The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Honolulu Times for October Will be
issued this morning.
The Missionary Cleaners viii meet
this afternoon at three o'clock at Mrs
D. l. Withington's. Prospect street.
A fun attendance is requested.
Among the features of the Paradise
OF the Pacific for September are views
OF Hon w. G. Twins residence at
Waikiki and a scene in Lahaina.
Mrs. c. w. Maefarlane, of this clty,k
left on the Siberia for New Z rk,
where she viii spend some four or 1--we
months, visiting her daughters in that
city.
Louis sehweitzer, formerly secretary
Of the Honolulu Brewing & Mailing
Co., arrived from the mainland in the
5 5. Sierra to spend a couple of
weeks.
j. Francis Child, the manager of the
grocery department of Thep. H. Davies
& Co, returned on the Sierra, ACCOM-
panied by his bride, formerly Miss
Noble.
Deaths from contagious disease in
the district Of Honolulu for the fifteen
days ended September Is We're three
from tuberculosis and one from typhoid
fever.
The Territorial grand jury meets this
morning to continue its work 1t is ex-
pected that the Lionel Hart case will
be among the first matters to be dealt
with.
A party composed of C. Glowen,
Charles Hartwell, Mr.. HobsoA and
Fred. l. Waldron left yesterday for
two weeks hunting trip in thawilds
Of Molokai.
There was very heavy rain yester-
day morning and again in the after
noon in the Waikiki section. AT Kali
muki the Rapid Transit Co. had men
out keeping the tracks cleared of wash
mud
The Harvest Home auction conduct
ed by the Salvation Army last night
reaped a considerable harvest for the
corps, the goods donated for the sale
going off rapidly and at satisfactory
prices.
1t is reported that Chairman Hustace
of the Board of Supervisors has stated
that he is prepared to support A. NJ.
Brown as police court prosecutor if the
business interests of the town show
that he is wanted in that position.
This evening from 1880 to $50. the
local German colony will entertain the
officers and crew of the S. M. S. Con-
dor. The entertainment will be held in
the school rooms in rear of church on
Beretania avenue. All Germans are
cordially invited.
Deputy u. s. Marshal Winter left
yesterday for I1ahaina, where he viii
serve papers on William White in in
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings
brought against him by II. Hackfeld
& Co. Winter will return by the
Claudine, on Thursday.
The Reverend w. NJ Kalaiwaa, a
member of the Hawaii Board of SUI
pervisors, has been requested to drop
his title by the Ministerial Association
| of that island. Tt is stated that
| charges of drunkenness have beer
made against Kalaiwaa-
Among the freight brought down on
the last trip of the Sierra was guam
tity of machinery for the recently or
g
here The kiln is to be erected in Iwi-
lei, close to the u. s. Quartermaster's
Icorrals, limestone to be shipped in from
lWaianae.
Rev. David w. Crane, the new pas
tor, will be in charge of the service
this evening at the Methodist church
Mr.. Wadman will give an address de-
scriptive of his recent trip to the main
land, referring to the Honolulu people
he met en- route. A full attendance is
earnestly requested.
| A deed has been recorded from Rich
ard III. Trent, trustee, to Archibald s
Cleghorn, of property on Nuuanu
avenue for $4,000. The lease by Hama
kua Ditch Co.. Ltd, to Honokaa sugar
co. and others of three reservoirs
bitches, etc, for thirty years at sSooe
a year, is also recorded.
i. Captain Albert and the other officers
of the German cruiser Condor paid al
official call upon Governor F'rear yes
terday morning. The Governor wa!
accompanied by his military stan
headed by Adjutant Jones. during tn
reception in the Robins Egg Blu
chamber. while the band played out