The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-01
LOCAL BREvITIES.

a visitor in Honolulu.
The bathing tank at the Rapid Tran.
sit clubhouse is finished.
Mrs. W. ID. Smith gave a luncheon
on Friday IN honor of Mrs. and Mis-:
Tarn.
There was no meeting of the Board
Of Education yesterday afternoon fol
lack OF a quorum.
Two letters addressed to Lionel F
A. Hart have been advertised as un,
called. for by the postoffice.
J. o. Spencer yesterday fled a vol.
untary. petition in bankruptcy in the
United States District Court.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Parker
will take place tomorrow afternoon al
O'Clock from Kawaiahao church.
Judge Dole has returned from a va
cation spent on Kauai. and opened the
United states District Court Yesterday
morning.
Before Judge Lindsay yesterday, All
che-fa game and was sentenced to
thirty DAYS in jail.
Some large transactions, in FIVE fig
ures each, with regard TO the strip of
land on the margin of Hanapepe river,
Kauai, have been recorded.
Five japanese gamblers pleaded
guilty before Judge Andrade yesterday
morning and were fined $40 and costs
apiece. Craps was the game INDUCED
in.
Captain OtweH sent the plans for the
Hilo breakwater to Washington in the
mail OF The China. He expects toshear
from them by cable in about ). two
weeks time.
A social and entertainment win be
given for the sailors of the cruiser
Condor at the Seamen's Institute. from
to Il o. m. Ali friends of the sailors
are cordially invited to be present.
The Alexander & Baldwin calendars,
the most popular with the b1siness
men ever issued, have beepe published
for the ensuing three months and may
be had on application at their office.
E. s. Berndt. manager of w. w. Df-
nond & Co., leaves by the Manchuria
on business. Mrs. Berndt, who lefts re-
Gently with her grandfather, Captain
Won Oterendorp. will return with him.
Two licensed liquor dealers at Aiea
have been arrested for delivering liq-
nor OF the licensed premises. It is
said that a number of the local deal
ers who do not ike the construction
OF the law viii furnish the means to
make these test cases.
]. w. Brown. under arrest for a vio-
lation OF the liquor law, it being
charged that he had sold liquor with
out a license, using Joe Clark's old
stand for his blind piggery. was up
before the magistrate yesterday morn
ing. his case going over until Friday.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Ash
ley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ". c..
Ashley, TO r. S. tombstone of the In
ternal Revenue office. viii be cele-I
brated at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Pratt, 1916 Kewalo street.
IN Thursday evening. The wedding
will be a quiet one
Tax Collector Holt yesterday had
deputy at the Office of County Treas
urer Trent to collect personal taxes
from county employees as they were
paid their months salaries. A consid-
cradle number Of the members of the
their taxes in this way.
w D Adams, the new manager Of
the Hawaiian Opera House, is seeking |
10 secure Frederick Warde and his
company for season of Shakespeare
an plays He also expects to bring an
opera company here. Moreover, he
hopes TO secure the Andrew Mack
company in series of Irish plays on
November H.
DR. wadman. superintendent of Ha-
xaiian Missions Of the Methodist Epis-
sopal church, has called a session OF
he quarterly conference of First
church, this city, TO convene in the
pastors study. at 7:3e This evening.
Members Of the conference are request
d to be present as matters Of impor-
ance win be considered.
The members of the First Methodist I
Episcopal church invite their friends
q a reception given IN honor of Rev.
ma Mrs David w. Crane at the par
onage. Friday evening, October 4th.
1t the same time the guests viii have
he pleasure of meeting the Misses
yadnan, two accomplished daughters
+ Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wadman, who
rrived on the Sierra.
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