The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-08
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Robert McWayne. of Kona. is in
town.
: Isaac Erickson. of Hilo. is at work
on cane loader.
y son was born on January 6 to the
wife of s. C. Wilder.
| George Weight came over from the
! Big Island yesterday for visit.
! Normal Inspector Keliinoi returned
yesterday from tour on Hawaii.
The Chamber of Commerce viii hold
its monthly meeting today at 10 a. m.
Rev. VIM. Massie. formerly of Ke-
kaha. Kauai. has gone to New Zeal
and.
( w. w. Goodale. of waialua planta-
ton. was in the city yesterday Oh bust
ness.
\ The new Punahou Preparatory build
ing at Oahu College is nearing COM
pletion.
Miss Margaret Thomas has been APP
pointed stenographer for the collector
of customs.
Chief Clerk Louis Kenake and In
spector Carr, OF the postofice. return
ed from Hawaii yesterday.
The Amateur Orchestra held well
attended rehearsal at the Young Mems
Christian Association last night.
a delightful dance was given at
SpreckeIsville on New Years eve by
Manager and Mrs. w. j. Lowrie.
\ a card to the citizens of this city
from Ernest Hogan, appears in the
advertising columns of this morning.
A live wire which fell Monday even
ing in front of the Occidental Hotel,
caused considerable excitement among
the guests.
The light fingered gentry were re-
ported to be prowlinS about Young
street residences earlV hour
terday morning.
An installation of Pacific Rebekah
Lodge officers will take place tomorrow
night. instead of this evening" as pre-
viously announced.
a meeting of the Hawaii Orphanage
and Industrial School Association will
be held tomorrow at 10 a. m, at the
Kona Coffee Store.
The wedding of Mr. Vivian Richard |
son and Miss Holt will take place on |
January 16, the reception to be held |
at the residence of Mrs. Holt, Makiki.
A beautiful koa wood and plate glass |
cabinet, to enclose the clubs cups and |
trophies, has been placed in the Hea-
Iani clubhouse. 1t is the work of r.
G. Gere.
The Mothers and Teachers Club will
meet Friday, January 10, at p. M,
In Punahou Preparatory School. Sub
jects: Sewing" Mrs. Isabella Creigh-
ton; "Carpentering," Prof U. Thomp-
son.
Manuel Rodrigues, of the tram sys-
tenn, is making effort to identify the
men who robbed him of his cash box
1t the Waikiki terminus He believes
that the men are soldiers at Camp
Mckinley.
The old office structure of Theo H
Davies & Co, in Kaahumanu street.
las been almost demolished. 1t will be
'eplaced by a new structure, which
viii serve as an addition to the stores
If the firm. ,
Prof Arthur Maxson Smith, of Oahu 7
College. will speak at this evenings
Meeting in Central Union Church, on
Prayers for the Church" His address
will be given in connection with the
week Of prayer series of services now T.,
Active work the Kona Kau Rail- C
Fay is reported to be in progress. r
Vorl1men will be sent to Hawaii next r
'riday to push things. Jacob Coerper 1;
anne to Honolulu yesterday, and will
ave for the Coast on January q, to (
urchase materials for the road. f
The greater part of the 100000 addi- t
onal allowed the Public Works De- q
artment will be expended upon roads, =,
ridges and other improvements in Ha-
Taii and other Islands. Mr. Boyd
tated yesterday that it is not to be
sed for the Kewalo drainage system.
ut that this matter was still to be
ecided by the Executive Council