The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-19
LOCAL BREVTTIES.
KiIohana sale today.

| hliohana sale today.
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, T. o. r. NJ
viii meet in K Of P. hall this Thurs
day evening at 7:30
Joe Cohen is going to Seattle by the
next Alameda to see what the outloob
IS for another band tour.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. >
! I. O. Q. F. viii meet in Odd Fellow.
hall at 1880 this evening.
The Kahuku station is again in
WORK ing order with its new trans
former and can reach the coast sta
rions.
The new transformer brought here
by c. J. Hutchins on the Manchuria
IS now in place at Kahuku wireless
station.
Major Dunning thinks it possible
that with all the troops planned to be
located here, Hawaii may be created
a separate army department.
There viii be meeting Of the Kaa-
humanu Improvement Club at the resi-
dence of T. J. King on Friday evening
See notice elsewhere in this issue.
Owing to the absence of Judge An
drade from the police court yesterday,
Judge Long continued the old "curio
store cases over until November 20.
TIE ladies of Olive Branch Rebek4h
Lodge viii entertain at a carl raFty
toriGht, after their regular meeting
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are ecr-
daily invited.
Kapae and Nupepe, two Hawaiians,
-, & Il
each by Judge Long yesterday. They
stole coal from the Pacific Mail coal
pile on Queen street.
q dom t see, y said a business man
yesterday, how any barracks can be
built at Leilehua, a tract which is
under lease for term of years yet and
much of which is under cultivation. :"
James McGregor, who gained wealth
in the famous Ontario mine at Park
City, Utah, arrived on the Manchuria
Monday and left the next day for the
Volcano. He win continue his trip to
Japan next week.
A. L. G. Atkinson has taken a lease
OF the property known as the
Queen = Place. during the life of
Queen Liliuokalani. The property is
situated beyond Diamond Head. The
rental is 500 year
John t. MeCrosson sailed by the
Alameda en- route to London in con
nection with the floating Of the bonds
Of the Hawaiian Irrigation Company
which is now the name of what was
the Hamakua Ditch Company.
A man named Schilling was taken
to the police station last evening for
investigation on the ground that he
was representing himself as a police
officer from Washington, D. c. He
was in the vicinity of the Winston
Block when taken in charge.
The annual meeting of the Red Cross
society viii be held in Judge Dole )
chambers on November 23rd at p.
N. Members have been notified by
card but should any of them have been
missed they are asked to be present
the same as if notified by card.
John c. Lane 5 election expenses as
declared by himself were $7S5.25, of
which 500 were personal expenses.
Joseph J. Fern got off with 1925. u.
c. Anderson, the Democratic candidate
for auditor. spent $685., and R. L.
GiIliiand, the Democrat elected deputy
sheriff of Waianae, spent $50.
Mary McCandless. Josephine Peter
and Mary Ann Andrews were fined
81 and costs in police court yesterday
for disturbing the quiet of the night
at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday morning
down in Palama. Mary McCandless
has been arrested several times on the
same charge.
Mrs NJ L. Simpson. who has many
friends here and on Maui, arrived by
the Manchuria and is visiting Mrs.
Dickev on Nuuanu avenue. She has
been away from the islands thirteen
years. In former years she taught
school at Hamakuapoko and Haiku.
Her husband, G. E. Simpson, viii be
remembered as the station agent at
Paia- He died in Alaska last winter.
Conversation BY wireless was held
the other night by Point Iona, the
cruiser West Virginia, the transport
Sheridan, and Kahuku station. Mes
sages were heard distinctly a distance
Of 5000 miles. and messages exchanged
between Kahulxu and the Sheridan in
terfered with the exchange of mes
sages between the West Virginia and
Point Iona three thousand and more