The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-10
LEGAL BnEylT.ES.


There are no installation banquets
on the program for this week
1t is reported that the new Waialae
road stood the storm tests we'll
C. w. Ashford is expected back in
Honolulu by the return Australia.
Senator H. p. Baldwin left by the
Peru for a business visit to the Coast.
In a couple of days now the Pail
road will be open again for vehicles.
The second term of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Educational classes begins this even
ing
HandbaI and basket ball will now
alternate in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymna-
SUM.
Geo. F. Mcleod is Lieutenant-colo
mel commanding the First Regiment
N G. H.
There has been very little rain at
Eva or Oahu plantations during the
past week
The bad weather of Saturday after
noon and evening spoiled the weeks
half holiday.
All the swimming races scheduled
for last Saturday were postponed to
the ZZu llIol.
King street and the Waikiki road
were all right for wheeling late yes
terday afternoon.
Prof. w. D. Alexander believes
John r. Musicks new book on Hawaii
is a work of merit.
Regular meeting of Pacific Lodge
No. 822, A. F. & A. NJ, tonight. Also,
work in second degree
Say" inquired lady AT the Pacific
Mail wharf last evening, (which is
the front end of this boat?'
During the absence of DR.. F. R. Day
from the Islands, DR.. c. L. Garvin will
have charge of his practice.
The Charity baseball teams plan to
meet again the latter part of this
month or early in February.
Owing to the wet weather last week,
n. S. Sachs will continue his sale of
worsted dress goods this week.
Rev. S. E. Bishop will read paper
before the Social Science club at the
home of w. r. Castle this evening.
The sale of household furniture at
the Snow Cottage, Hotel street, will
take place at 10 O'Clock this morning.
C. B. Gray, Walter E. Wall and
other committeeman viii supply tic
kets for the Healani dance January
H.
There viii be a mail to San Fran
cisco on Wednesday of this week and
a mail from the Coast on the next
day.
The firm of A. E. Murphy & Co.,
shoe dealers. Hotel street, aim to please
their patrons. Give them a trial and
see.
The Annexation club has not yet
finally decided on the matter of send
ing a delegation of natives to Wash
ington
There was a very fair attendance
for the 4 p. m. meeting at the Y. NJ.
c. A on Sunday. P H. Dodge led the
meeting.
A number of new rice patches have
been started on the makai side of the
Waikiki road a short distance beyond
King street.
Ambrose Hutchinson has retired
from his official position at the Molo-
kai settlement and is succeeded by
VIM. Feary.
Miss Walsh, the Theosophic ,ectur-
er, finds in Honolulu an old friend
in the person of Mrs. Sewall, the wife
of the American Minister.
On Friday evening of this week,
there will be meeting of the Young
Mems Research club at the home of
Rev d. p and Mrs. Brine.
There has been little surf riding at
Waikiki lately While the weather
outside has been rough there have been
very few breakers at the beach.
The local Shakespeare club has made
overtures to Miss Cora Mcdonald, the
English Literature scholar and the Wis
itor may take charge of the class.
On account of the bad weather the
concert to have been given at Kau-
makapili church on last Saturday ev-
ening was postponed for one week.
An official notice states that the
Minister of Foreign Affairs will act
as President during the temporary alb
sence from the country of President
Dole.
The special dinner at the hotel Sat
urday evening was we'll attended. The
music was very much enjoyed. Dane
ing was INDUCED in on the lanai after
the dinner
10 al people employing ChIHeSt
. servants it might be of interest tC
know that Chinese New Year begin:
on the 21st of this month. Then it /!
when outside help is needed.
Lands situate in KaIihi valley, Oahu
as specified in mortgage made by
Antoine Rosa to the Trustees of The
Lunalilo Estate, will be sold at Nor
gan's auction room at Il noon today
There will be a meeting of thu
Mounted Reserve in the police station
at p. m. today for the purpose o
electing officers to serve during the en-
suing year. Every member is re
quested to be present.
A rare chance to purchase a build
ing lot at PunahOu will be offered
on Wednesday. January 10Th, by JAS
F. Morgan, when he will sell five lot
of the Bruce Warning tract. See full