The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-07

LOCAL BREvITIES.

]. s Bailey returned in the Maui
from Kauai
Hawaiian Lodge meets this evening
for regular business
Judge Lindsay and wife returned in
the steamer Niihau from Kauai yes
terday.
The y. @. H. encampment win be
held on the Dowsett estate land at
Wahiawa in February.
Sheriff-elect Iaukea takes Office at Il
O'Clock noon today, at which time his
new appointees also take their posi-
tions under him
Week of prayer services viii be held
each night this week at the Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. J. w Wad-
man preaching.
Oahu Lodge of the Theosophical So
ciety meets this evening in room 81 or
the Alexander Young building All
visitors are welcome. Public meeting
9:45 2. N.
F. NJ Swanzy last week recovered
his collie dog. Il was found at Olaa-
The report that the animal had been
butchered TO grace a holiday luau was
q false alarm.
Installation Of officers at Harmony
Lodge, l. O. o. F.. this evening Mem
hers of Excelsior Lodge and visiting
brothers Of the Order OF Odd Fellows
are invited TO attend.
Collector Chamberlain has received
notice that all deputy collectors come
under the civil service rules, but those
-r-ffT rSA
take examinations.
Resolutions on the death Of Henry E.
Highton win be presented to the SUI
preme Court for enlargement upon the
record by q committee Of the Bar As
ISOLATION this morning.
The Hawaiian Bar Association viii
hold a special meeting ar AIS this af-
ternoon. al 50 Merchant street. TO con-
slider the matter OF endorsing the pro-
posed Panpaclde Consular Congress in
Honolulu.
An okolehao distillery viii be opened
ar Napoopoo, Hawaii. this week under
internal revenue regulations. Collector
Chamberlain and Deputy Collector
Drake. or one Of them, will be present
at the opening.
The postponed meeting Of the Guild
and Woman's Auxiliary OF St. An
drew's Cathedral Branch will be held
at half past two this afternoon, at
Craigside. the residence OF Mrs. Give
Davies, Nuuanu Valley.
Queen Lilirokalani, Prince and Brin-f
cess Kawananakoa, Colonel Sam PR
ker. 2. w Macfarlane, F. VI. Swiftly,
Herbert Shipman and the Misses Ship
man. the Misses Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
A 3. Lcebenstein, the Misses Camp
bell and Miss c. Cumnins arrived on
the KInau last Saturday from Hawaii
and Maui ports.
James L. Holt, tax assessor. with tsse
approval Of Treasurer Campbell, kas
appointed the following deputies for
the district OF Honolulu: Isaac II. Har-
bottle, for the japanese; H. Sing Fook
for the Chinese, and Vincent II. Fer.
nandez. for the Portuguese The ap-
pointees have been clerks in the tax
Office for five years.
Prince Alexander Ariipaea, a nephew
OF Queen Pomare Of Tahiti. was ex-
pected here in the steamer Sonorna on
his return from trip round the world
He was TO have been the guest of
Queen LdliuokaIani- As he did not ar
rive the presumption is that ne was de-
layed in crossing the continent. Prince
was here before in 1876. He
is wealthy.
Central Union church will observe
the week Of prayer this week with
meetings in the lecture room every
evening. with the exception Of Satur-
day, at 80 The pastor would earn
estly requst the members of the church
10 refrain from making engag ements
for these evenings and to be present
whenever possible. The subject to
night viii be Prayer led by DIR. SyI-
vester. Mrs. W. J. Forbes will preside
at the piano.
Captain Slattery, Engineer Corps, L.
5. A, who has been in charge Of army
engineer work in Hawaii for the past
three years. and has done much TO
promote better lighthouse service and
10 erect and plan the new structures.
as well as 10 supervise the dredging
Of the harbcr and channel OF Honolulu
leaves today in the transport Logan
for San Francisco, whence he will go
TO Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where
he has been assigned to duty Mrs.
Slattery viii accompany him.