The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-15
LOCAL BREVITTES.

rational spring day Will be held =
this afternoon. at 800 O'Clock, at z
Governor a. s. Cleghorn's.
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Pay your taxes now.
Orpheum tonight.
Henrietta this evening at the Or
pheun1.
Princess Of Patches at the matinee
next Saturday. Seats now on sale.
Court Lunalilo No. $500 of the An
Gent Order Of Foresters, meets this
evening in new K. Of P. Hall.
K. Wakabayashi, the junior editor
of the Jiju Shimbun, goes to New
York shortly to study English.
L. S. Commissioner George A. Davis
left last night for Hawaii on a vaca-
ton trip. He expects to return in about
two weeks.
The tax office was besieged all day
by people anxious to pay their taxes
before the 10 per cent. should be added
for delinquency.
Axel William Hansen, sailor, de-
clared his intention of becoming cit
izen of the United States, yesterday
in the Federal Court.
From what some of the congressman
say, there is a good chance that next
session money will be appropriated for
lighthouse on Kauai.
Division No of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians will hold their regular
meeting this evening, at o'clock, in
c. B. L. Hall, Fort street.
The Honolulu Iron Works haveFthe
contract for about $4,000 worth of cast
iron pipe for the water system at~the
Molokai Settlement. This firm put in
the only bid.
Captain Tullett of the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Co. made the trip
to Kauai with the Congressional party
and explained some of the needs in
the way of lighthouses.
A baby girl was found yesterday
| morning in Thomas Square and taken
| to the police station. Later in the day
| the mother called for the child, which
| had strayed from home.
| This is the regular meeting night OF
| Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, Z. 5
| " Y. All visiting comrades in the
| city are cordially invited to attend
Meeting in Waverley Hall.
| Among the passengers. on the trans
/ port Logan was DR.. j. S. Shand, vet
| Urinary surgeon in the Quartermas-
| ter,s Department. He formerly work
/ ed for the Rapid Transit Co, in this
city.
| Local attorneys will be interested tc
/ hear more details of the Lahainaluna
case which was decided by the U. S
| Supreme Court Monday. They are IN
| certain whether the case is finally set
tied yet or not.
The vestry and guild of st, Clements
| church will give a reception to the
| Rev. and Mrs. w. Fl. Bliss at the
| parish house, Makiki street, on Thurs
day evening, May 16, at p. m. Inc
| congregation and friends of st. Glenn
ent's church are cordially invited.
For the accommodation of the public
the Tax ONCE will keep open from
a. IN. until $50 p. m. on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday for the purpose o.
receiving property, income and specific
taxes.
! Deputy U. s. Marshal Temple lief
/ for Hawaii on the Kinau YESTERDAY
morning. He is after japanese Wh'
is alleged to have committed the1t'
on the Claudine when she was OUTSIDE
i of the three-mile limit, thus becom
ing subject to the Federal and no
the Territorial courts
The Ladies Musical Club VIII g1V'
their final program tomorrow evening
at the residence of Mrs. Theo. Rlch
ards This being the last of a success
full season, the ladies have decided U
make it an open meeting, which mean
thar each member of the club may IN
wife four guests. The club has been
source of pleasure to many of It's mem
hers. While assuming no special pre-
tensions. it seeks to inspire incentlv
TO the study of music, and a desire TO
, that of a higher order.
one-haIf of the property and incom
) taxes, and the tax on dogs, bicycles
: automobiles, wagons, carts, carriage
and other vehicles are due and payabl
now, and will become delinquent on tn
| 18th inst. A penalty of 10 per cen
will be added to all such taxes remain
ing unpaid after today.