The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-09
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

w. Pfotenhauer of H. Hackfeld &
Co., Ltd, has been appointed vice
consul for Sweden at this port
Gentlemen are invited to tea and
punch Monday, Dec. 14th. Miss Edythe
Chapman doll will be ratified at the
doll sale at Hawaiian hotel.
Conradt NJ Olsen and Miss Lena
Schmidt will be married by Rev. W.
NJ. Kincaid at Central Union church
on the evening Of the 18th inst.
Evan w. Estep, formerly a teacher
at Honokaa, is now first assistant to T.
H. Gibson, superintendent OF the Boys
Industrial school, Waialee, Oahu.
The Hooulu and Hoola Lahui So
ciety meets at 10 o'clock this morning
at Kapiolani Maternity Home. All
members are requested to be present.
The Japanese art goods to be sold
at auction Saturday evening are now
being unpacked and will be on exhibi-
ton tomorrow in the KapioIani build
ing.
The Chase photo negatives will again
be offered at auction this morning at
10 o'clock by Will E. Fisher. Here is
an opportunity to get old and rare
views of the various islands.
The juries engaged on trials in Judge
De Bolts and Judge Gears courts
dined at the Union Grill yesterday ev-
ening. On Monday night the Jones
trial jury had exercise at the Honolu-
lu Bowling Parlors.
An effort will be made by Governor
Carter to induce the Federal Govern
ment to reconvey the drill shed prem
ises to the Territorial Government,
with a view to having the new armory
for the N. G. II. thereon erected.
Marshal E. R. Hendry could not get
away for Hilo to fetch the four okole-
hao distillers in custody there for
safe-keeping in Oahu prison Deputy
Marshal Frank L. Winter left by him
self on the errand in the Kinau yes
terday.
Mr.. Albers, a young German, is
studying the banking business with
the First National Bank of Hawaii.
with view to entering the house of
Albers & Gunst at Vladivostok, the
| first-named member Of the firm being
his father.
Dl. N Russell Of Olaa, Hawaii, has
| had his passport, issued by Governor
Dole, ignored by the American Consul
at. Nagasaki, through the consul's ig-
| norance of the former Governor s
authorization by the State Department
| Washington, to issue passports.
Governor Carter will endeavor to ex-
| pedite the procuring of new site foI
a new cemetery for the Roman Cath
| Ollie Mission. The old one in King
/ street is extremely overcrowded, al
most every fresh sculpture involving
| the elimination of formerly buried re-
mains.
Hawaiian Lodge. F. & A. NJ, will
install the following officers on ST
Johns day, together with the appoint
| i've officers to be named by the w. NJ.
Worshipful Master, Abram Lewis, Jr.
Senior Warden. John G. Rothwell;
Junior Warden, Charles S. Hall;
| Treasurer, Robert Catton;s Secretary
| K. r. G. Wallace.
| Capt. R. Calhoun, the veteran mas.
| ter of the harkentine Archer, was liza
BILE to die of appendicitis at last mai
| advices from San Francisco, where he
| hdQ DeeO IN a nOSpitdi IOr the PREVIOUS
five weeks. He is IS years OF age
His wife lives in Seattle. One of his
sons. is master of the ship Geo. w
| Curtis, now in this port.
A moving picture show has been SCI
UP at 26 King, near Nuuanu street, b!
the Bijou Projectoscope Co. Two
thousand pictures will be shown ever,
| week in continuous performances. Las
| night the first public exhibition wa:
given, when everything worked
| smoothly and many wonderful scenes
and comic representations were shown
to good patronage. Illustrated song
| will be a feature added soon. Kalt
meyer & Fisher are the managers
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