The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVIIlES.
A F. Knudsen of Wairnea, Kauai, is
in town.
Harmony Lodge. K. of P, meets this
evening.
w. A. Kinney returned from Kauai
yesterday.
A. T. Brock returned from Kauai in
the W. G.. Hall.
Pacific Lodge meets this evening for
regular business.
n. NJ. Won Holt returned from Kauai
yesterday morning.
Contractor ]. n. Wilson arrived in
the Hall from Kauai yesterday
The usual Monday evening band con-
cert will be given at Emma square.
Chinese New Year will monopolize
the music of the Hawaiian band to-
morrow.
G.. P. Denson o. r. & L. Co. super
intendent, returned from Kauai in the
Hall yesterday.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock the Rath-
bone Sisters hold their regular meeting
in x of P. Hall.
E. POLITE, Fred Lewis and J. T.
McCrosson are expected to arrive in
the Korea from San Francisco today.
The annual meeting of the Waialua
| Agricultural Co. Ltd, will be held on
Thursday, February %, at 10 o'clock in
the office of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
The Territory's foreclosure of tax lien
on the property of Abraham Fernandez
and wife is declared off, the claim for
$500 and odd delinquent taxes having
been settled.
| Nagaran Fernandez, who has charge
| of the County Committees municipal
bill, is quoted as holding that the po-
lice commission feature is undesirable
and unnecessary.
e. r. Adams, who was sent to the
Northwest as purchasing agent for
Alexander & Baldwin after the san
Francisco fire, returned yesterday in
the steamer Moana.
| Nine DRINKS We're brought to the po-
| lice station on Saturday, seven of them
being booked for trial and two being
| released on their promise that they
| would go home and sin no more.
i Probably the damage suits of Mrs.
.
i against the Rapid Transit Co., for an
aggregate of $4,000, will go to the jury
before Judge De Bolt this morning.
Among the large number OF tourists
| expected to arrive during the week are
the members of the first Western Tours
| marty from the Coast, being brougnI
under the guidance Of Mrs. Edith l.
| WeatherreG.
EXQUISITE colored Filipino mats Carl
bon souvenirs Souvenir Manila spoons.
Hawaii & South Seas Curio Co., Alex
ander Young building. Bamboo bas-
kets made to order. Moana, Hawaiian
and Young Hotel news stands.
1t is said that William J. Stansbury
sold his stand at Pawaa Junction, on
account of request from his son, ac-
companied by a $1,000 check. to join him
in Alaska, the young man having made
a rich strike on the Klondfke.
William Crawford's trial for gam
bling. suspended while the Supreme
Court was deciding law point, will be
, resumed before Judge Robinson this
morning. BY stipulation there are on
. ly eleven jurors to try the case.
Having long since learned the appre'
citation people of Honolulu have fol
| choice books, we have supplied our
selves with the most elegant editions
published in English of the works o.
, Goethe and Schiller. w. c. Lyon co.
Ltd
John Marcallino, clerk in Judge Linz
: saws court, Saturday issued % Letters
. tn administrators and guardians wh'
. are delinquent in accounting, directing
n them forthwith to file their accounts
I some of them are seven years behind
. hand.
I This is the time to take all precautiol
: in protecting your trees and plants, al
: your garden products. You can DO
nv using Sherwin- Williams Pari
Green. Hammond's Thrip Juice.
Hammond's Slug Shot; all for sale o.
e O. Hall & Son, Ltd
DR.. B. wylie, who arrived in Homo
lulu some few weeks ago on the par
: Nuuanu from the Delaware Break
: water. and who has since been employ
ed by the Inter-Island company as
freight clerk, got into serious scra
8 Yesterday with some natives. the re
= s,,lt being that he was knocked on
u and was taken to the police static
with a broken nose and some otne
n damaged features. DR.. Wood, class
n mate of wylie, called at the static
e and attended to the injured man.