The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There viii be no symphony rehearsal
| this evening.
Mrs. G. W. Patty has moved to 16+1
Anapuni street, telephone 1924.
Miss Power is booked to leave on
he Manchuria. She goes to New York
on business.
sun Wo, Maunakea street, above
| Hotel. IS a manufacturer of jewelry
of high grade.
Honolulu Lodge GIG, B. P. 0. E., will
meet IN Eiks building, King street, at
7;30 this evening.
The Friday morning Bible class will
meet this morning at St. Andrew s
cathedral al ten clock.
Mrs. Spear, mother Of James Dougher-
", leaves for her home in San Fran
cisco by the Manchuria.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
meets Friday at three o clock in the
afternoon at the Convent.
Leon Honigsberger Of San Francisco,
who made short business trip to Ho-
nolulu, returns on the Manchuria.
Attorney Leon Straus had his case
nol-prossed in Judge Robinson s court
yesterday morning by County Attorney
Cathcart.
Acting Attorney General Whitney
has drawn up the tentative bill to be
introduced to the Legislature provid
ing for school savings banks.
On February 10 there will be a
Civil Service examination at the Gus
tom House to fill the position Of clerk
inspector at salary of $1,000.
H r. Berry, the financial hacker of
the Automatic Telephone Company, will
either return here or send represen-
tative to this city in the near fuure.
Miss Dora Smith, VINO has been Wis
iting with her sister Mrs c. P Morse
for several months, returns to her home
in San Francisco by the Manchuria,
after a delightful visit.
Col. Spalding, the Countess Semi,
Rufus Spalding and other Kauai folk,
arrived in town recently and will leave
for the mainland on the Manchuria.
The Countess Will return to Italy.
The postponed monthly meeting of
the board OF directors of the Free Kin
dergarten and Children s Aid Assoca-
ton will be held this morning at $50
o'clock in the Y W. c. A. rooms.
STRAY Notes on Coekroaches, by
Messfs. Kotinsky and Kuhns, was the
subject of interest at the meeting Of
the chronological Society last night
at the Planters Experiment Station.
There was a mass meeting of Japan
ese,- SHINY attended, held in Makiki
last night for the consideration of the
higher wage question. The meeting
was held under the auspices of the
Higher Wage Association.
The January term of the Federal
court will be held on the last Wednes-
day of that month in Hilo. This is
a special term of court which has been
found necessary on account of the ex-
ira work for the past six years.
The fire in the quartermaster coal
pile on lower Fort street is Still giving
trouble The coal is being shifted
dering, while the fire department occa.
sionally uses hose and water on the
pile.
The Territorial Survey Department
has two parties working on Maui at
the present time. One of these is at
Haiku laying out the land that is to
be taken up by homesteaders there.
Surveys are also being made of South
kona, Hawaii.
There viii be a meeting of the
Men League Ccivic section) at the
church parlors this evening at 'clock
to further discuss the Municipal Act,
Messrs. ". Q. Smith, Daniel Logan and
Charles L. Rhodes being among the
speakers. An interesting program is
promised
\. X. Tiernan and wife of San Fran
cisco and Mrs I. Herman of San Fran
cisco, who have been guests at the
Pleasanton for a couple of weeks, re-
turn TO the mainland on the Manchu-
ria. Mrs. A. K Tiernan has been re-
marked as a particularly good dresser
She was one Of the bellies of Santa
Barbara at the time Of her marriage.
Two deaths have been reported to the
Attorney General from Maui by Dep
uty Sheriff Glenn Crowen Kimura Mi
bora, Japanese, grew tired of this life
and strangled himself at the end of
rope. Chung Y. Young was the victim
of an accident, being kicked in the
stomach by a horse. The frst-named
death occurred at Waikiki, and the lat
ter at Puunene.