The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR TAX
RETURNS.

Ell OhNS.
Personal taxes (poll. road and school,
are now due
/ visiting his family
/ The Hotel Baths are engaged by pri-
vate parties for tonight
Avon II. Crook. attorney, is going
to the Coast, probably TO remain
Can up Main Isl and ask about that
tallyho ride. Saturday, February 2
II is conjectured that the japanese
training ship squadron coming here Is
possessed OF = band
E P Biven will return to Honolulu
from Kappa, Kauai where he has been
managing a. business.
Father A6elbert. for some years past
stationed at Lihue, Kauai is shortly 70
be transferred 20 Honolulu
| Regular Alameda dance at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow evening
Music during the dinner hour.
H A Heen, in a letter TO P H Bur-
nette, said he expected 10 take the ex-
animation for the c. S court in Shang-
hal in a few days
4 Geo - laws mas IECCANC0 q At~NOA
from Vice President Fairbanks. say
ing that the Honolulu drydock me-
mortal viii be brought TO the atten-
ton of the Senate
Governor Carter will grant leave Of
absence for five days 10 every govern
merit employee in the National Guard
OF Hawaii 10 attend the annual en-
campment at Leilehua-
Today is last day for filing tax re-
turns. Taxpayers neglecting the priv
lege Of making returns will have to
accept the assessments made against
them without the right of appeal
Two Chinese passengers left the
steamer Glenfarg here, preferring 10
complete their homeward journey in
the Hongkong Maru today. The Glen
farg sailed about 6 yesterday afternoon.
The Trans-Pacific Trade says that
the Yokohama Specie bank is nego-
tiating for the Model block, adjoining
the Progress block The price is be-
Iieved 10 be in the neighborhood OF
SIS, e0o
Captain Hautefeuille and Lieut.. Gey-
net OF the French cruiser Catinat cali
ed on Governor Carter yesterday. The
Hawaiian band played on the Capitol
grounds, opening its serenade with the
MarseIlaise-
Instead Of leaving on February s, the
here over two days more, as the offie-
ers would like 10 attend the University
Club ball on the Sth, 20 which they
have been invited.
DR.. Elliott H woolsey, who visited
Honolulu last winter and whose at,
tachment for his dog has been the
theme of many newspaper paragraphs.
died OF pneumonia at Oakland on jan
uary 81 He left an estate OF $780,
to 100000,
An electrical engineer employed at
the WANNA power plant lately risked
his life in crossing a swollen stream TO
repair line. He was endorsed in mid
stream and swan the rest of the way,
and his horse was rescued by some
men with great difficulty.
The meeting OF the directors OF the
Hawaii Yacht Club. which was to have
been held last night, has been post
poned until Monday night. AT which
time the annual banquet for the mem
bers viii be held, the directors meet
ing TO precede the function.
Editor Shiozawa of the Hawaii Shin
Pc Sha has been advised by his cor
respondent in Japan that the govern
ment has reduced the number Of Japa-
nese emigrants allowed TO leave the
empire from 200a a month To 1900 It
is added that the reduction had been
recommended by Consul Saito.
c. P. Morse, agent Of the American
Hawaiian Steamship Co., received
cablegran announcing the arrival of
he steamer Arizonan at Salina Cruz
on the 22nd inst. She had 1000 tons
Of sugar, the initial shipment hence
by the Tehuantepec route. and the day
OF her arrival was the date OF the form
al opening Of the route by President
Diaz Of Mexico.
Miss E V. Scripps, a sister Of the
head Of the Scripps-McRae News Asso-
citation, was among the passengers OF
the America Maru marooned in the
dock enclosure here by the quarantine
process during that steamers stay in
port she sent a note 10 Secretary H
P. Wood of the Promotion Committee,
an old friend. announcing how near
and Vet how far she was, and asking
for certain biological data. which Mr.. |
Wood. furnished 10 the best OF his re-
sources.