The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
DANG At the Young tonight.


The Cleaners Will meet at Mrs. ].
A. Hopper's at O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon.
S. Bisinger has left the establishment
Of H. HackfeId & Co, Ltd, to become
bookkeeper at Naalehu plantation.
Deputy Attorney General Whiting
has gone TO Hilo to prosecute criminal
cases and win be absent ten days.
The young people of the Kakaako
Mission win give concert and enter
Etainment this evening al us O'Clock.
There will be nominations for office
at the meeting OK Honolulu Aerie 40.
F. o. E, in K. of P. hall at 7:30 this
evening.
The United States inspectors of
steam vessels are located in room ?,
Brewer building. Office hours to 4,
Saturdays. 9 to u.
Tenders will soon be called for, by
the superintendent of Public Works,
to build the projected schooIhouses at
Waianae and Wahiawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chalmers desire
70 thank those friends who sent flow
ers and expressions of sympathy in
their recent bereavement.
In the police court, the charge of fast
and furious driving against ]. A.
Mcleod does not include the running
over a Chinaman. For that alleged
offense Mr.. Thompson will be up.
Herbert R. Thompson. formerly of
the British civil service and Iatterly
employed by an English cable con-
struction company, has taken a posi-
ton with McBryde Plantation Co. at
EIeele
Rebekah dance at the Young on the
9th.
Judge Dole, chairman of the Nc
Kinley Memorial Committee, is quoted
as being not averse to applying the
fund to the erection of a Juvenile
Court dedicated to the memory of the
martyred President.
Mrs n. C. Gibson of Columbus. O..
has announced the engagement of her
daughter Mary to Mr.. Earl Grant.
The Gibsons are friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond c. Brown and visited
Honolulu a year ago.
The U. S. Attorney General has ap-
proved of the condemnation of the
Queen Emma property at Pearl Harbor
a suit against Miss Peabody and 9TH
ers. the condemnation price being
$50, 200.
A gift day entertainment will be
given at the Susannah Wesley Home.
1444 King street, on Friday evening
of this week from 1880 to 10. All are
most cordially invited to come Any
gifts of money, food. clothing, or any
articles of usefulness, will be thank
fully received.
j. NJ. Keanu has been promoted, on
the recommendation of Captain J. F.
Carter. L. s. N, from messenger at
the Honolulu naval station to be
lighthouse keeper at Kalaupapa. He
left yesterday for his post. Mr.. Keanu
is succeeded at the naval station by
VIM. Keli, a 1906 Kamehameha boy.
There viii be a mass meeting in
Central Union church Sunday night,
December Sth, a the regular church
service hour 1870. The object of the
special meeting will be to present the
work of the Young Mems Christian
Association. It win be a mems meet
ing, though women will be admitted
as usual.
Criminal prosecutions may result
from the discovery that the collapsed
Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co.'S
officers or employees collected dues up
to November 10. while notices of the
bad condition of the concern had been
sent out early in October. Salaries
were paid, including one raised since
September, up to Saturday before last.
A request has. been received by the
postmaster of Hilo from the Treasury
Department for information relative
to the need of a Federal building in
Hilo The postmaster of Honolulu re-
ceived a similar request with refer
ence to Federal building in Homo
lulu about nine years ago. A site has
lately been selected for the Honolulu
structure.
Emil A. Berndt. manager of W. w.
Dimond & Co., was impressed, on his
late visit to the Coast. with the rapid
progress made in rebuilding san Fran
CISCO Hoving been there just after
the fire and twice since. each of the
last two times it seemed to him as
if a new city had sprung up. Los
Angeles also appears to be making it
self over and over. gain.
TRY a German coffee cake. Made