The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

| DR.. McGrew's birthday viii occur or
the 23rd of this month.
Thrurn's Annual is out and a review
of it viii appear in these columns
later.
Injury received by Bert Hebron in
last Saturdays football game is now
reported serious.
The Christmas tree exercises of the
kswaiahao -;1Il,isly School Viii b.. held
this evening in the Kawaiahao church,
There is talk OF various entertainments
TO be given within week or so by
Governor Carter to military and naval
officers
The Guy Owens Co. has begun TO
install an automatic telephone system
the Capitol.
Asa, a Japanese woman living on
River street, claims to have been rob-
bed of thirty dollars and gold ring
Wednesday night.
Major and Mrs. Edward Davis have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Susan Steel to Hoste
Mexican Harrison at St. Clements
church on the 18th inst.
The Advertiser is indebted to the
courtesy of the Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co. for the fine picture OF the Ken
lucky used on the first page Of yes
terdays issue.
John F. Colburn. manager Of the Ka5
piolani Estate, Ltd, announces an of
fer of 5000, 600 received from
London for the residence of Princes
David and Cupid at Waikiki
Charles Dole has been pronounced
out Of danger by his attending physi-
clans. He still remains at the home
of Edgar Henriques. Nuuanu valley,
where he was carried when the ac-
eident happened week ago last Sat
urday.
By the courtesy of Admiral Evans
the band of the flagship Kentucky viii
play jointly witl1~ti1e Territorial band
at the annual dinner of the Merchants
Association at the Hawaiian Hotel on
Saturday evening. Again the Ken
lucky band will join the home hand ina
concert at the same place on Monday
evening.
The Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League will hold meeting Satur-
day afternoon, December nineteenth.
at three o'clock. DR.. Mary Roberts
Smith will address the cIup on House
hold Administration The following
ladies viii pour tea: Mrs. s. Kinney,
Mrs. w. M. Graham. Mrs. Philip
Dodge, Miss Clarke.
Attorney General Andrews has not
had time to give a formal opinion on
the question OF a retainer for Treas
urer Kepoikai's counsel in the County
Act case. He viii defend the case for
superintendent Holloway The Treas
urer may in case Of an adverse opin-
ion, bring a mandanlus suit TO make
the Auditor issue a warrant for the
fee OF $3.50.
The Superintendent of Public Works
has taken up the sometime suspend
ed project of putting u gate in the
corner OF the Capitol grounds fence at
King and Richards streets and laying
a path tferefroTn to the front of the
Capitol. Mr. Holloway viii also lay
q path from the Richards street gate
TO the King street gate Both the new
paths viii touch a circular walk a.
round the band stand.
Admiral Robley D. Evans called on
Governor Carter at the Capitol at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. He was
by his son.. as well as
his aide, Lieut.. Chaplin The Terri
torial band played on the grounds.
The Governor was attended by Sec
rotary Atkinson, superintendent Hol-
loway and Senators Crabbe and Dickey,
together with Captains ]. A. Thompson
and Gus Rose of the n. G. H, acting
as ushers of honor.
A neat booklet in cofors has been
received by the Hawaii Promotion
Committee from the Raymond & Whit
comb Co., Boston. announcing on its
title page: "A Tour TO Hawaii, Inclu-
sive OF Visit TO the Volcano of XII
auea. Leaving San Francisco Satur-
lay, March Il, 1904 The itinerary of
the tour from leaving San Francisco
to returning thither is given, also
great deal OF attractive information
There are several good pictures, in