The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

District Attorney Breckons and fam
lily left for the volcano yesterday.
Anton ". c. Crop. German. was
raturaIized by Judge Dole yesterday.
T. K. Myers OF the Hawaiian Trust
Co has gone To Hawaii for rest.
Ladies Auxiliary, A 0. H. Division
No. l. viii meet this evening at O'Clock
IN c. B. Z. Han.
There will be a special meeting OF
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3. o. e s, to-
night at 100 All welcome.
The return home Of b. H Wright was
signalized by a reception TO his friends
which lasted all day Sunday
The library win close for the circu-
Iation Of books on Wednesday, July i
The reading room viii open as usual.
Ladies. why not lunch at the Y. w.
c. A? Substantial meals. pleasant
rooms. beautiful view. lowest prices.
Deputy Attorney General w. S.
Fleming and family will leave in few
days for an extended visit to old friends
in California.
Until the trains begin running there
viii be three stages per week TO Wa
daY. Wednesday and Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle went to the
Volcano yesterday to spend a few
weeks. Her sister. Mrs. Crockett, has
gone TO the Peninsula for the summer.
There is to be an installation of
officers a Excelsior Lodge this evening
and all members of the order are re
quested to attend this important meet
ing.
S. c. Dwight was given a surprise
luau by his wife on Sunday, the occa-
sion being his fiftieth birthday ami
vcrsary. About 80 relatives and friends
were present and Mr.. Dwight received
some beautiful gifts.
Kuaiwa. the Lahaina hero, doesn't
want the Carnegie medal, it is said, and
his friends have done nothing toward
meeting the request of the medal man
ageTnent for more explicit evidence OF
his heroism than what had been for
warded-
A fourth OF July entertainment viii
be given by the Y. NJ c. A. devotional
committee this evening. Ed. Towse is
to give an Illustrated lecture on travel.
the prison quartet sing freedom songs
selections.
Edwin o. Hall viii enter the firm of
z. O. Hall & Son in September.# He
was educated a Punahou and Harvard,
graduating A. B. at the latter uni
versity. He is a son of w. w. Hall,
present head of the firm, and grand
son of its founder, E. O. Hall.
All freight trains and passenger trains
scheduled TO leave Honolulu a 100 a.
m. and 1905 81. m. and arrive in Homo
lulu at 1898 a. m. and LAO p. m. will
not be run by the Oahu Railway and
Land Company ON July Excursion
trains for the boat races will leave Ho-
noiulu at 8 a m; returning, viii leave
Pearl Harbor Immediately after the
races
Nigel Jackson was arrested yesterday
afternoon for using profane language.
Nigel is alleged to have had a wordy
alteration with some one who was try
ing to collect rent from him. Nigel is
alleged to have said, in somewhat i'm
polite language, that he preferred to
attend to such business at the office of
the landlord, rather than have an
agent cali upon him.
The Research Club has caught prize
in DR.. Nicholas Russell, who has con-
scented to address the organization on
the evening of July upon the subject
of the Russian peasantry. The address
will be delivered at the residence of
w. A Bowen. on Kewalo street, and
should draw a very large crowd. DR..
Russell is eminently fitted to talk on
this topic and what he says should be
of the greatest interest The talk will
begin at 7:3O in the evening.
Seven income tax appeals TO come be-
fore the court when it reconvenes
Thursday are as follows: Rapid Tran
sit Co, returned nothing, assessed SIG
400. So; James b Castle. returned moth
ing. assessed $1O6 1857; Union Mill Co,
returned s4971.72, assessed $48. 1925;
Laupa hoehoe Sugar Co. returned S27,-
1910. assessed s145,03112; McBryde
Sugar Co, returned $50, 1887. assessed
500. 558 80: Hamakua Mill Co, returned
S94. T9l. O6. assessed S179. BATS; Waiakea
Mil Co, returned $50, S02.65, assessed
S117,030.14