The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Contractors Clark and Henry have
bought the small steamer Kaena, for
81. 900.
Rev. w. X. Azbill and wife were
passengers in the Sierra yesterday for
1 the Coast.
The Ventura will probably bring Err
nest Hogan and his troupe TO these
| shores today.
Saturday evening Mr.. Archie Smith
ers gave a successful luau at his home
on Keaumoku street.
Henry Weiss. head sugar boiler o.
Waialua plantation, went in the Sierra
for a five weeks vacation on the
Coast.
Mrs. II. 9. Brown. secretary of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
left yesterday for Mokuleia, to spend
the week
The current events class met at the
Young Women's Christian Association
last evening and discussed topics of
public interest.
Judge w. L. Stanley left yesterday
in the Sierra for San Francisco
whence he will proceed TO England and
Ireland for a visit
The Kona Orphanage wish to express
their gratitude TO Miss Davis, who so
generously donated very choice selec-
ton of books to their library.
Father VaIentin will sing The Sol
der of the Cross" at the lepers' Xmas
concert, changing the words so that
Father Damien Will be the central fig
ure.
Miss Russell, who has been visiting
in Honolulu for the past year, depart
cd last evening in the Sierra for Cali
fornia. where she will spend the win
ter.
The ladies in charge of booths and
2 n hfae NJ fo he
eft OF the Catholic Sisters. will hold
a meeting at 10 a. m, Friday morn
ing.
The Oahu College department of
music will give it's concert on Friday
evening at p. m, in Pauahi Assembly
Hall, instead Of on Saturday as pre-
announced.
Chief Clerk Hunt, formerly associat- |
ed with Paymaster Phillips in the ma !
val pay office, left yesterday on the |
Sierra with Mrs. Hunt, ard will be |
stationed at Newport News, Va.
Miss A. Hagar, the San Francisco
society woman, passed through Homo
ulu yesterday in the Doric, having
given up her intended sojourn in Japan
here.
Paymaster u. G. Ammen. L.. $. A.
vas a through passenger on the Doric
rom the Orient yesterday, on his way
o Washington. He visited with Pay |
master Hall during his brief stay in
his city.
The buck which Mr.. Desky. had
Heights has killed the doe which ac-
him. Mr.. Desky will send
o Molokai for another doe for this
sluebeard. |,
Percy NJ Pond has withdrawn from r,
he firm OF Mcclellan, Pond & Co. and
las taken charge of the real estats 1
nd rental department of Henry Wa
erhouse & Co. He will enter upon his !
ew duties today.
Nomination papers for a third candi- {
ate in the race for representative ,
rom the Hilo district were filed yes
erday by j. NJ. Kauwila. The other | ,
wo candidates are David Ewaliko
nd James d. Lewis.
The committee designated by the
'oresters to meet DR.. Montague on the
rival of the Miowera, consists of G.
). Ripley, z. c. r.; A. +. Murphy, p. .
:. r.; +. w. Weed, c. r.; Rev. Geo. c
p. c. r.; DR.. a. G. Hodgins. ,
Mrs. Jared G.. Smith, wife Of the
hief of the United States Agricultural
tation, accompanied by her son Wal
er, and her mother, Mrs. Julia Wer-
er, arrived yesterday from New South
Wales. and will take up their residence
t the station.
The house warming party of the
,lks' Lodge this evening promises TO
II the new hall. 1t will be solely
party for Elks and ladies. and no
lvitations have been issued, as the
ublished announcement is meant to
erVe that purpose.
Abe II. Irving, manager of the Par
fine Paint Company of this city, left
n the Sierra yesterday for San Fran
isco, to spend the winter holidays.
curing his absence he will be married
! that city, and will return in the
Dring with his bride.
An order went into effect on the .
apid Transit on Monday to the effect
lat while on duty on front platforms
lotormen shall not talk to passengers.
a passenger desires information the
lotorman is to signal the conductor
,rward and the information will be
nparted.