The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-01
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR TAI

REIOENS.
This afternoon from ? to is ladies
day at the Hotel Baths
Business meeting Of Honolulu Scot
fish Thistle Club this evening in its
rooms in the Oregon block
The Y NJ c. A Camera Club viii
men interested in photography are in
vited.
Today and tomorrow, last days for
specials in ehildren's wash dresses,
silk eolienne, albatross and wash belts
at Sachs
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the Catholic convent at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
There viii be meeting Of the Junior
Auxiliary of ST. Andrews cathedral at
$50 this afternoon at the Sunday
school room.
Governor Carter works at home on
his message to the Legislature. as
when at the Capitol he can not es.
cape interruption.
The freshman class at Oahu College
will give a dance in Pauahi hall,
tonight at p. m. Ali former Punahou
students are cordially wanted.
The Honolulu japanese on the Ala
media, who were detained at san Fran
cisco, are said TO have been released
by direct order of the President.
There was q steady run though not
crush of taxpayers at the tax once
wickets yesterday, fling property and
income tax returns. It was the last
day for the purpose
A number of prominent business men
are to be initiated into the mysteries OF
Elkdom this evening. As this is the
first initiation in the new hall, large
attendance is expected
Polynesian Encampment No. ], l. O.
O. F.. meets this evening with work in
the Royal Purple degree. Six candi-
dates are to be initiated and ali MEM
pers are urged TO be present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board Of supervisors OF the Free kim
dergarten and Children's Aid Associa-
ton will be held this morning at s-So
in the rooms of the Y. W. c. A
Governor Carter received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Washington
Yesterday. signed by Delegate kalanl-
anaole: Two hundred thousand dol
lars Hawaii Notifications passed Sen
ate now In conference
The latest Examiner story from Ho-
noilIu is an alleged rumor that Queen
I.iliuokalani is engaged 10 marry the
Tahftian prince from whom she has
for some time been awaiting visit on
his way home from tour OF the worio
Kirk B Porter, who returned by the
Claudine. gives enthusiastic descrip-
lions of the rising lava in Halemau-
! mau. which corroborate the accounts
of other observers during the week.
BY sunday night the rise had been
POO feet Fountains and cascades oil
lava made a sublime spectacle
Bulletins of the Peruvian govern
rnent's sugar experiment station, con-
Quoted by Thomas f. Sedgwlck, nave
been received by Emil &. Berndt- They
are in Spanish and signed by Mr.
Sedgwick, formerly attached success
sfvely TO Kamehameha schools and TIE
L {. experiment station IN Honolulu
Moses Pokii, patient at the Lunalilo
Home, was picked up by the police yes
terday and booked as a drunk Anoth-
er who had fallen by the wayside and
gone 10 sleep in the fshmarket, VIM
Kealii, was also taken to the station
and made comfortable. Sharing their
quarters last night was Keala, a boy
who ran away from home SO often that
his father wants him placed in the Re
form school.
H NJ. Allen OF Los Angeles has writ
/ ten To, any Methodist pastor" in Ho'
noluIu. saying: Dear Sir:-I look fol
/ a great destructive eruption of kilau
ca. and think that it win take place II
February. Give this TO the press tina
the people may be warned" The let
/ ter was delivered TO Pastor Wadmal
but does not dissuade him of his pre-
! vious intention to leave today for
/ visit TO Kiauea crater
Attorney General Peters awaits
4 reply from Washington to a request ~
made for some attorney in the Depart
/ rnent of Justice TO put his name upol
the Territory's briefs in pending case
| before the Supreme Court Betweel
S3e. coo and $4,000 is involved IN IN
| Territorial cases One is an appea
| from the Hawaiian Supreme Court
decision against the claim of the Amer
! 5ran Board of Missions for $4,000 N
dennirv under the Lahainaluna Eehoo
contract.