The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Court Lunalilo No. 5000, A. o. F.,
will meet in Pythian Hall this evening
at 1880.
Permits for the erection of buildings
TO cost So, 430 were issued in HiIo
during July.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l, U.
S. W. Y, VIII meet in Waverley block
this evening at 7:30.
Charles F. Murray and DR.. NJ. E.
Grossman returned by the Siberia from
the Shriner eonelave at ST. Paul.
If time permits, the Hawaiian band
viii be present when the steamship
Manuka leaves this afternoon for Vic
toria and Vancouver.
Judge De Bolt was engaged yester-
day in hearing the contest of the will
of Mrs. E. Kuihelani. Her estate is
valued at about $1,000.
Miss Mary II. Krout is spending a
few days of quiet rest on the wind
ward side of Oahu with Miss Nudge,
at the cottage Waianapanapa. -
Cecil Brown and his stepdaughter,
Miss Irene Dickson, and his cousin,
Miss Ada Rhodes, leave by the Manuka
today for an extended trip abroad.
A japanese found a postofice money
order for $50 in Kakaako last night,
and has advertised for the owner in
the Japanese papers. He left the order
at Komeya IS bicycle shop in Kakaako.
The annual report of the Oahu Rail
way and Land Company was issued yes
terday. The freight earnings show an
increase over last year, but there is
a slight decrease in passenger earn
ings.
Edward Frank Patton, Canadian,
applied for final naturalization papers
in the Office of the clerk of the Unit
ed States District Court yesterday. The
matter viii come mp for final adjudi-
cation in November.
Manager Y. Akai, of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, is improving in health. At
one time his physicians considered his
condition most serious, but his recovery
is so rapid that he may be GONZALES
cent in about month.
J. n. s. Williams of Kahului was
in conference with Superintendent of
Public Works Campbell yesterday in
regard to additional water supply
for Kahului Assistant Superintendent
Kluegel is now on Maui looking into
this matter.
The Chinese revolutionary paper, the
Chez Vow Shin Pc, which Lo Sun viii
edit. is to make its first appearance on
September /. The paper will be tri-
weekly and will preach death to the
Manchu Emperor and an overthrow of
the existing order of things in the
Celestial Kingdom.
Nine. Arral, the talented French
singer, who has been sojourning in Ho-
nolulu for many weeks, departs for
the mainland the second week in Sep
TENDER, and owing to the near date of
her departure the hope is expressed by
many musieally-inclined people that
Nine. Arral viii give a farewell con-
cert.
Governor Frear has received let
ter from Secretary of the Interior Gar
field announcing that Mr.. Newell of
the Reclamation Service will come to
Hawaii in September to make recon
noissance of these Islands. 1t is hoped
that this indicates that photographic
survey of the Islands will also be
made.
Chronicle - Miss Esther Mccall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mccall,
sailed yesterday on the transport Sheri-
dan for Honolulu, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hornberger,
wife of Paymaster John R. Hornberger,
United States Navy. A group of
friends gathered at the dock to wish
Miss Mccall "bon voyage, !" to shower
her with the attentions dear to the
heart of the departing traveller and
express the hope that her visit to Ha-
,uaii rrnrld he q delinhtf1lI one