The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-25
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
No Advertiser tomorrow.

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The case of Wilder's Steamship Co.
VS.. Kamalo Sugar Co. has been dis
missed
/ Tickets for the Pacific Rebekah Lodge
New Years Eve dance can be had from
any of the members
The postohice will be open today until
noon and one carriers delivery viii be
made in the forenoon.
News from Admiral Merry is. to the
effect that he is now on recruiting duty
at Boston Navy Yard.
Permission has been granted the
Bishop Estate to construct a dolphin at
the entrance to its new dock.
There win be service with a celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion at st.
Clements church this. morning at 10
o'clock.
Judge De Bolt made an order yester-
day allowing Nina Flint alimony of
twenty dollars. per month, by consent
of her husband.
Judge Wilcox yesterday discharged
T. Ryan, the Solaee bluejacket, from
custody on the charge of taking watch
belonging to c. H. BALL.
The Christmas exercises of the Jap
anese Congregational church will be
held tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock in the
church on Nuuanu street.
C. NJ White has given a bond of &c.,
900 as chief clerk in the Public Works
office His sureties are L. H. Dee
Henry Davis and ]. Hughes.
"A daughter of G. j. Hutchins of this
city was mixed up in the accident
which occurred at the landing of the
cable in San Francisco, but escaped un-
hurt.
The sale of seats for the Kilohana
Art League stage productions at the
Opera House on December 80, was ex-
ceptionally large on Tuesday and yes
terday.
Hawaiian Tribe will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening instead of
tonight. officers are to be nominated
and elected, and all members are re71
quested to attend.
Reserved seats now on sale at the
Orpheum for the entertainment to be
given there on next Saturday evening.
All of the old time hulas and other
Hawaiian dances will be given.
The weather today will be fair, ac-
cording to the forecast sent out by Mr.. !
Lyons. the only exception being his
belief that valley showers may inter- |
rupt some of the festivities there
Attorney Strauss failed to file his arr
gument in defense of his demand for a
jury trial for his Chinese client, charg-
ed with violating the sanitary regula- !
lions. The defendant was found guilty |
by Judge Wilcox and fined S. and costs. |
Diamond Head Charley Ehad a sub
stantial Christmas gift from the mer-
chants of Honolulu and desires, through
these columns, to express his thanks
and appreciation. Col. Soper, who got
UP the testimonial. is gratefully men
toned by the veteran guardian of the
Diamond Head station
Suit was instituted yesterday in the
Circuit Court by the Pacific Mill Co.
against the Enterprise Mill Company,
for damages amounting to $2,079.27. The
plaintiff alleges that certain tools nee
essary to mill business were taken pos
session of by the defendants contrary
to the plaintiffs rights.
The wreck of the dredger, which was
lost in the Pearl Harbor bar opening
work some time past, was sold at auc-
ton by Morgan yesterday. There were
Gerrit P. Wilder. 1t is the intention
of the buyer to make an early attempt |
to raise the wreck. The dredger was
insured for $4,000.
The successful Punahou football team
will meet at the banquet table at the
Moana Hotel on New Years eve. The |
intention is to have the dinner for the
successful eleven, the guests including |
the members of the club who have TAX
en- decided interest in the seasons play. |
There will be number of other dinner |
parties at the hotel during the evening, |
and dance will be given later by the
Cutie & FRANKIE have been appointed
general agents of the Fire Associa ton
and Philadelphia Underwriters for Cali
fornia, Arizona, Nevada and Hawaiian
Islands. The firm of Cutie & Frank is |
recognized as the oldest insurance
agency ON the Pacific Coast. The nego- |
tiations for the transfer of the COM
panys agency were completed by Mr.. |
William Frank in person at the head
Office in Philadelphia.-S. f. News-Let-
ter