The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Rival Queens" Hawaiian opera
House tonight.
Canoes Circle No. $40, c. o. F.. will
meet in san Antonio hall this Thurs
day evening at T:30.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /. l. o.
Q. F, will meet in Odd Fellows han
this Thursday evening at 7:3o.
The Honolulu Times for October
came out yesterday with an entertain
ing and edifying bill of contents.
Among the arrivals yesterday morn,
ing from Kauai by the Mikahala was
A Haneberg of H. Hackfeld & Co.
Mrs. j. w. Yarndley has been wait
ing for adviees from the East and is
now booked for the Hilonian, sailing
October 8.
Admiral Very has written to Gov,
ernor Frear a letter of thanks for the
use of the Territorial wharf during the
stay Of the cruiser fleet.
Besides the ladies heretofore men
toned, Miss Mary Alexander and Mrs
Clarence Ashford have tickets to give
out for Miss Krout's lectures.
There viii be a special meeting IF
Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, F. & a. NJ
tonight for the election of a represen-
tative and work in the third degree.
Davies & Company yesterday sent a
check for sos to Secretary Mott-Smith
for the Children's Hospital fund. The
money had been sent by contributor
through them.
No. lin
Fellows hall this evening, given by the
ladies of Pacific Rebekah lodge. Those
who attend will have a good time and
go home we'll pleased.
A deed has been recorded from Con-
salves & Co. Ltd, to NJ. B. Fernandez,
of half interest in r. P. 1923, Kapaia,
Kauai, interest in merchandise, fix
lures. etc, in Kapaia store, and horses,
wagons, etc, for $1,000.
Judge S. B. Dole of Honolulu and
Judge c. s. Dole of Kappa have been
guests at Kekupua for a few days but
have now gone up to Halemanu. A.
H. Rice accompanied them mauka in
order to join them in the Kalalau ex-
pedition.-Garden Island.
Bishop H B. Restarick, who depart
ed on the Siberia for the East win
represent the Civic Federation at the
Mohouk Conference. He will speak
especially upon the social and political
conditi,n of the Hawaiians which is a
subject with which he is thoroughly
familiar.
Albert H S. Chuck, brother Of
Mr.. Chuck Hoy of w. w. Ahana &
Co., who is a graduate of Oahu Col
lege in the class of 1906, has been adj
mitted to Leland Stanford Junior uni
versity with credits to spare. Mr..
Chuck is one of Honolulu's most prom
Using young Chinese students.
Governor Frear has written a letter
to DR. Bracket of San Francisco
thanking him for his hospitality to the
members of the National Guard team
that went to the National marksman>
ship contest. DR.. Bracket was a visi-
tor in Honolulu and went up on the
same steamer as the team.
one of the recently arrived Spanish
immigrants called at the Capitol yes
terday with an interpreter to inquire
about the means to secure government
land He is a stone mason by trade
but says that in his youth he was
vineyardist, and he thinks conditions
here for viticulture better than any
thing he knew in Spain.
Sam Mahelona, who has been assist
ant cashier at the Lihue branch of the
Bank of Hawaii for the last two years.
will leave shortly for Honolulu where
he has accepted a position with the
First National He will be greatly
missed among the boys as good
player at the alley and fine fellow
all round.-Garden Island.
The japanese entertainment to be
given at the Orpheum on Friday night
will give Honolulans an opportunity OF
seeing a number of clever Japanese
amateur dramatists in sketches from
well known Japanese plays, the ex-
planatorv notes on which on the pro-
grams enabling the Americans in the
audience to follow the play and gain
an idea of the Japanese methods OF
nortraying the various emotions. In
addition there will be a number of Sc
lections rendered by some of the best
American musicians of the city as wen
as some japanese historical tableaux.
Tickets for the entertainment, which
is being given for charity, are to be
had at the Bergstrom Music Cos store