The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

D. P. R. Isenberg viii be here on the
Mongolia on the 22nd inst.
Work in Page rank this evening.
Mystic Lodge No. ?, K. Of P.
Fred. L. Waldron viii leave for the
Coast by the Korea on Friday.
Excelsior Lodge No. /. l. o. o. F.
will meet this evening at 1870 in Odd
Fellows hall.
Ladies Auxiliary. A o. H, Division
No. l, VIII meet in c. 8. L. hall at
O'Clock this evening.
KapIolani Maternity Home trustees
meet at 10 this morning and all MEM
bers Of the board are requested TO at
tend. i
The Rapid Transit employees swim
ming pool and bowling alley will be
opened with an iuvitationaI reception
this evening,
Friends of Mrs. F. F. Fyler will be
pleased to learn that she has passed
success sfully through an operation at
the Queens hospital.
Three new trustees win be elected
by the Chamber of Commerce tomor-
row, to bring the number up to fifteen
The Board of Trustees of the Kapio-
lani Maternity Home will meet this
morning at 10 a. m. All members of
the Board of Trustees are requested
to attend.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith had a
long conference yesterday with parties
in interest in the condemnation pro-
| ceedings of the United States for the
Federal building site.
A grand concert will be given on
Friday, November 20, at the Kawaia-
| hao basement, for the benefit of the
Kawaiahao church. The program will
| be published next week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. c. T. u, will be held in the church
| parlor of Central Union church this
afternoon at $50. A large attendance
! is requested. Plan to be present.
Miss Kate Kelley leaves for Kauai
/ today to give evidence, from knowl-
| edge gained as sterographer of the
Supreme Court, in Territory VS.. PAX
Yen before the Fifth Circuit Court.
| Fl. Theodore Barclay has resigned as
| first assistant bookkeeper for Nc
Bryde Sugar Co at Eleele to become
bookkeeper at the Waialua store. He
/ came over from Kauai on Sunday
| morning.
| Col. Mccarthy paid J. D. Moore $1,000
for the Palace saloon, the transfer be-
ing recorded yesterday. He had paid
i Ching Bros. $3.50 for the Palace cafe,
so that the combined business has cost
him $3.50.
Information has been received by the
| nod
from Oahu prison where he was serv-
ing a life sentence for the murder of
Policeman Mahelona. is enjoying life
and liberty in China.
/ Mr.. William Kent will speak infor-
maIly 10 the class in city government
| today at the Normal school at $3.50.
The usual invitation is extended to any
women interested The subject of the
day is Direct Legislation"
Charles D. Willard of Los Angeles
Will address the Chamber of Commerce
at its regular meeting tomorrow after
noon. on the projected new harbor for
that city and the relation it will have
To the commerce of Hawaii.
AS a matter of fact. the naval wire
less station communicated with the
transport Thomas about 300 miles out
of Honolulu, when the transport said
she had nothing to communicate and
stopped replying TO the Honolulu sta
ton.
Though acquitted Of manslaughter,
with which he was charged on account
of the death of a Japanese prisoner
whom he had kicked in the stomach,
Enoka Lowell will not be restored to
his office of jailor at Lihue by High
Sheriff Henry.
Deputy Attorney General Whitney,
on his professional visit to Kauai last
week, found a keen interest prevail
ing in homestead matters. The expert
ment of settling Portuguese and Span
ish laborers upon homes of their own
on McBryde plantation is working out
satisfactorily. There are about 1000
persons thus settled.
EIdred H. Davis, clerk TO Admiral
Very, died of typhoid-pneumonia at
the Queens hospital on Saturday and
, was buried in Nuuanu cemetery on
Sunday. Rev David w. Crane con-
Quoted the services. Davis was born
: in Maryland and his mother lives in
Baltimore. He was thirty-two years
and six months old, and joined the
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