The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-11
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

Suits are now being prepared by the
Tax office force against all delinquent
taxpayers.
There viii De an election Of officers
in Honolulu Aerie No. 140. F. Q. E..
in x. Of P. Hall at 7:30 this even
ing
Eagles of Honolulu Aerfe No. 140
are requested 10 be in K. of P. Hall
at 40 this evening for election of Of
hcers.
Hawaii will be the name of the
yacht now building TO represent this
Territory in the Transpacific yacht
race next year.
Three applications by Chinese for
certificates of Hawaiian birth were
passed upon by Acting Governor Mott
Smith yesterday.
J. Q. Lutted is suffering from rat
bite in the thumb rat bit him
while in bed at his Manoa residence
on Monday night.
r. Jay Greene. caretaker of the Cap
itol grounds, has been assigned snug
office in the Bungalow by the Depart
ment of Public Works.
The annual business meeting of the
Ladies Society of Central Union
church viii be held at ten O'Clock
Thursday morning il the church par
lor.
There win be a special meeting OF
Hawaiian Lodge No. Il, F. and A.
NJ. at Masonic Temple this evening,
December II, at 7:3O O'Clock, for work
IN first degree.
Oliver cambridge. who is well re-
membered here, is filling the pages of
one of the cheap magazines with
startling tales of his adventures among
the Chinese Jews
The Delinquent Tax List for 1907
will be published as soon as the same
is completed.
There will be a saciable on Thurs
day evening. December II, in the par
lors of Central Union church. A spe-
cial program VIII be given. Everyone
is cordially welcome
All firms getting out calendars this
year are requested to reserve samples
for the big calendar exhibition at the
Y. N. C. A. early in January. This
will be the first exhibition of its kind
in Hawaii.
The monthly meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce viii be held at three
O'Clock this afternoon. Reports on the
subjects of submarine torpedo boats
and a revenue cutter for Hawaiian
waters will be received.
Superintendent Marston Campbell
and Assistant Superintendent C. H.
KIuegel of Public Works have inspect
etl, the new Makiki road, now within
two weeks of completion, and found
the work thus far to be satisfactory.
Tickets for the Wild West Show are
on sale at Hawaiian News Co, in the
Alexander Young building. Both re-
served stats and general admission
tickets Gin be purchased there, and
those who get them now will avoid
the rush hat is bound to occur at the
gates.
Jim Stevens. the wyoming boy
wonder who is TO take part in the
Wild West Show, while riding on
School street stopped runaway horse
owned by a Chinese laundrynan. He
rode alongside OF the galloping beast
and. grabbing the bride, brought it to
standstill.
The holiday number of the Paradise
has very attractive cover ana some
excellent pictures There is wealth
of reading matter in the fifty-eight
pages of this standard periodical,
which has come out in good time 10
get its share of the Christmas trade.
D. Lycurgus. in a letter to John A.
Palmer, describes the eruption in XII
Tauea as comprising ''one cone very
much alive with flames and frequent
blowings of gas indicating that lava
was not far behind" The writer con-
siders the Spalding baseball players lin
luck to have the present volcanic &C
tivity during their visit"
George F. Henshall, editor of the
Star, and Mrs Gertrude Henshall were
married yesterday morning at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Along, Nuuanu avenue. The bride was
the widow of the bridegroom's late
brother, w Henshall, attorney, who
was lost in the sinking Of the steam
ship Rio de Janeiro at Golden Gate.
San Francisco, six years ago. The
newly welded pair left at noon in the
steamer Kinau for Hawaii on their