The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-11
LOCAL BREVITTES.
Property, income and specific taxes
are due and payable now.

Matinee today at the Orpheum.
A. ". seabury has gone to Maui for
trip.
Look out for The Referee today
you'll want 1T.
The Willard Browns will not leave
for the Coast today.
Regular meeting of William McKin-
ley Lodge. K. Of p, N new hall, corner
of Beretdnia avenue and Fort street
THE Plunger'' tonight at the Or
pheum. 4 few good seats left. Secure
them at once. Office open after 10 a. m.
The assessment books for 1907 are
now open for inspection TO the several
taxpayers.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Poultry Association will be held on
Tuesday night at the government
nursery.
Supt., Rabbit has received directions
to proceed with the plans for rye new
Honolulu High School. The building
is to cost $4,000.
Walter G.. Smith, who was injured by
a fall early in the week, came out
Thursday, but was sent back to bed by
his physician. He hopes to resume his
desk on Monday.
The Federal Court has been adjourn
ed till next Friday by Judge Dole. 1t
is expected that a decision in suit of
Pope and Talbot VS.. the dredger Pa
cific will be handed down very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Branagan of Ma
Mia came in on the Nippon Maru last
night and We're entertained by A. F.
| Judd. who met them in the Philippines
while on his recent trip for the Immi-
| grafton Board.
/ Superintendent Rabbit has an
nounced his intention to have plans
prepared at once for the new High
| School at the corner of Beretania ave-
nue., Young and Victoria streets
DIR. William M Kfncaid, formerly
| nastor of Central Union church, has
| been called to the passionate of the
| First Presbyterian church of Charlotte
North Carolina, and begun work
4 Queen Liliuokalani will entertain the
4 Congressional party at an elaborate
Il function on their return from Hawaii
i It will be on a scale of grandeur com
+, mon in the old days at the Paiace.
/ Governor Carter and the heads q
1 the Territorial departments held the1l
/ last consultations yesterday morning
| and the Executive issued his final IN
structions before leaving for the Coast
Initiation at the meeting of LIE
Aloha Chapter No. 3, O. E. s., tins
evening at 7:30. All members of Leah
| Chapter No 2 and all visiting broth
ers and sisters in the city are invited
to attend.
| DR.. II. L. Ross and Miss Ethel Rick
ard were married last week at Laupa
hoehoe Miss Richard was known a.
one of the most beautiful girls in Ho
noIuIu last season, when she was her'
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. de L. Ward
The baseball season opens this at
ternoon with four teams in the league
| and from now on to the end OF TN
season it will be play BALI in earnest
. The games this afternoon should D.
Interesting from the fact that all
| the clubs will play.
The five-act comedy, The Rivals.
will be rendered this evening in c. K
Bishop Hall by the pupils of Oah'
, College. This entertainment is givel
. for the benefit of the Oahu Colleg
! Athletic Association and class of 'O1
and should be well attended.
Regarding a Honolulu boy at Stan
ford. the Daily Palo Alto says: e. n
Smith, '0S, who will direct the polio,
of the Sequoia next year, is mem
3 Der of the staff OF that publication am
an associate editor of the Daily Pal
< Alto staff. Smith rowed as stroke OF
Z the famous 1908 freshman crew and wa
= president of his class in the secon
3 semester of his sophomore year. Sm1t
is a member of the Chi Psi fraternity
Skull and Snakes, the Press Club an
the English Club. He registers in IN
department of law from Honolulu
H. /"
one-half of the property and incom
taxes, and the tax on dogs, bicycles
automobiles, wagons, carts, carriage
s and other vehicles are due and payabl
i 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 the 18th day of May
: 1907.