The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The jurors IN Judge Robinson 5 court
are requested 10 be in court on Mon
day morning.
Secretary Mott Smith yesterday re-
Turned the call of the new japanese
Consul General.
The new japanese Consul General,
Mr. Ueno. yesterday received callers at
the consulate. A large number of the
leading japanese of the city called
It has been discovered that the Dem
ocratie precinct club membership card
which Sheriff Taukea signed contains a
pledge to support the Democratic party
and It's platform.
Father Powell viii preach in st.
Clement 5 church on Sunday morning
at II clock. He viii also give Bible
readings on Tuesday and Thursday af-
ternoon of next week at clock.
There viii be a lady in the Y W.
&C. A. rooms on Tuesday morning to
demonstrate the advantages of a gas
stove in a large or small family. Tt is
to be a public affair and everyone in
terested should attend.
Father Powell viii continue his Bible
expositions this week. On Monday,
Wednesday and Friday these viii be at
St. Andrews at 5 o'clock, and on
Tuesday and Thursday the Father will
be at St. Clements at ).
Manager George III. Fairchild of the
Makee Sugar Company has written to
Secretary Mott-Smith offering automo-
bIles and horses and hospitality for the
Governor and Frederick II. Newell and
their party when they reach Kauai.
A cable from London announced the
marriage there of Collector of Customs
E. r. Staekable and Mrs. Hasson,
widow of the late w. F. c. Hasson, and
a daughter of the late Paul Neumann.
The couple viii return here in a few
weeks.
There is TO be a great exhibition of
magic and sleight-o of hand in the ROYAL
Theater, on Hotel street, opposite Ke-
kaulike, beginning tomorrow night. In
addition to a splendid program of this
character, FIVE rolls of moving pictures
viii be shown.
Two thousand different subjects in
postcardsi Views of Hawaii, Kauai
and Maui Hawaii 6 South Seas Curis
Co. Alexander Young building and Mo-
ana Hotel We sell at wholesale. Pub
fishers of the celebrated Aquarium post
eards-twenty fishes. Hawaiian sow
enirs.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Honolulu
Library and Reading Room Assoeia-
ton: President, J. Il. Fisher; vice
president. C. T. Rodgers; secretary, f.
W. Campbell; treasurer, A. Gartley;
trustees for three years, NJ. M. Scott,
P. L. Weaver, E. w. Campbell
A fair for the exhibition of domestic
art and handiwork will be held under
the auspices OF the Relief Society of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, in the Kapiolani building,
commencing at noon Monday and con-
tinuinr until Wednesday evening.
Everybody is invited to attend and IN
spect the work.
Lopez. who holds the record for jail
breaking, has been released from Oahu
Prison, having served his term. He
was originally sentenced from Hawaii
for a few months, but he has broken
Jail so often that the accumulated jail
sentences have kept him IN prison
when he was not out as an escape
until the present time
Companies F. G and H of the Tween
tieth Infantry started out yesterday for
a practise march. They win cross the
KoGlau range Of mountains by one OF
the gaps less known than the Nuuanu
pass. and now never travelled through
Formerly trails led over them. de
scent Of ninety feet VIII be made by a
rome ladder. The companies viii return
on Monday.
A service in English VIII be held on
alternate sabbath evenings. beginning
october II, 1905, at 1880 O'Clock, at
the Chinese church, Fort street. All
Chinese. especially young men and
women. and others who care to do 50,
are most cordially invited TO attend
the same. The first address in the
course viii be given by Rev. Amos Fl.
Fbersole. assistant minister Of Central
Union church. on the theme, 1.-The
Life. -