The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

\. F. Judd and family returned from
Hawaii yesterday.
Manager Pullar of Honomu planta-
ton is in the city.
r. A Lyman, Sr., of Hilo came down
on the Kinau yesterday.
T. J. Ryan, late deputy treasurer OF
Hawaii county, is in the city.
Hon. Cecil Brown was a returning
passenger on the Kinau yesterday.
r. W. Single, A. F. Judd and John
A. Mcclure returned yesterday by the
kinau.
Attorney Robbins B. Anderson re-
turned from the mainland in the Man
churia.
Mrs. ]. T. Wayson and daughter
were arrivals from Hawaii on the XII
nau yesterday.
The japanese school on Nuuanu
avenue will add classes in college
studies TO its curriculum.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81, A. A. of
NJ. & P, will meet in Odd Fellows
building at o'clock this evening.
w. 6. Terry, a coffee planter on Ha-
wall, and R. A Lyman Sr., of Hilo,
were arrivals by the Kinau yesterday.
The law partnership of Magoon &
Lightfoot is dissolved. J. Lghtfoot
will open an Office in the MoCandless
building.
George Roenitz, formerly Office dep
uty of the United States MaEshal, re-
turned in the Manchuria after a long
absence.
r. w. Single, who has been<look-
ing after the interests of the I19waiian
Mahogany Co. at the volcano. Returned
yesterday.
J. T. Moir and wife are in ting city,
Mr.. Moir is manager of Onomea~sugar
Co.. one of the largest on the island
of Hawaii.
Plaintiff in the suit of Lowrie V.
Baldwin and others will probably ask
to be allowed to file an amended COM
plant in the case.
c. ]. Day will have charge of the
services today at Oahu Prison and
Miss Florence Yarrow win give short
address and have charge of the music. |
K. Tanikosha, who is a graduate of
an American law college, will speak
this evening at the japanese theater |
co and Vancouver.
Mrs. ]. Abadie is recovering from
a severe attack of appendicitis, hav' |
ing undergone an operation therefor
by Drs. Herbert and Walters at the |
johnson sanitarium.
There will be speechmaking by Jap |
anese orators at the japanese theater |
in Aala lane tonight in celebration OF
the Emperors birthday. There will /
be singing by Geisha girls.
]. T. McCrosson will return by the |
Alameda on Wednesday toHSan Fran
cisco. He will join Col. q. W. Mac
farlane there and the two will go TO
London TO float Hamakua Ditch bonds
High Sheriff Henry has caught All
Tai. another of the "67 others" gam
blers. All Tai and Ching Tai are said I
TO have been the ringleaders OF the
gamblers and were sentenced to terms
in Jail.
Deputy Attorney General Whitney
goes to Kauai this week to attend the
Circuit Court. Among other cases 10
come up is that Of Enoch Lowell
charged with killing a japanese pris-
oner.
News was received yesterday of the
death of Mrs Annie Dole Titcomb In
Alameda, Cal Mrs. Titcomb visited
her granddaughter, Mrs. Edgar wal
ker. in 1905, and has many trlends
in Honolulu. w. s. Ward of Olaa is
her grandson.
T. n. S. Williams was among those
assisting at the institution of the Scot
tish Rite grand lodge of masons the
other night. He acted as grand sec
cretarv. Mr.. Williams is not BOW Chief
engineer of the Puunene@min having
resigned that position 10 cseome man
ager of the Kahului railroad.
DR.. Marques, Consul for France, has
inst received some of the 1nternatlon
al stamp coupons recently authorized
bv the postal convention al Rome.
These coupons can be bought any
where and used in exchange loF
stamps in any country which is
party to the agreement. They VIII
soon be on sale at the Honolulu post
office.