The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-15
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Mrs. N w. Griswold. who has been
critically i'll for for ten days past, is
now out of danger.
A w. Pearson, manager Of the Ga
zette Company has gone to Hawaii for
a few days. Secretary Crane Is in
charge during his absence.
Franz Bucholtz. of Germany, was
made citizen of the United States by
Judge Estee yesterday. Mr.. Bucholtz
is the well known farmer of Hawaii.
The American ship ST. Francis ar
rived in Newcastle, December e. after
a run OF nine days from Adelaide, and
will load full cargo of coal for either
San Francisco or Honolulu
Do not forget the concert at the
Opera House Saturday evening, given
by the Kamehameha alumni for the
benefit of the lepers on Molokai- Seats
now on sale at Wall, Nichols Com
pany
+ THE Naked TRUTH a journal on ad-
vertising published monthly in this
city, appeared yesterday under the edi-
torship Of Charles r. Frazier. 1t con-
tains sixteen pages OF matter devoted
to the good that comes from judicious
advertising
The two Nahiku water leases which
will be put up at auction contain an
area of about $4,000 acres. The applica-
ton was made by II. =. Baldwin for
lHcI SAFE. anu the upset nave
been placed at $4,000 and $1,000 a year,
respectively.
AT meeting of stockholders of the
Honolulu Stock Yards Company, held
yesterday, ii was decided to pay 25 per
cent of the stock outstanding. When
the real estate is sold 1t is probable
that the shareholders will get back all
they put in. 4
1t is reported that the Pacific Heights
frin (afl rrax hos do
overtures to S. T. Alexander, looking
to the extension of the electric rail-
way to Sugar Loaf, asking that he
take stock for the amount he intended
to donate for the Tantalus road.
The probate records show the estate
of the late James Campbell to be in a
trust which will remain so for twenty
years beyond the death of the last sur
vivor. The estate is to be kept intact. |
The records showed the property to be |
worth over $4,000, 00o.s a year ago.
Miss Katheryne Kelley. secretary to |
Secretary Cooper. left yesterday on the |
Kinau for a well earned vacation,
which she will spend with her sister. |
Mrs. j. T. Stacker, at Olaa. This is
Miss Kelley's first leave of absence for /
three years. and she will stay for a
month on Hawaii.
DR. C. b Cooper, who. as Exalted |
Ruler OF the Elks, journeyed to tbe !,
Irdnu Lodge ldSI year. yesterday
ceived the jewel prize for the delegateH
who had travelled farthest to reach
Milwaukee. The jewel is of gold, the
Elk having ruby eyes. while diamond
rests between the horns.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Health is to be held this afternoon.
There will be considerable business to
was adjourned without the transaction
Of any business, out OF respect to Mrs.
Pratt. The long delayed monthly re-
ports Of officers Will be presented at
this time.
Captain Pond. who has been here in
of the Iroquois for some
years. and recently has been attached
% the station pending the adjustment
IF the Pearl Harbor suits, was given
orders relieving him from duty here,
by Captain Merry, and will
cave for the East in the Alameda this
afternoon.
The quarterly meeting of the Stran-
.er's Friend Society was held yesterday
n the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ion rooms. The treasurer reported re-
eipts OF $1,000. and expenditures OF
900 for charitable work during the
ear. The Associated Charities haxe Z
aiken off much of the burdens formerly
arried by the Friend Society.
Superintendent Atkinson has sent a !
ircular letter to teachers, calling
ttention to an act of Congress
fhich provides that the nature OF alco-
olic drinks and narcotics and their ~
ect upon the human system shall be
specially taught in all Territories.
'eachers' certificates in the future will
e granted only to such persons as
aalify under this act.
Among the passengers on the Moana
re Dr. and Mrs. Hyde, who have been
ssociated with the American mission q
l the Caroline Islands; F. w. Flana-
an, manager of the Canadian Pacific {
London. who is on a trip
ound the world in search of health; 4
IT. and Mrs A. Chandler. S. w. Jones,
Hargreaves and J. Stewart, for this
ort for a visit. There are also a
lumber Of passengers completing their
oyages around the world. The Moana'S
argo consists of the usual lines OF
olonial produce.