The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-12
LOCAL BREvITIE.

Excelsior Lodge viii meet tonight in
EIks hall.
The Chinese New Years celebration
VIII take place this year on February
18th.
The Korea win carry the next mail 70
san Franeisco.N She VIII probably sail
on Saturday evening
Rev. ". II. Kzncaid has been accord
ed the degree Of Doctor OF Divinity By
Williams College, Mass
The Hoola Lahul Society viii hold
its monthly meeting AZ the Maternity
Home at 10 a. m tomorrow
The Siberia. which sailed fourteen
hours late from san Francisco. may
arrive Wednesday afternoon
The Hawaiian Won1an's Club viii
meet this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the Kamehameha Preparatory School
Secretary Atkinson win codify and
index the official correspondence IN his
ONCE. so as to have II suitable Tor rel
erence when required
The adjourned meeting Of the Ladies
Society Of Central Union church viii
be held in the pariors OF the church AZ
10 O'Clock this morning.
r.. H. Chamberlain. Collector of In
ter4lal Revenue, and Deputy F. ".
Drake leave in the kinau today for
tour OF the Island OF Hawaii.
W. B. Milne. representing the Wey-
erhaeuser Timber Co Of Everett,
Washington, arrived on the Aiowera
and is registered at the Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel.
The Jap baby thrown from a Rapid
Transit car several days ago and hurt
is not dead. Another japanese baby
which died Sunday. was reported 10
have been the one injured.
CO. B. n. G. H. Captain German. had
an outing at Pearl City from Saturday
afternoon 10 Sunday evening The train
was left at Moana}ua coming home, the
company marching from there into
town.
The regular meeting Of Court Ca
NOES No. s110 Order Of Foresters, VIII
be held in San Antonio hall this even
ing al 7-30 o'clock There VIII be in
staIIatior Of officers and work in De-
gree Of Courage.
According 10 a revised estimate, Su-
perintendent Holloway on assuming Of
fee fell heir TO contracts in force
amounting 20 slS6, eco. of which there
remains unpaid obligations 10 the
amount OF s155.1s1.
Execution in the suit of City Mil
Co. VS.. W. c. Aehi was stayed whaE1
il came to the sheriT's sale yesterday,
Mr.. Achi having paid the debt with
costs amounting to s106o.so. TIE prop
erty that was in jeopardy is situated
s.s =
school, Inspector Burkette states that
szII yz==szz===== interview with him on the
Home work Isssewas IN error so
far as it stated that he haa inquired
into the methods of the private schtsEsas
His examination was confined TO
schools Of a public nature, with the
sole exception Of St Louis College
Secretary Boyd Of the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee has a number OF exh1D-
its on display in the tourist beadquar-
fers for the St Louis exposition Be
sides the fish exhibit a large number
Of valuable photographs viii be sent
on. The agricultural exhibit has been
prepared and the Pearl Harbor relief
map wiz also soon be ready for ship
Tnent- The Hawaiian woods will prob
ably be polished in St Louis.
w. P. McDougan Of West Hawaii s
the first county assessor TO qualify
c. w Ashford has brought a suit
for $500 Dana ges against the Rapid
Transit Co For cause Of action Ne
alleges that he was refused a seat in a
car, after. paying his fare, on each Of
three occasions. He claims 800 for
each time. The first happening was on
December 81, when he rode in a trailer
on the King street line The trailer
was switched on at AIapai street, its
passengers being requested to take the
motor car ahead. but Mr. Ashford de-
eiined 10 move unless assured OF
seat and was carried IN the trailer 70
the ear barn