The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

I Queen Liliuokalani returned from a
visit TO Lahaina yesterday.
A w. Carter returned by the Kinau
yesterday from the Parker ranch
Charlie Hall of NJ Phillips & Co. re-
turned from Hawaii on the Kinau.
Rev. s. Tinoteo and wife were ar
irving passengers yesterday by the
Kinau.
L. e. Pinkham returned from a visit
to, the other islands ON the KHAN yes
terday.
Theodore Richards will lead the SER
vice at Oahu. Prison today at IL
O'Clock.
Wal1ach is said to be about to make
tour of the islands in the interest of
the Home Rule party-and Wallach.
Mrs. Doris e. Paris takes a weeks
vacation. Her Office will be closed all
this week. She will resume practise on
Monday, October Z.
Rev. stephen L. Desha, the silver
tongued orator of Hilo, and pastor of
yesterday. accompanied by his wife.
The Chinese Of Hanapepe, Kauai.
dedicate a new church and school
building today. Revs. E. W. Thwing
and z. w. Damon of Honolulu assist
in the ceremonies.
It is said that proceedings win be
brought to Dust A NJ. Brown from
acting. as deputy for the County At
torney after the Board of Supervisors
rad refused to confirm him.
The marines at the Naval Station
were surprised by the bugle call for
FIRE yesterday morning The call was
sounded for fire drill and was respond
ed to promptly.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health has returned from Waimea,
Hawaii, where he went to select a site
for the home for boys who are the
non-leprous children Of lepers.
The public is invited to visit the
German cruiser Condor, now In port,
this afternoon. The men of the vessel
win march in procession to attend
services at the German Lutheran
church in the forenoon
When the lids were lifted from the
watts in which the cable is kept which
the Restorer has taken with her on her
mission Of repairs. great quantities OF
mosquitoes were found in the water
with which the watts are filed.
Charles It. Motley. president of the
Home Rule party, is quoted as saying
that a mass meeting viii be called to
urge on Governor Frear and the Boardf
Of Health that they permit Wallach
TO try his cures on a given number Of
lepers.
Eleanor MacLennan Rivenburgh. a
graduate from Herr Genss' musical |
school, has opened a studio in the
Young Hotel, where students can be
prepared TO enter the advanced classes
If the California Conservatory of /
music
Col. Macfarlane, who has been con-
fined to his residence at Waikiki for
the past three weeks with rather
severe illness, viii be unable TO sail on
the steamer China today. but will take
the steamer Manchuria next week
probably.
Bev. David w. Crane, the new pastor
~ the Methodist church, win occupy
The >nuluit today, both morning and
evening Rev. j. w. Wadman, the SUI
DST1ntSIQ61l, VIII hS PANSSA~ |
troduce DR.. Crane. The public is cor
italy invited.
The delinquent taxpayers who are
IN the county payrolls are beginning
10 nav up A large number of the
members of the police and fire depart
,,ents and others are sending in their
5ve-spots. Tax Collector Holt says he
.xpects 10 have the matter cleared up
1uring the coming week.
The Daughters of Hawaii have ap-
,lied TO superintendent Holloway forI
he designation of a suitable site Tor
he erection of a tablet commemora-
ing the Battle of Nuuanu. in which
mehaneha the Great defeated the
King Of Oahu and completed the con-
luest of the group. +
A horse driven by japanese was
r;ehtaned bv an automobile on King
,treet. near Desha lane. yesterday. The
wagon the horse was drawintg collided
vith the car and the Japanese was
sro.rn out and his arm broken He
vas taken TO the hospital by the po-
ice The horse ran away, but was
.-opped near the Oahu station
conan riding in the vehicle escaped
lnhurt. f
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