The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Canoes Circle No. go, c. O. F, viii
meet in san Antonio hall at 7:50 this
evening.
Mrs. Hutchins and daughter were
prevented by Illness from leaving in
the Alameda.
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I.
o. o. F, will meet in odd Fellows hall
at 100 this evening
Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. are asked
to be at association building tonight to
help give the men of the Goth Infantry
a good time.
Joseph Schwartz and family have
taken the Mackenzie place in Manoa
and Joseph has become a gentleman
small farmer.
A meeting OF the License Commits
sioners viii be held at 4 p. N. today,
when a rehearing VIII be granted to
the Cobweb saloon application
Fred. ]. Cross, who established wire
less biography between these Islands,
left the Territory with Mrs Cross,
permanently, in the steamer Mongolia
yesterday.
Fred. Kiley, who lost the licenses for
the Favorite saloon and cafe under
the new law, left with Mrs. Kiley in
the steamer Alameda expecting to be
gone two months.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. H. Derby and Child
and the doctors mother left for the
Coast on the Mongolia yesterday for
a long vacation. The doctor will re-
turn TO the islands in November.
NJ. G. Heen, who has been doing car
toon work on the Advertiser for the
past few months, returned TO the Coast
on the Alameda yesterday morning. He
is studying at the University of Cali
fornia.
c. Shiozawa. who was expected back
on the Nippon Maru, due on the 29th,
has decided to remain in the Orient
for some time longer and is now visit
ing his brother in Dalny. He will be
back in Toxic before the end of the
month.
Letters for the Governor, the Sec
rotary. the bandmaster and the Pro-
motion Committees secretary were re-
ceived yesterday, soliciting the attend
ance of the Hawaiian band on Septem-
Der q at the exhibition of ''Women's
Works in Melbourne.
j.. II.
commercial Pacific Gable Company
here. celebrated his fiftieth birthday
Yesterday. In honor of the event
golden anniversary dinner was given
10 a. number of his friends at his Col
lege Hills residence on Tuesday night.
Another Honolulu firm is to open a
branch in san Francisco, this time a
Japanese firm. The local Vefmlceul
manufacturers, the Hinode Shokal'
Rising Sun Co, will establish branch
in san Francisco at once. Manager
Hirabayashi leaves shortly for the
Coast to take the matter up.
r. A. Jordan, formerly of Australia
and President Jordan of Stanford, late
| w from Australia, discovered, on meet
| ing yesterday, that they were distant
lIy related. From this the acqualh-
| tances of Honolulu Jordan will surmlse
| that Stanford Jordan vouched his an
| cestors to have been cricket players
| Ernest Collins, of the .. 5. Engineers
| office, had his horse run away yester-
day morning just as he was gettlHS
1 into his buggy. After dash through
lHalekauwila and Fort streets the morse
was caught on Queen street by
ldriver for Comes express. The pug
/ CIV ton was smashed anu d "@tSOh pS-
longing to Comes, collided with by the
Runaway vehicle on Fort street, Will
cost $50 to repair.
The Ket on Fui Kon association one
of the strong Chinese fraternal organl-
cations of the city, will open its new
lclubhouse on Saturday, the 9th IN
tstant The new quarters of the asso-
Iciation, on Kukui street, near River, Is
la handsome three story building, one
of the finest of the Chinese clubhouses
lin Honolulu. At the opening on Sat
iurday, from noon until seven o'clock,
la pubIic reception viii be held at which
Ian the friends of the members and the
public generally are cordially invited.
President David Starr Jordan of
Stanford University, While passing
Through from Australia, said the peo-
ule in the Colonies were all discussing
the blow to business there from the
discontinuance of the Oceanic steam
Iers. The government was willing TO
double the subsidy to get the line run
ming again. Regarding the reconstruc-
ton of the University buildings he in
. itimated that, since he left California,
the demands of the labor unions had
become so outrageous that the trustees
would rather have the work delayed
than accede to them.