The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
FILE YOUR PROPERTY AND IN
COME TAX RETURNS NOW.

COME TAX RETURNS NOW.
Major Hart, recently of Honolulu. Is
now in Cuba
A shortage of Irish potatoes is re-
ported in town
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P.
meets this evening in Harmony hall,
on King street.
The trial jurors in Judge De Bolts
court are requested TO be in attendance
on Monday at 10 a. m.
Waterfront Police officers Larsen
and Mulleitner. viii, on Feb. 1, be sue
ceeded ~ A. l. Reeves.
Robert Pause, Jr., of Milwaukee, rep
resenting the Pabst Brewing Co., is
in the city en- route to the Orient.
One of the letters delivered as dam
aged in wreck" to Secretary Atkinson
yesterday was quite half burnedgaway.
Eddie Blake. a blacksmith graduate
of Kamehameha school fof boys. in
tends leaving for the mainland to pur-
sue his trade.
A wireless message yesterday said
the lava continued TO rise in Halemau-
mau and that the lake at the bottom
was very active.
Unless word comes early today that
any of the lava flows is still doing
business there will be no excursion to
the volcano seaboard.
1t is said that the liquor men are
somewhat at SKIES and sevens as to
some of the provisions that should go
into a new license law.
Sam Johnson is reported to have been
offered a good position by a corpora
ton on Maui, to take which he may
resign the office of Honolulu road SUI
pervisor.
Go to Haleiwa tomorrow and enter
in the gold tournament. 1t will be a
pleasant ride and you viii have a
chance to get your name on the silver
cup-if you are lucky.
Possibly the Yokohama Specie Bank
branch, instead of building for itself,
will find quarters in the progress block
just purchased by Japan for con-
sulate and consular residence.
The Emperor's birthday will be cele-
brated on Sunday at IL a. m. in the
German church and from to p. m.
in the German school. All Germans
are cordially invited. No evening SER
vice.
Governor Carter is quoted as strongly
opposed TO any liquor license law ex-
Guiding aliens from the business, but
uncertain if he should veto an other
wise good bill containing such a provi-
sion.
Marshal Hendry left for Hilo yester-
day to round UP witnesses in cases to
be tried at the Federal court term in
that town next week. One case is that
of Aino Y. Yoshida, accused of selling
his wife for $3.50.
Two bicyclists narrowly escaped be-
ing run down yesterday by an auto
bearing a license number higher than
any issued here. They We're on King
street when the man carelessly and
furiously turned out of Bishop street.
Kaiser's Geburtstag wird am Sonn-
tag Vormittags UNI II Uhr in der
deutschen Kirche und Nachmittags Won
3 bis Uhr in der deutschen Schulz
gefeiert. ALE Deutsche sind hierzu
herzlich eingeladen. Am Abend klein
Gottesdienst
F. w. Hebron of Honolulu is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bailey, Jr. Mr..
Hebron has long been a wealthy resi-
dent of Hawaii and may decide to en-
gage in business in Los Angeles and
bring his family to that city.-Los
Angeles Times.
In his estimates Governor Carter al
lows the Attorney Generals Depart
ment S61. 800 for the next biennial
period Of this s33, 500 is for salaries
In the current expenses there is an
item of $4,000 for expenses of appeal
to the United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Turner,
accompanied by the iatter's sister, Mrs.
Lucia Burnett, sailed on Saturday for
Honolulu, where they expect to pass
several months. While they are abb
sent, Mrs. Charles wellington Rand
will occupy their home on West Wash
ington street.-Los Angeles Times.
There was an informal gathering at
Kamehameha schools yesterday of the
trustees of the B. P. Bishop estate and
the c. r. Bishop trust, together with
the faculty of the schools. in recogni-
ton of its being the eighty-fifth birth
day of Hon. c. r. Bishop. Mr.. Bishop
established the Bishop Museum as a
memorial to his late wife, the founder
of the Kamehameha schools, and plac-
ed $500 900 of real and personal property
in trust for various religious and be-
nevolent objects.