The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Chamber of Commerce viii meet
this afternoon.
There win be a meeting Of the Board
of Health at three o'clock this after
noon.
There win be no dance at Hawai-
ian Hotel either Friday or Saturday
nights.
The Kinau sailed eight hours late
yesterday on account of trouble with
her condensers.
Court LunaliIo No. $500. A. o. F.. will
meet in K. Of P. hall at 1880 this We'd
| nesday evening.
E. j. Lord. who has been on a trip
to the East. viii return on Saturday
by the Mongolia.
aging director of the Hawaiian Ma
hogany Lumber Co.
c. H. Raven had his name incor-
rectly printed in the list of incorpora-
tors Of the Honolulu Drug Co.
Captain Berger will welcome the
Coast baseball aggregation with a new
march dedicated to Mique Fisher and
his players.
Secure your tickets now for the Olive
Branch Rebekah Lodge dance and
don't forget the. date, Nov. 9th. Ev-
cry one attending is promised a good
time
Among the Kinau's passengers to
Maui yesterday was H. P. Weller. who
has been here for the. past week on
business connected with the Union Oil
Company.
Hubert Vos. the Dutch artist who
| of Honolulu. is noticed at length in the
New York Evening Telegram on his
return from Paris.
DR.. Brinckerhoff has written to Act
| ing Governor Mott-Smith, requesting
| the Territory within thirty days to re-
move buildings from the site of the
Federal leprosarium at Kalaupapa.
Everything looks promising for an
enjoyable time at the plant and flow
| er tea of St Clements church on the
| grounds of General Davis, Hastings
street, at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
| Yesterday was Chinese day at the
office of the Secretary of Hawaii, but
| there was only one application for GER
! tificate of Hawaiian birth to be ham
| died. Evidence was taken on this one
The olive Branch Rebekah Lodge
| dance at the Young, is going to be
| one of the dances of the season. Don't
miss it, Tickets are only S1.00 a
l couple, and can be had of any of the
members.
Ralph tombstone, deputy collector of
inland revenue, returned yesterday
from attending to the suspension of
the okolehao distillery in Kona. Gauger
| Pringle accompanied him to town and
| eleven barrels of the spirits We're
| brought up to be placed on the mar
ket.
! A, CT. NJ Robertson's brief for L. L.
| McCandIess in the Lanai case pending
| in Washington characterizes the con-
| duct of Governor Carter and Land
1 Commissioner Pratt in communicating
| the land exchange while an appeal to
| the United states Supreme Court was
| being prepared, as defiant if not con-
| temptuous."
| District Magistrate w. A. Mckay at
| Wailuku on Monday committed J. NJ.
| Vivas. attorney, to Jail for five days
| for contempt of court. Mr.. Vivas in
| Cured the courts diSpleaSure by per-
| sfsting in an objection to one of its
| rulings. Yesterday it was reported
| that Mr.. Vivas was very ill in the hos
| pital.
The Seamen's Institute received q
| surprise visit from the crew of the
| Marie Hackfeld last evening. They
| We're accompanied by their band and
| entertained the Institute with various
selections which were well appreciat-
ed and altogether a very jolly even
ing was spent. Today they celebrate
their Thanksgiving and intend to visit
Waikiki and other points of interest.
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