The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

VIM. Mckay, Jr., and wife of Hilo
sare in the city.
Ell. Cant, manager Hawaiian Ma
Shogany Lumber Co., arrived by the
aKinau.
Mrs. Albert Horner. Mrs. John Ross
and Mrs. C. McLennan of Hawaii are
i here for a week.
Lecture by Miss Krout, subject Lew
wallace" at Engleside, November H.
Is p. m. Tickets soc.
r. H. Trent and ]. T. Moir are two
of the candidates who will travel the
hot sands of the Shriners' desert next
Saturday.
According to letters received from
the st. Louis boys in Japan, some OF
them are thinking of extending their
\ trip to China.
Joseph Kekuku formally adopted
Charles and Harriet Kamauoha, his
grandchildren. orphans, In the Circuit
Court yesterday.
A milk thief is abroad in the Makiki
district. He comes around early in the
&norning and takes the milk left at the
Apors by the earlier milkman.
ID The Capitol is to be renovated to
ssthe extent of having some window
asa she's painted and some ceilings done
sver1 and some other repairs made.
A trifle over a mile of the new road
from the Volcano road to the Crater Oh
Kilauea has been completed. accordlng
4 to a letter received by High Sherln
Henry yesterday.
The sugar crop for these islands for
#the wear 1907 was 440017 tons. the
Mlargest ever harvested in these is
Hands. The next largest was that OF
<19OS, 1891 tons.
Prince Kuhio left Friday afternoon
flor the leper settlement on Moiokal.
#President Pinkham refuses to say
whether or not he was given permit
*to enter the settlement.
Il Henry Murgotten, who was conduct
ing a paper on board man-ot-War
that visited Honolulu, is now business
manager OF The Tattler. weekly pa
nper of general gossip lately started at
&San Jose, Cal.
Thomson & Clemens have been re-
4ained as counsel for John Wynne, the
Shaver of A. F. McKinnon. 1t is I'M
aerstood that the Sailors Union OF the
#Pacific Coast has furnished the money
TO conduct his defense.
The postal regulations regarding let
Mers mailed at the vessel were enforced
a At the Hongkong Maru yesterday
Arnn1uing. No letters were accepted OF
Mal1oAred To go on the steamer except
lxzhose in>stamped envelopes.
Aating Governor E. A. Mott-Smltn
4hads an official call at the Brltlsh
MConsulate yesterday morning, on the
koccasion of the birthday of King I'D
ward VII. The Acting British Con-
Esul will return the call on Monday
Emorning.
" Charles r. Bishop has written let
Nter TO s. NJ. Damon describing tht
Financial situation on the MAINLAND
he attributes the trouble to the dis
Nposition of the American people u
Eforce into five years the development
THAI should be spread over ten.
marty of four tourists who wen
Hto the volcano by the last hlnau 70
flost in the forest surrounding III
Ecrater. Search parties were sent aIte
#them and they were returned 10 III
volcano House at 3 O'Clock IN III
hmorning, twelve hours after they ma
Mleft
The National Guard of Hawaii ma
Eleased for five years the land on Whle
1.-THE rifle range and targets maKal .
AEAla Moana are situated. The tease
Skfrom the Bishop Estate. The fund
1 #xiu come out of the Federal appro
M priation for the maintenance or u
National Guard.
president Pinkham has received
hsiter from a man in England saSlll
kthat he has been solicited Tor 1uno
flor F7e relief of the lepers here. He
Ia little skeptical about 1t and write
Ito find out. 1t would seem as thous
1.-THE innocent Hawaiian diversion Q
ksoliciting funds for the repair
fchurches that were never built ma
reached England.