The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1903-12-22
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

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The Honolulu Times will be out to.
day.
meeting Of the Builders & Traders
Exchange is called for tonight.
Lodge LIE Progress will hold a special
meeting for work in third degree to-
night.
1t is expected that the grand Jury
VIII report to Judge Robinson to-
morrow.
| B. Griggs Holt, the United States
Shipping Commissioner, is at the
Johnson Sanitariums to undergo an op-
Grafton.
+. c. Peters, Deputy Attorney Cen
erai, will probably represent the Ter
ritory at the Kauai term beginning
this week.
An excursion party for the Volcano
will leave in the steamer Kinau to-
day. They will spend Christmas at
the crater.
Dr. j. S. B. Pratt, chief health officer
| OF Honolulu, has been confined to his
house by severe gastric disorder since
Friday last.
Honolulu Branch of the Theosophical
| Society meets every Tuesday and
| Thursday night at 7:30. Room 10, Yee
Hop building.
j. A. Thompson, second deputy clerk
| of the Judiciary, goes to Kauai tonight
TO act as stenographer at Judge
Hardy's court term.
Joe Kaaiohelo, outside officer of the
Board of Health. had the misfortune on
Sunday to lose his wife. She died of
pulmonary trouble.
The Kaumakapili Sunday school will
hold its Christmas festivities on Christ
mas evening. Songs and recitations
will be furnished by classes.
J. q. Smith, county attorney Of East |
HAWAII, and Philip Peck, the Hilo
banker, were among the callers on the |
Governor yesterday. morning
Excelsior Lodge, I. o. O. F., meets to- |
night In Elks Hall. All members of |
the order in the fleet are most cordially |
invited to attend the meeting.
A reception by officers of the SQUAD
ron to the Honolulu public after /
Christmas was the subject of a meet /
inb aboard the flagship Kentucky yes-
terday.
George w. Berry. of Fulton, Mis-
sourl, has written to Governor Carter
expressing a desire to open an insti-
tute for the deaf and dumb in this
Territory.
The tin can collection of the mosoui-
10 campaign committee, suspended ow-
ing to inability of the garbage brigade III
10 carry it on, has been resumed under
other arrangements. II
). X. Burkett, travelling normal in
structor, returned on Sunday from a
tour OF four weeks among the schools
OF Kauai, which, with the island of
Oahu. constitutes. his district. II
Aubrey Robinson, a member of the
firm of Gay & Robinson, left on the
Siberia to be absent about a year, ioin- {
ng his family in San Francisco. They
will go to Europe for a visit. In
Mystic Lodge No. 2, K. of P. will |.
meet tonight in regular convention. [
Work in the Knight rank. Members of
ocal lodges and all visiting brethren J
IRE fraternally invited to attend Is
The Hawaiian Engineering Associa- II
ion meeting to have been held last
evening was postponed. Mr. Williams
Will read his paper on chemical Re- {
rgeration" at the next regular meet
ng.
Archibald McKillop, who arrived in Is
ne Siberia from a tour in the Orient. Il z
5 convinced that war between Russia g
nd Japan is certain-if not imme- Z
lately, as soon as spring loosens up E
;e in the Asiatic harbors. g
There will be a meeting of the Oahu 8
ounty Board of Supervisors at Castle g
Cookies hall at 4 p. M today. Pre- =
of taking hold of county 9
Hairs on January 4 VIII be discussed.
nd possibly a chairman of the board IS
lected. S
Manuel Deponte leaves today on the Is
inau for Wailuku to make arrange O
lents for baseball match on New Y
ears Day at Wailuku between a Is
laui team and the K. l. ks of Ho- q
oluiu. The latter is made up of mem y
ers of various league teams. 9
Geo. Capolis, who has been with the q
lnlon Grill for many years. has Q
out for himself and opened Y
p a first class restaurant on Hotel 6
lreet near Union, where he win be 10
leased to see his many friends. The S
lace is known as the Louvre Cafe.
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Bracing breezes and beautiful views