The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Court Lunalilo Ne 5000, A. 0. F.
will meet in Pythian hall this evening
at 1880 0 clock.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp, No. l. [.
;. W v, will meet in Waverley hall
this evening at 1870 clock.
The drawing of territorial, grand and
trial Jurors Tor the January, 1910. term
OF court has been SET for December IS
at 5 Q clock in the morning.
The bill Of exceptions of the
plaintiff have been overruled by the
territorial supreme court in the case
OF NJ. F Scott. versus Joe Maria, alias
Joe Maria Pedro.
VI. 7. Simonson. ]. A. Thompson and
V. NJ. Harrison, appraisers of the es-
tate Of Elizabeth Kalaniapaahao, have
valued it at $663.75. Lilikalani Fern is
the administrators.
There will be meeting of the Ha-
waiian Branch of the Red Cross Society
on Friday afternoon, at four clock.
in Judge Dole s chambers The subject
viii be tuberculosis Work -
The sixth annual accounts of Flora
J. Center, guardian Of Edmund A..
Margaret L. and Helen E. Center. were
fled in the circuit court yesterday.
She charges herself with $1946.13 and
asks TO be allowed $1931l3.
The morning studies in literature be-
gin today at the home of Mrs. Walter
F. Frear, Punahou street. at half-past
ten. Mrs. 2. L. Weaver will give the
first of series Of four papers on Geo.
Meredith. The novel discussed is ''The
Ordeal of Richard Feveral."
Kalei Aona, assistant clerk in the
circuit court, and eight other boys of
the st. Louis Alumni, spent a night
this week off the rocks near Diamond
Head, torch fishing. A record catch
Of eel, lobster, kumu, manini and weke
was made.
Fair Luna, like many maiden mortals,
refuses to be dictated to and likewise
declines to change her schedule. Man
ager Kimball now states that as the
moon will not be full until the 2Sth
of the month instead of the 21st,
the dance at Haleiwa win not take place
| until Saturday the 30th.
The Ahahui Iolani will meet this
| afternoon at half past three in the
woman s room of the parish house of
| st. Andrew IS cathedral. This meeting
| is in place of the regular monthly meet
| ing which should have been held last
week. AS business of Importance is
| to be transacted full attendance is
| desired.
| fed the public works department that
| half the pipe necessary to complete the
Kula pipeline is on the way from the
East. The consignment will probably
| be shipped direct to Kahului in Amer
| ican-Hawaiian boats, and the balance
of the pipe will follow shortly. The
| work is expected TO be under full head
way by the end of this year.
All Chong, proprietor of the Boston
restaurant, on Hotel street, has appeal
! ed his ease TO the circuit court after
nor without a license, by Judge An
drade. With his appeal comes the
appeal of George Turner, convicted of
| selling liquor On Sunday. Foster Du-
| maresq, the informer who obtained evil
! dence causing both convictions, is a
| deserter from ship, by the testimony
| of himself in court.
Judge De Bolt has allowed the bill
of exceptions which the defense fol-
Matsubaro has carried to the supreme
court, and it was fled yesterday. Mat
subaro is the japanese who was sen
fenced by Judge Andrade to pay {
| fine of SIS for failure tt take oIt {
business license to run fishing boat
with more than 30-inch beam. Judge
De Bolt upheld the lower court, an6
| the case will probably be fought out
to the highest court, as it involves 3
constitutional point.