The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Regisser today before It IS 90 lat

Register today before It IS TOO late
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l. Z. Pinkham is said to be located
at Los Angeles.
V. H. Hoogs was passenger from
the Coast on the Alameda.
Remember Mrs. ingalls, violin recita
next Saturday evening, October 3.
Lorrin Andrews IS now chairman OF
, the Republican County committee al
Reno, New.
Manager Barkhausen of the Pioneer
Mill returned TO Honolulu on the Ala
media yesterday.
Judge Dole yesterday approved Uni
ted States Marshal Hendry's accounts
for the past three months.
Merle johnson of the H. r. Wiebman
CO., Ltd. returned yesterday from
an extended vacation spent in the mid.
die west
Charles Wiirth, formerly with the
old Wleland and Buffalo breweries.
San Francisco, Is. visiting relatives in
Honolulu.
Mrs. Walters, wife of DR.. st. D. G..
Walters, was operated on for appendi-
eitis on Thursday and is progressing
favorably.
Among those who left by the Tenyo
Maru was Mrs. Nagasawa, wife of one
of the secretaries of the japanese Con-
sulate General.
DR.. Bruce New. Maekall, who has
been through the United States telling
the people OF the beauties of Hawaii,
arrived home yesterday.
= Carl Dn Roi, manager of B. F.
Ehlers & Co, returned from the main
land yesterday after making extensive
purchases OF seasonable goods.
E. A. NeInerny, who with Joe
Andrade is enjoying the benefits Of the
Arkansas hot springs, writes to his
family of his improved physical con-
dition.
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell has sent a wireless
message TO Land Commissioner Pratt
asking the latter TO bring Campbell s
camera with him. Pratt left by the
Maui yesterday at noon.
Charles L. Wight, manager OF the
Honolulu Gas Co. Ltd, who is in San
Francisco on business connected with
doubling the plant capacity of the
company, was booked for the Alameda
but failed 10 get through his business
in time TO catch the steamer.
Minister Chung Nun Yew, the new
Chinese Minister TO Washington. who
viii pass through here shortly on his
way to his post of duty, is a cousin
Of c. X. Al of the City Mil Company.
Plans for welcoming and greeting him
as he passes through are being made.
The wife Of Neils Anderson, who
formerly did religious work with Nil
Ter, the '4candy man, writes 10 the
local police from Los Angeles, asking
for information about her husband,
SAYING he has not written her for a
long time and has given her no intima-
ton as 70 his whereabouts.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee
has our thanks for a copy Of The
Pacific Commercial Advertiser of Sep
tember 81, which contains much inter-
esting matter. The Illustrations of the /
cruisers and destroyers that arrived the
DAY previous are splendid. The Ad- |
vertiser Is doing good work for the |
Norte (CaL) Record.
In spite Of the ordinance passed by |
the Board Of Supervisors at its last /
meeting which prohibits the erection Of
4 tenement house within certain dis |
-anee from any seh0olhouse, the pro- /
iectors OF the japanese tenement camp |
at the corner Of Piikoi and Kinau |
streets are going ahead with the work I
They have laid the foundations and ex-
Deet shortly to raise the timbers.
F. N. van Horn. for many years man /
lger Of the bond department of the /
FIRST National Bank Of New York. but I
low member OF the firm of A. B.
each & Co. large financial house Of
he metropolis, arrived by the Alameda
nd viii return by her. His house
inaneed the second Issue of Japanese
government bonds. $50, 100000 It was
eeured by the customs receipts of the
ountTy.
That the theory that leprosy is
caused by the eating Of decaying fish
: a correct one Is conteBded by Lieut..
,harles E. Macdonald. Med. Reserve
'erps. e. 8. A.. who has recently pub
ished interesting results of observa-
ions made BY him IN the Philippine
stands. DR.. Macdonald is now sta
Toned at Fort Mott, n. J., and was
ecentiy quoted IN the New York Times
n +ba above affac+.-Arrnv and Navy