The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Canoes Circle No. $40. c. o. F.. will
meet in San Antonio Hall at 7:30 this
evening.
The new shooting gallery of the Ma.
tional Guard was opened for inspection
last evening.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I. o.
o. F., viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall
this evening at .:30.
Shipments of Maui wine made by the
Kaupakalua Wine and Liquor Company
have been received in Honolulu.
Manager Bidgood of Haleiwa. who is
spending a short vacation on Maui and
Hawaii, is expected home next week.
II is said that a wireless telephone
system between here and Hilo is
planned by the Hawaiian Telegraph and
Telephone Company.
There was a meeting of the sub-com-
mittee on the Hawaiian exhibit at the
Alaska-Yu exposition yesterday in
the rooms of the Board of Education.
The marriage of Miss Ethaiinda
Schaefer to Mr.. Alfred LOwrey Castle
will take place on Tuesday, December
s, at s p. m, at st. Andrew s cathedral
Engineer Parks location of site
for the Pearl Harbor dry dock has been
approved by the Navy Department The
site is on the southeast loch of Pearl
Harbor.
Deputy Attorney General Larnach
who went to Hilo to attend the Circuit
Court, has been taken i'll and has been
obliged to relinquish the grand Jury
work to Deputy County Attorney Noa
Alui.
A story is published to the effect that
when the Atlantic feet was here two
of the battIeships were experimenting
with the wireless telephone. Expert
Isbell at Barber's Point heard the
voices through his wireless system.
Appraisers. of the government prop,
erty adjoining the postOfiee, known as
Honolulu Hale. have appraised the prop
erty at 1000 with a minority APP
praisement of $4,000. Governor Frear
cut the appraisement down to 49,, 900.
Mrs. Boote and young daughter, fam
ily of Mr.. George NJ. Boote. formerly
of Hawaii, manager of the Cape Cruz
recently returned to Cuba
for the season after spending the sum-
mer at her old home in Donaldsonville,
La.-American Sugar Industry and Beet
Sugar Gazette.
December 2 will be the sixtieth an
niversary of the accession to the throne
Of Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria
and King of Hungary. Acting Consul
Schaefer has given notice of the event
and consular flags will be hoisted. No
will be held as Mr.. Schaefer
IS only Acting Consul.
In a mention of the work done by
Mrs. Jarrett T. Lewis in this paper on
Sunday last, it was stated that she had
on one occasion led the New York
Orchestra. She wishes this
corrected. as no woman has ever had
that honor. 1t was a similar organiza
ton in Baltimore at which Mrs. Lewis
Dfficiated as leader
The annual meeting of the Waialae,
Kaimuki and Palolo Improvement Club
will be held at the Government
Nursery. King street, on Friday even
ng, 9th inst, at O'Clock. Election
If officers and other business. All
owners of these districts are
invited to be present, as important |
business will be up for discussion.
E. W. Jordan G. Co. has been reorgan-
zed with E. w. Jordan, president; H.
T. Hayselden, vice president; F. T. P.
secretary and treasurer,
md James Jaeger and H. Rycroft, d.
ectors. Mr.. Fletcher, well known in |
Try goods circles, is manager. Water |
louse & Co. are financing the reorgan-
cation. The place was established in |
$50 and was a branch of the merchan- |,
Use establishment of John Thomas Wa
erhouse.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
endered Miss Edith Pratt of Punch |
BOWL Heights, Saturday evening, it !
being her birthday. Dancing and |
games were INDUCED in, until a late
,our, when refreshments were served. |
Those present were the Misses Bea-
rice and Esther White, Clara and !
Martha Ingalls,, Pearl Littlejohn, Avis |
Ninsor, Edith Sharratt, Bertha John,
ION, Wilhelmina and Alexandria
Zalida and Evelyn De la
Vux, Carrie James, Gladys Pratt,
Gessrs. Littlejohn, Walker, Rosa,
Pratt, Nicholson (2), James (2), In
rails, Benny, Winsor.
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