The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-16
LOCAL BREVlTIES. a

Miss Costigan departed for the Coast
yesterday after visit here of several
weeks.
w. II. Hogs will leave next month
for the Coast, to be absent for several
| weeks
There will be drill of the First Bat
talon Tuesday evening. Major Ziegier
commanding.
Do not fail TO hear the chorus of
Kamehameha girls at the concert for
the benefit of the lepers.
The motion to set the kamaIo case
down for hearing will be presented TO
Judge Humphreys today.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox gives a luau to-
morrow evening at her home on Punch
| bowl, in honor of her son.
Eight discharged artiHerymen. and
one soldier on three months furlough.
were passengers yesterday on the Ala
media
The concert which was to have been
given this evening by the Hawaiian
Band at the Moana Hotel. has been
postponed until tomorrow evening.
The subject at the prayer service
Kincaid, at Central Union Church this
evening. will be, "Grieving the Holy
Spirit
Mr. John Kelker. late of the Oahu
Railway and Land Company. has ac-
cepted a position as master mechanic
of the Hilo Railway Company. He
left last week for his new home.
z. A. Perry will give a lecture this
evening at the Young Women's Chris
tan Association on Authors 1 Have
known" There Will also be a song
service today between IL and / o'clock
At a business meeting of Company
e, Moses Wise was elected secretary,
and NJ. G. Amana, treasurer. The
finance and auditing committee is COM
and II. Hugo.
Information regarding the Kilohana
Art League may be obtained and dues
paid, on Tuesday and Friday after
Moons, between and 4:30 o'clock, when
the secretary will be in attendance at
the League rooms.
Major Blair Taylor, u. S. A. medical
| corps, was an outgoing passenger yes
terday on the Alameda, having been re-
| lieved from duty at the military hos
pital here by Lieut.. Colonel Girard He
will go to ST. Paul.
Tomorrow will be legal holiday in
| this city. all the public offices having
been ordered closed by Secretary IL.
| f. Cooper. 1t is the anniversary of the
overthrow of the monarchy, which oc-
CURED on January IL. 1893.
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| a reception yesterday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Mott and Mrs. Hama A
! large number of ladies were present,
and a pleasant afternoon from until
| 5,-was spent at the cozy home
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner will
| contribute to the attractions of the
KiIohana Art League musicale next
Monday evening. with violin obligato.
The program also includes the names
of Mrs. William Whitney and Mr..
Wichman.
] The meeting OF the Research Club
will be held Friday evening of this
week at the residence of it's president.
George B. Mcclellan. at the head OF
Anapuni street. Mr.. ]. A. Laing Will
speak upon his experiences and travels
I in Darkest Africa.
| The best and proper place to spend
next Saturday evening is the Hawaii
an Opera House. where you can hear
the famous Kawaiahao Club, the Sym
phony Mandolin Club. and the popular
given for the benefit of the lepers on
Molokai.
! There will be given this evening at
| Lusitana Hail. on Alapai street, for a
charitable society. grand masquerade
1 ball. Active preparations have been
made for a royal good time for those
who attend. Tickets for the benefit
ball can be had from Mr.. NJ. G. Silva,
! or at the door.
| Books at the Perry auction sale in
the Stangenwald building are certainly
going at great sacrifice. Yesterday
I afternoon Mr.. a. w. Carter bought a
42-volume set of BalZac, bound in full
Levant and illustrated in water col
| drs, for SIS. The published price on
4his set alone. was $500. Other books
less costly are being sold in like pro-
i portion. The sale continues again to-
day at 10 a. m. and 1:30 p. m.