The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-30
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society
clock.
J. w. Kalua has been acquitted by
jury in the Circuit Court of Maui
on an Indictment for perjury.
Major and Mrs Thos. E. Wall eeIe-
brated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage on Wednesday evening.
On Saturday evening the Democrats
Waianae and another at Kakaako.
Honolulu Lodge GIG, B. P. o. F., will
meet in its lodgeroom, Elks' building.
King street, near Fort, at 1880 this
evening.
The Canadian-Australian Steamship
Company has made a new rate of 500
from Honolulu to Vancouver, and a
round trip rate of $40.
The Board of Education has received
supply of Baldwin S new geography
and it can now be procured at the board
rooms for sixty cents copy.
The employed boys department mem
beers of the Y NJ c. A. will meet to-
night at o clock to choose officers and
plan work for the fall and winter.
E. T. Winant, of the Bishop Estate,
who returned by the Lurline yesterday,
says that almost everyone he met in
California thinks Taft will be elected.
At a meeting held on Wednesday,
October %, 1908, the local aerie of
Eagles donated the sum of $50 for the
benefit of nonleprous children in this
city.
A penal summons has been issued for
Anamalia Maunakea, the lepeF suspect
who was released on habeas corpus.
She has ten days in which to select
physician.
Deputy United States District At
torney w. T. Rawlins was still too
sick yesterday to be in attendance at
court, and the Wynne murder trial
went over until today.
The inspectors of election for this
island are requested to meet Secretary
Mott Smith this afternoon at 4 clock
to confer in regard to their duties in
connection with the election.
Mrs. Gum will open a class in dane
ing for children at half-past two on
Saturday afternoon at Odd Fellows
Hall. Advanced pupils at half-past
three. Physical culture speciality.
NJ. J. Lindsay, general freight agent
of the Matson Steamship Company, ar
rived by the Lurline yesterday to look
over the situation here and see what
can be done to improve the Matson
service.
United States District Attorney
Breckons welcomes the investigation
which is about to be made He says
that he wrote both the President and |
the charges made.
There will be meeting of the Chau-
tauquan Circle in the ladies' parlor of |
the Central Union church at clock |
this afternoon. All who wish to take
up the study are welcome. The sub.
iect for the coming year is, "Modern
Europe. -
The Hawaiian band played on the
Capitol grounds yesterday morning in
honor of Governor Ffear's forty-ffth
birthday. Many messages of congratu-
alton were sent to Governor Frear by
wireless. Yesterday was also Judge
birthday.
There will be an important meeting
# the Joint drill team of Excelsior
md Harmony lodges at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening at 1880 O'Clock
Every member of the team is earnestly
to attend. as There is to be
drill and rehearsal of the degree to
ne conferred on five candidates at the
Meeting Of Harmony Lodge next Mon
lay evening.
An alarm of fire was turned in to
he department yesterday morning,
.aused by a fire under shed belong
no to Contractor John Walker on the
ane makai of King, near Plikoi, back
# the Dillon residence. 1t started in
ome excelsior between layers of cor
ice decorations. Damage to the ex-
ent Of thousand dollars was done.
There was no insurance.
Judge Alexander Lindsay. Jr., ex-
,ects to retire from the bench at the
nd of his present term in March. I'm.
ess contingency, supposed TO be the
Increase Of the salary by Congress,
hould happen between now and the
expiration of his term Of Office Dep
ity Attorney General Whitney has been
uggested as a possible successor. So
90, has, Judge Matthewman.