YOUR TAXES AT ONCE.
George F. Thielen has sold out his
stock brokerage business to William
Williamson his partner IN the firm of
Thielen & Williamson, and will shortly
leave for the Coast to go into business
there.
The Hui Kokua a HookuOnomo ma
Oiwi Hawaii OHawaiian Relief Society,
of which Samuel Dwight is president,
is taking subscriptions from its mem>
bers for the fund to assist the band in
returning
Those taking part in the songs to
be rendered at the smoking concert OF
the symphony Society at Haalelea lawn
on Saturday evening next are request |
ed to meet for rehearsal today at 5
p. m. in room 10, Progress block
Manager Hertsche, of the Alexander
Young Hotel, states that the discussion
about moving the bar and billiard bust |
ness of the hotel from the basement to
the Promotion Committee rooms has
finally been ended by decision not to |
do so.
At meeting yesterday morning the
Hawaiian Fertilizer Co. authorized |
change in the bylaws to provide for
the reissue of stock certificates de- !
or lost. This action was taken |
relative to circumstances arising out Of |
the San Francisco fire.
The San Francisco Call of November |
5 contains long accounts of the muir |
derous assault upon Jeweler Behrend |
by two thugs, and the arrest of John |
Simpson and Louis Dabner, who are
accused of the assault. Simpson is
said to be the assumed named of u.
F. II. Siemsen'' and the San Francisco |
papers allude to him as a 'kanaka"
hailing from Honolulu.
Elizabeth Richards. the little daugh-
ter of Mrs Lizzie Richards of Punch
bowl street, was accidentally shot on
by her little four-year-old
brother who was playing with a %
caliber rifle The bullet lodged in the
lower part of her body, fnf1icting
wound. She is now being
cared for at the Queens Hospital and
good hopes for her recovery are enter
tanned
The ball to be given at the Young
Hotel Friday evening for the benefit