The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

j. A. Magoon was reported much i'm
proved in health yesterday.
a meeting of the Board of Health il
scheduled for this afternoon.
The funeral. of the late ]. S. Noble:
| was held yesterday afternoon.
There was little change yesterday il
the condition of Bishop Gulstan.
/ A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles S. Weight on December Is.
| T. Thos. Fortune visited Waialua yes
terday, looking over the plantation al
that place.
Judge Gear did not leave on the
sonoma yesterday for San Francisco as
he had expected to do.
See the boxing match in the window
at Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd, tonight
Unisn and Hotel streets.
THE Christmas tree celebration of the
Portuguese church on Miller street will
take place tomorrow evening.
Am halb sechs Uhr Weihnachts feier
der Sonnta gsschule NIT kinderpredigt
Die game Gemeinde list eingeladen.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give a
dance at Progress Hall on New Years
eve. Tickets can be had from the mem
bers.
The Kona and Kau Railway has OBJ
tanned grants from fifteen owners of
real estate for the right of way in South
Kona.
The Christmas service and tree cele-
bration of the Lutheran church will
take place ON Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Supt. Cooper will probably have his
report for submission to Commissioner
Eustis today, concerning public build
ings in the islands.
If the steamer Sierra, which will be
in the main this years Christmas ship,
arrives today there will be one mail de-
livery, the morning one, tomorrow.
Fire warrants were in much demand
tificates being presented. All the war
rants are now ready for distribution
and viii be given out upon application
A Christmas Eve dance will be given
at the Hawaiian Hotel this evening,
preceded by concert during the dinner
on the lanais by quintette club. Sew
eral dinner parties have been arranged
and an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
For the Christmas services at ST.
Augustine's Chapel there will be q mid
night mass with holy communion and
appropriate music Miss Alice Camp
bell will be the soloist. At a. m. there
will be the regular service. Collections
will be taken at all masses.
Nothing has been heard as yet from
Governor Dole regarding reprieve for
Tanbara. Supt. Cooper forwarded
a wireless message to the Governor set
ting out in brief the facts in the matter
1t is not believed that Governor Dole
will act unless upon the recommends
ton of Judge Estee.
J. d. McVeigh, Past District Deputy
Grand Sire of Excelsior Lodge, No. 1,
10. o. F., was presented last evening
upon his retirement as Grand Sire, aid
the Introduction of Edward Hingley as
his successor. The following inscription
appeared on the head: Presented to j.
ID. McVeigh, P. D. D. 6. s., Excelsior
Lodge, No. L, l. o. o. F., 1902"
Wake me UP at a. m.," said D.
Campbell of "Haverhill, Mass, Sir" as
he was taken last night to the drunk
cell at the Police Station. Campbell
was happy with moderate jag when a
police officer found him at the corner of
King and Fort streets. In fact he was
too happy and the officer decided that
Campbell could make the best of it at
the station rather than on the crowded
streets, and the suggestion entirely met
with Campbells approval.