The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-21
LOCAL BREVlTIES.


Ben Bruins Is at present located IL
Pl-asautou. Cal.
Edwin 5. GIL has opened n law Office
in tine MasOon block.
Bishop .Gu,stan has returned from
his Episcopal visit 10 Kauai.
David X. Kapahee has been appoint
ed district magistrate Of koloa Ny
Governor Dole.
Harry +. Duncan a native of PrUs-
STA. was made an American citizen by
Judge Estee yesterday
Alexis GiSnouX arrived on the Sierra
. TO take a position with the drug firm
/ Of Benson, Smith * Co.
! Midnight Christmas eve, mass VIII
/ be held at the new Waikiki Church,
according to the old custom.
! There will be a Christmas party for
/ the members Of the Christian Church
! Sunday school, next Monday evening
Mr.. Horace Johnson, the head chemS
list of Waialua, came to town yesterday
to enjoy vacation OF a week or two
here.
The band viii not play at Emma
Square this afternoon, but will give a
concert at the terminus of the Pacific
Heights line at p. IN.
The old wooden building on Merchant
street. between Alakea and Fort
Ludloff for $40 yesterday.
Watch out for Santa Claus around
the corner of Fort and Hotel streets
tonight. He will be there, and will be
glad TO make your acquaintance.
The children of the Waialua public
school and kindergarten are to have a
great Christmas celebration. Col Cur
lis Iaukea will act as Santa Claus.
Volcano Marshall stated yesterday
q ri III
day paper, and return TO the Sacra-
mento Bee, where he was formerly en-
p!oyed.
William Anderson. a sailor, died at
Victoria Hospital Thursday, of tuber-
culosis. William Dyson, aged seventy
years. died at the same place on the
same day.
The public schools closed yesterday
afternoon for the holidays, and the
teachers We're made happy by receiving I
their salary warrants for the month
Of December. !
Alfred c. Harrison Jr., a Philadel- |
phia sugar man, states that he does
not believe that Hawaiian sugar plant
eis need fear the free admission Of
Cuban sugar.
The st. Clements Sunday school
Christmas tree will be held at the rec
tory on Monday December %, at $50
p. m. The children's parents are Invit-
ed to be present.
The final practice of St. Clements I
choir for Christmas music will be held
At the chapel on Monday at 7:30 p. nj.
Il is particularly requested that all
members be present.
The children of the Punahou kinder
garten had an entertainment and a
Christmas tree yesterday afternoon.
Eany of the parents were present, and
he event was thoroughly enjoyed
The report of a. Horner. of Kukaiau :
plantation. Of the cost OF lighting the
Hamakua fire, shows an expenditure
If $4,000. The payment of this will be
recommended by superintendent Boyd.
Among the passengers who sailed on
he Mauna LOa yesterday were Sam NJ.
and wife, G. a. Doyle, L.
!. Tesla, w. \. Wall. Julian Greenwich.
Mss Greenwell. DIR. Raymond and ].
Coerper.
Collector r. r. Stackable is still hold
ng several hundred thousand Manila :
igars in the customs house. as he has
eceived no notification from the Treas :
ny Department regarding the release
Il them.
There will be music tonight at Di-
nond & Co.'S store. by the Original
Quintet Club. This will be the last
Oncert of the season. If you do not
-isit this store at night you will miss
beautiful sight.
Franklin Austin went to Kona on \
he Mauna Loa yesterday to gather \
for a pamphlet describing the
ountry through which the KonaKau
is to run. lie has been en-
aged by the railroad company to do
his. II
Philip Hall who went around the
horn for his health and TO visit his
rothers at Harvard, Witnessed the
ale Harvard football match. When
asst heard from ne was in New York. q
n route To Washington with Oscar
White.
on Sunday morning. at the service
I the Second Congregation OF St. An
Iew's Cathedral. which will commence
[ $3.50 o'clock, the Bishop of Honolulu
.ill hold a confirmation, at which
Telve candidates will be presented By
lev Alex Macintosh