The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rev. J. L. Hopgood will preach morn
ing and evening tomorrow at the Meth
odist church.
William Mckinley Lodge No. s, K.
of P, Will meet in K. of P. Hall at
1880 this evening.
Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8, o. E. s.,
will hold their regular meeting this
evening at 7:30 sharp.
Aliiolani fair at Haalelea Lawn to-
day from II till 5. Entrance % cents,
children 10 cents. Hawaiian lunch so
cents.
Ladies who have promised cakes for
the Aliiolani fair are requested to leave
them at Haalelea Lawn before II this
morning.
In case the Pacific fleet does not ar
rive today the invitational dance that
was to be given tonight at the Moana
Hotel viii be postponed until the ar
rival of the feet
Father Powell will preach in st.
Clement s church on Sunday morning
at II clock. He will also give Bible
readings on Tuesday and Thursday af
ternoon of next week at clock.
A mortgage from Judge A. n. Kepoi-
kai to T. d. Skinner for $1100 was fled
for record yesterday. The mortgage
covers property on Maui and is in fact
a second mortgage as to some of it.
The Oahu Evangelical Association be-
gan its session at the Kaumakapili
church yesterday. The subject of the
titles to church property was brought
up for consideration, the title to many
churches being uncertain, it is said.
Mr. Takahi Nakamura, secretary to
the japanese Minister of Foreign At
fairs, called on Governor Frear yester-
day and was received . by Secretary
Mott-Smith in the absence of the Gov
ernor. He was accompanied by Mr..
Abe.
]. Alfred Magoon fled a release of
all claims against the Rookie estate in
consideration of $4,000 received. This
is the amount of a contingent fee he
received for carrying through some I'M
portant litigation on behalf of the es-
tate.
Manager Bidgood is to give one of
the enjoyable dances for which Hale
iva is noted this evening, when
stranger guests will have an opportu-
nifty to confirm the statements which
he makes relative to that popular hos
telry.
Milo X. Temple, who was formerly
employed in the United States Mar
shall s Office in Honolulu, is now work
ing for the Southern Pacific Company
on new line that is being built
through northern California into Ore
gon.
The annual ceremonial session of
Aloha Temple of the Mystic Shrine will
be held November IA, beginning at
1870 in the afternoon. The parade will
be led by Potentate E. c.. Brown, and
the candidates by Director F. E. Rich
ardson.
A cablegram was received from At
torney General sHemenway yesterday
stating that extradition papers for Abe,
indicted for forgery, had been issued.
They will arrive here from Washington
October %, and Chester Doyle will take
them and proceed to Japan to bring
Abe back. Abe is in custody in Japan.
it is understood.
J. NJ. Camara, at one time major in
the National Guard of Hawaii, is or
S''iiLiAS a new NVihpol VI IhN NAHUM
al Gusrd of which he will probably be
captain. Captain Harry Klemme is
also organizing a new company When
these two are completely organized and
mustered in there will be ten com
panies in the First Regiment, N. G. Fl.
The masquerade ball and card party
given by Rebekah Lodge No. i, l. o.
O. F., viii draw a crowd, because the
Rehekahs are noted for the excellence
of their entertainments, and this is to
be no exception. Prizes will go to the
lucky ones at cards as well as to those
on the dance floor Grand march be-
gins promptly at clock. Tickets
NAV be had from members.
DIR. McCallum of Fort Shafter, a first
lieutenant of the Medical Reserve Corps
U. S. a, leaves shortly, accompanied
by Mrs McCallum, for the Preside, San
Francisco, on detail at the general hos
pital there. DR. McCallum has been
stationed here for some time and his
departure is regretted among a very
large circle of friends. Recently he
was associated with the representative
of a medicine manufacturing company
of Des Moines, in making tests of the
pepsin qualities of the papaya, with
a view to placing the product on the
market.