The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

! To Mrs. R. H. Bemrose, a girl.
| Born, December %, TO the wife of ].
| Rosenberg. son.
| S. K. Mahoe has taken the cath as
a supervisor Of Oahu county.
Princess Kawananakoa viii give an
informal poi luncheon on New Years
Day.
Mrs. S. B. Dole viii receive on Friday
as usual, apart from its being New
Years Day
The Rapid Transit Co, wp, nav a
dividend OF 81 share on tn ,3rarnon
stock tomorrow.
Renovation of the royal rnausoleum
VIII be resumed when the ls-month ap-
preparation bill goes into effect.
Mrs. Turner'S rehearsal for Gar
men VIII take place tonight in Elks
nall. Beretania and Miller streets.
Miss NJ. Stewart, who arrived in the
Doric on tour .of the world. is
guest OF MI and Mrs. seeley I. Shaw.
1t is expected that the Territorial
grand jury viii make its final report
before Judge Robinson this morning.
The postofiee has issued the official
postoff1ce time table No. % for the
months of January. February and
March, 1904
w. M. Campbell has fled suit in the
Circuit Court against Wally r. Davis
Tor s350.5o alleged to be due for work
and material supplied by the plaintiff
DR.. ]. S. B. Pratt. chief health off,
Ger, has SO far recovered as to come
out for an airing. He is still very
weak and will not be able for some
tlme to resume active duty.
Commissioner wv Pratt referred
Mrs Nawahi of HiIo TO the new county
government when she applied to him
Tor definition Of the street line for
building she desires to erect.
Governor Carter has received a letter
from Charles Brewer & Co, Boston.
TO the Hawaiian wool indus
try. 1t mentions a trade complaint
tnat our wool has too many burrs in
Treasurer Kepoikai had his joke yes
terday. when the automatic telephone
man was fixing up an instrument in
his office. IT am being put in com
munication with the official family
be told his visitors
III. Mex. Harrison. of Theo. n. Da-
vies & Cos establishment, and Miss
Davis, daughter of Major and Mrs.
Davis. were married by Rev.
John osborne at St. Clements church,
yesterday evening.
Survey department data is to be
ndexed by Surveyor w E. Wall. in |
anticipation of the building of a fire. |
proof building for Government records. |
This structure is scheduled among thei
'arliest public improvements.
The Territorial band will play the
Alameda of at the newly built Oceanic |
lock. this morning. Tomorrow after /
loon the band viii pay from 2 to ) at 1
he Maternity Home reception in hon
T OF the late Queen Kapiolani's BIRTH
ay.
@. j. Salisbury, one of Utah's wealth.
est banking and mining men, accom-
anied by his wife and son, win ar
i've next month to spend several |
'eeks, and perhaps months, in Horolu-
l. Mr.. Salisbury win seek to benefit
is health here.
~Iae I9rTiGOriaI Government is aim
ig at reduction of expenditure for
ne coming year amounting to fifty
er cent. Retrenchnent viii consist
| cutting out offices and ignoring such
preparations as may be deemed not
;sential to expend.
Although the Honolulu Chess Clubs
agular business meeting is on each |
tuesday, evening, the rooms in the Al
sander Young Hotel are open for play
very evening. A tourist called at
lie Advertiser Office yesterday to as
.rtain where the club met
Judge Sanford B. Dole, late Gov
nor of Hawaii. was presented by a
lnlber Of representative merchants on
hristmas Day with a handsome silver
a service, consisting of seven pieces
he plate is the handiwork of Shreve
Co., San Francisco. and its value is
id to be about $500.
The County Act test case is arranged
come up for argument before the
lpreme Court at 10 o'clock this morn
G. Kinney, Mechanism & Cooper,
unset for Treasurer Kepoikai in his
parate suit against the County Act,
III come to the aid of Messrs. Mat
ewman and Henenway for the Ter
tory. Judge A S. Hartwen and
,unty Attorney w. 7. Rawlins viii
fend the county Act without rein
SO far as now known.
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