The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-08
LOCAL sREvlTIEs.

The police revenues for the last month
amounted to S2336.
The Sonoma leaves this morning for
the Colonies at . o'clock.
Frank c. Atherton is back from Kula
very much improved in health.
Football Saturday-Maile VS.. H. A
c. championship game. Seats on sale
at Woods & Sheldon. 3
I Princess Kawananakoa viii receive
on Friday afternoon from 10 at the
Campbell home. Emma street.
A dance will be given at the Moana
Hotel on Friday evening. On New
Years eve the annual Moana dance will
also be given.
There is a barley famine in town and
it will not be relieved until the arrival
of the Rithet. now % days out from
San Francisco.
While at Ka1aupapa the Likelike had
one of its boats stove in day before
yesterday. The boat was recovered and
no one was injured
The transport Logan is bringing one
million pesos for use in the Philippines.
They have just been minted in the Gov
eminent mint at San Francisco
The Ladies Society of the Central
Union church will hold their annual
business meeting this morning in the
parlors of the church at 10 o'clock.
Six Sisters of the Order of the Sacred
Heart arrived yesterday on the Sonoma
direct from France to enter the Convent
of the Sacred Heart, as assistants to
the Superior.
The Mystic Shriners will have their
annual .'hot time on Saturday. The
victims meet at Progress Hall at 1880
p. m. and the street parade takes place
half an hour after.
w. B. Mailing and Geo. Thielen, clerk
and stenographer respectively of the
Federal court, had two days of hunt
ing on Molokai. They popped over a
couple of deer and several goats.
The ladies who have fancy work on
sale at the Y. w c. A. rooms are do
ing well and a large number of articles
have already been sold. The sale win
be on again today and close this even
ing.
The police arrests yesterday after
noon and evening were very few, con-
sisting of eight Japanese gamblers, the
witnesses in the Japanese murder t
Iwilei, a drunk and a couple in for in
vestigation.
The regular meeting of Hawaiian
Tribe will be held this evening in Odd
Fellows hall. There will be work in the
adoption degree and all visiting mem
bers of the order are cordially invited
to be present.
Abraham Kaulukou, son of Judge
Kaulukou of this city, and member
of the senior class of the Yale Law
School, was recently taken into Corbey
Court, one of the exclusive secret So
cieties of the school.
Jonah X Kalanianaole, delegate to
Congress from Hawaii, departed for |
Washington last evening. Just before /
leaving the Occidental number of |
assembled in the lobby of |
the hotel and serenaded their coun- |
tryrna n.-Call, November q.
Bishop Restarick whose return was
On the Logan was obliged on
Dec. 2, to go back to Boston on account |
of the sudden development of painful
in his sons case, neces-
stating consultation in San Francisco
and a possibility of an operation The
Boston surgeon who had the case orig
inally will deal with it again.
A talk on, Edward Rowland Sill, the
poet. will be given this evening at
at 7:30 O'Clock by Mrs. w
F. Frear Two of his poems have been
set to music by Mrs. Frear and will be
sung by Miss Leontine Hartnagle, ac-
on the piano by Mrs.
Gerard Barton, and on the violin by
Mrs. lola Barber-Ingalls. Members of
the Y. NJ and Y. w. Christian Asso-
Citations are cordially invited to be
present.
Charles Rhodes. editor of the Star.
arrived on the Sonoma yesterday from
a five months tour of the mainland.
Mrs. Rhodes remained in California
and will not return to Honolulu for |
some time. Mr.. Rhode was deputy lay
delegate from Hawaii to the Episco-
pal convention held in Boston He
visited most of the large cities on the
mainland and on a number of occa-
sions lectured on Hawaii. A portion
Of the trip was also devoted TO tour
Of Canada.
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