The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-13
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Saturday evenings dance at the Ha-
Tai!an, given by Manager Lake, wa:
d delightful affair.
The quarterly meeting OF Brewer &
Co was held Saturday. Only routine
business was transacted.
The Rev. William Morris Kincaid vii
lead the meeting at Central Union
Church this evening at go o'clock
License Inspector J. Bachelor will
start soon on his annual tour of the
Islands. His first visit will be to Maui
ELMER L. Paxton, of Dillingham;. &
Co, who returned from the Coast or
the Alameda, reports that he placed
100000 OF the Hilo Railroad bonds in
San Francisco at par.
4 James Z. Morgan sold EOS shares OF
deliquent Olaa Sugar Company stock
at auction Saturday. The greater part
Of il was purchased by r. Single. II
al brought 50. so a share.
9. Hedemann, of the Honolulu Iron
Works. was a returning passenger on
/ the Kinau. He reports the Olaa mill
| in splendid condition, and the cane be-
ing ground of the finest quality.
The Buckeye Club of Hawaii Will
yhold its regular bi-monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening. January IA, 1902, at
en-, corner of Huela and Kewalo
streets.
Captain Williamson superintendent
the sale of mules belonging to the
quartermasters department Saturday.
Manager Low, of Honolulu plantation.
bought all but four of the averages.
paying $40 each.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Moritz, of Salt
Lake City, Utah. are expected in Ho-
noIulu next month to visit with Mrs.
Moritz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louisson,
who will probably return to the Islands
at the same time.
The quarterly meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association will be
held this evening at 1:30 o'clock in the
rooms. Boston block. Reports will be
received by the association from Off
GERS and committees.
Judge Estee has issued an order put
ting the United States into Immediate
possession of the property belonging to
the Bishop Estate condemned for the
Pearl Harbor naval station. The or
der is based on the Territorial law.
The automobiles which are being i'm
ported by Messrs Grimwood. Richard
son and Holloway, are expected to
reach the city the first week in Feb
ruary. They were shipped from the
factory before the Alameda left San
Francisco.
Lieutenant Colonel G.. p. Grad has
to take the place of Major !,
~ Taylor the surgeon VINO mas /
been on duty at Camp Mckinley for |
some time. Major Taylor with go TO |
Fort Smelling, Mimi, on the next |
steamer.
Mrs. Mary w. Chalmers. wife of the |
of Waimanalo plantation, died |
morning. She was forty-six |
years of age and a native of Scotland. |
Rev. G.. l.. Pearson ofIiciated at the |
funeral, which was held yesterday. In
terment was made at Nuuanu Gene
terry.
Attorney General Dole has received
notice from Washington that the APP
peal of the Territory in the case OF
Osaka Mankichi would be advanced on
the calendar if possible. Attorney
General Knox hopes that il may be
in the Supreme Court in March
Jr April
Col. George w. Macfarlane brought
home with him. from San Francisco.
IS his guests. Messrs. Stevenson and !
Narfield. The former is connected with
he Occidental and Oriental Steamship
company. and predicts that there will
De a large amount OF travel to the
'OaSt this summer. and some of il may
,e diverted to Hawaii.
Gossip" the newest publication in
he local field. made its initial appear
nee on Saturday. Gossip" announces
hat il is a journal of society, covering
he field of literature. art music, dra-
ma, finance, sport, wit, events. The first
number contains many breezy. light
md interesting notes of local society.
itself. however. too closely to
few Of society's satellites.