The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Queen Liliuokalani viii remain at
Lahaina until August.
J. Lor WalIach goes to work at his
old trade as a maehinist next week.
Mystic Lodge No. 4, K. of P, meets
this eveningfor work in the first rank.
Large cards with hack and auto rates
printed on them are suggested for fleet
week
Excelsior Lodge. No 1, I. o. o. F.,
will meet this evening in Odd Fellows
hall at 7:30.
Mystic Lodge, No. ., K. of P, will
meet in X. of P. hall this (Tuesday)
evening at 7:50.
Chung Wah Lodge, No. 4, K. of P,
will meet in its han, Vineyard street, at
7:30 this evening.
Practically all the men who have
been employed on the Nuuanu dam
have been laid off.
Court Canoes. No. S110, A. O. F.,
will meet in San Antonio hall this
tuesday, evening at 1870.
Official ball tickets are S. each, adj
hitting gentleman and any number of
ladies. The ball is on the night of the
18th. .
Eugene Duvauchelle is reported to be
seriously i'll at the Queen s Hospital
with blood poisoning. His condition is
said to be serious.
Governor F'rear, Secretary Mott-Smith
and Captain Rees. of the naval station,
will all give box parties at the MAN
of the hour performances.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ahahui Iolani will be held in the Sun
dayschool room of st. Andrew s Cathe-
dral this afternoon at $3.50 o clock
Delinquent sewer rates are beginning
to come in faster. Those who are in
arrears have apparently made up their
minds that it would be cheaper to pay
than to be sued.
VIII the ladies who have promised
donations for the foreign lunch table
seui them as early as possible on Satur-
day morning, July IS, to the Schmidt
place, Beretania street
The Hotel Baths were sold at Sher-
if S sale yesterday, being knocked
down to Eugene Campbell, represent
ing R. ". Shingle, for ,$8643.95, the
amount of the Judgment.
All of the ladies who have promised
donations of bread and rolls for the
luau will please have them at the
Schmidt place, Beretania avenue, at IL
0 clock Saturday morning.
Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell is advertising this week for
tenders for the construction of two
room schoolhouse at Aiea, and for
teachers cottages at Paia and Keokea,
Na1i.
CHARLES Hustace has announced him
self a candidate for Mayor of Homo
lulu. He says he has been repeatedly
urged by friends and supporters to
run, and that he has finally decided to
do SO.
The official ball in honor of Rear
Admiral Sperry and the officers of the
fleet will be given on Friday evening,
July II, at the Seaside Moana. Tick
cts are SIS each, admitting gentleman
and all ladies accompanied.
The suggestion has been made that
not scarlet fever, but desire to have
vessel between the fleet and the
Coast, as an aid to communication by
wireless, was the reason for the delay
of the Nebraska in starting from San
Francisco.
During the stay of the fleet the Ad-
vertiser will print 10000 copies daily.
They will be illustrated with fleet views
made especially by the Advertiser pho
tographer. Advertising space will not
be advanced in price for the enlarged
issues-a fact the business people should
keep in mind.
At an impromptu political meeting
following lawsuit at Kaneohe,
speeches were made by W. C. Achi, for
the Labor party; by J. A. Magoon, for
the Republican party, and by L. L.
McCandless, for the Democratic party.
McCandless devoted his remarks to the
land question.
The S. s. Mikahala viii leave Lahaina
on Wednesday evening carrying passen-
gers to a good location for viewing the
fleet off Kalaupapa early Thursday
morning. The steamer will arrive back
at Lahaina Thursday evening. This will
give the Maui people, who would other
wise miss seeing all of the vessels, an
opportunity to witness the American
armada.
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