The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Helen K. Wilder is expected
on the next Alameda to spend Christ
mas with her mother.
An addition is to be built to the Ko
loa courthouse to provide Offices fol
the Assessor and Collector of Taxes.
There will be nomination of officer,
at the meeting of Honolulu Aerie 140
F. O. E, in K. of P. Hall at 1870 this
evening.
The Harvest Home festival this af
ternoon, from to s, at the lovely
Hawaiian Hotel grounds. Music by
the band.
Major Camara s new company of
the National Guard Company c, will
take a practise march on Sunday, De
cember 3.
Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Agnes
Walker are visiting "Kipa Aloha, - in
the Santa Cruz mountains, the home
of the Misses Wilder and Copeland.
Members of the jury in the United
States District Court have been mott
fed that they need not appear in court
until Friday morning, November 27.
The Central Improvement League
has called a meeting for Friday even
ing, at the Promotion Committee
rooms, to consider the subject of Jap
anesa tenements.
Don't forget it. The fancy table
viii save many a wrinkled brow
worrying over what to make for
Christmas. Let the Harvest Home fes-
tival ladies show you how it is done.
The money for the Peacock prop
erty, Bishop and King streets, on
which the Hawaiian Telegraph and Tel
ephone Company is to build it's cen
tral station, was paid over yesterday.
Expert Isbell and Electrician Hans
com, the one at Kahuku and the other
less Monday night for considerable
time, the distance between them being
1895 miles.
The government mules sent down
here for the Quartermaster Depart
ment are in quarantine under the ami
NAL industry rule of the Territory re-
curing a two weeks quarantine of
such animals as a guard against
CHAMBERS.
Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell has decided that the con-
struction at the month of Waimea
river. intended to restore the banks of
not adapted to accomplish this and
viii have to be changed to conform to
plans of the department.
Go early, say 2:3O or 8 clock, and
ret your choice of all the Thanksgiv-
ing delicacies at the Harvest Home
festival this afternoon. 1t will be
fine opportunity to buy most of the
dinner without having
my worry. Hawaiian Hotel, from 2
to clock Admission free.
The mid-week meeting at the Cen
raj Union church parish house this
evening is expected to be large one. |
The annual gathering for Thanksgiv- |
ng has always been popular and in |
eresting, and every effort has been |
made to make this one attractive and |
helpful. There will be special music.
According to a letter received yes |
erdav, Rae Soares, who left here some |
ime ago to attend the University of |
had 5000 and his ticket
tolen from him on a sleeper on a
southern Pacific train. He stopped off
It Hanford. and says he bought a
ontrolling interest in a newspaper at
4aton, California.
There will be a meeting of the Cen
raj Improvement Club at promotion
ooms, Young building, on Friday
vening, the 9th instant, at 1880
clock. Among other subjects the
Iaahumanu Improvement Club will
ring up the matter of Japanese labor
amps in their district. A full attend
nee of delegates and all interested is
arnestly requested.
c. ShiOzawa, former editor of the
laval Shinpo, writes from Kuma-
notO that he has settled down there,
being his wife's birthplace. He
xpects. however, to go to Toxic to
ngage in some business, but just what
e does not say. He says that the
mall pile of money he left here with
: slowly dwindling and he must get
ack to business life
A large Mercator projection map of
he world published by Hammond &
O., New York, is to have special Ho-
olulu display with red lines to all
acifc ports, giving distances between
hem and Honolulu. on condition that
rders be secured here for at least
undred of the maps after they are
Dmpleted. The Promotion Committee
nd J. It. Van Valkenburg are taking
ne orders.