The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A. Gartley has gone to Waikiki with
the Elks.
The band viii play this afternoon at
the baseball games.
E w. Barnard. the coffee man OF
Laupahoehoe, is a guest at the Hawai-
ian Hotel.
John Wise and Nagaran Fernandez
are in strong rivalry for the clerkship
of the House
Robert w Wilcox. 1.-The Hawaiian
patriot" would have been fifty years
old yesterday had he lived. There was
no celebration.
According to Senator Lane the Re-
publican municipal measure for Oahu
involves little or no additional expense
to the taxpayers.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of p,
meets this evening in it's hall on King
street. Visiting brothers of the order
are cordially invited to be present.
Day and night shifts are being run
at the Honolulu Iron Works. the oc-
casion being the construction of the
three sugar mills for a Japanese COM
pany in Formosa.
| At a meeting at the offices of c.
Brewer & Co, Ltd yesterday. Hamoa
| plantation was disincorporated- M. s.
Grinbaum will buy the 800 or 400 acres
of land at a price not yet settled.
Yesterday the Board of immigration
\ cabled to E. r. Stackable in London
| to charter another steamer, to IoIloW
the Heliopolis, for bringing 1850 labor
emigrants from Malaga and Madeira
| to Honolulu.
The annual meeting of the Hooulu
and Hoola Lahui, will be held at the
Kapiolani Maternity Home, Beretanla
avenue, on Tuesday, February 10, at 10
o'clock a. m All members are request
ed to attend.
| Officer Nelson last night found Jas.
CJmbler in an unconscious condition
living in front of the Columbia Saloon.
He was taken to Queens Hospital he
appeared to have tainted, or to nave
been overcome by fit
George w Fisher, a lumber merchant
| of San Francisco visiting Honolulu,
predicts a further rise in the price OF
| lumber Mr.. Fisher visited TINS CITY
| in 1851 with his father, the captain OF
a whaler. and came here again IN the
seventies.
1t is practically settled by the Re-
| publican majority that Senator T.. FAX
on Bishop. an Oahu holdover from 1900,
will be President of the Senate, ana
| Representative H. l.. Holsteln, an ex-
perienced member from Hawaii, Speak
err of the House.
Rose Hart, whose education hitherto
has been received from the street ana
from sources not quite so GOOD, mas
been sent to the Industrial Scnooi,
where, under more favorable c1rcum-
stances. it is hoped that Rose VIII learn
, a better philosophy of life and acquire
better habits of living.
The annual meeting of the University
Club was held last evening and most OF
the old officers, with Judge HartWel
at their head. were reelected. Is
, understood that the club WIN iooh
ahout for new quarters and that il
NAV build. Financially the club is re-
ported to be in sound and fiourishine
condition.
. TT Commissioner Hatch yesterday
committed to the grand jury, unoel
, 10000 hail each. two Japanese for per
iury alleged to have been commletet
before the inspector of immigration
They had sworn that they came mere
to look for work, and had $40 each II
nossession. but the authorities d1scoV
arad LATER that their intention was Z
] go to the mainland.
Gus Que was gloriousiy drunk las
A | NIGHT and felt as rich anG as full O
authority as a lord. But other peopi
did not see things that way, ana s.
GINS arrived at the police station. Ever
there he tried to boss things, am
n couldn't understand why he couion
carry things off with as high han'
{ &C he felt the spirit within him to &c
II is safe to say, that by this mornin
!. ems knows who he is. and that nj
gorgeous experience of last night wa
h,t a delusion and a snare.