The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-15
LOCAL. BREyITIES.

James olds of Kaneohe is seriously
i'll.
The Grand Jury is still investigating
the Toeppelmann case.
j. H. Coney, sheriff of Kauai, ar
rived yesterday on the Mikahala-
DR. Derby is now permanently locat-
ed in the Boston building, third floor. "
Kahuku plantation is adding to its
acreage with view to producing 5000
tons.
Males VS.. Punahou Saturday. Great
game. Seats on sale at Woods & Shell
dons
Editor Robertson may withdraw
from the Maui News to attend to his
law practice.
The doors for the Mother Goose"
matinee win open today at twenty min
utes past two.
The Hawaiian Lodge will hold spe-
cial meeting this evening for work in
the third degree.
The liquor license question has
brought on lively fight between job
bers and retailers.
A Buddhist priest, who pretends to
miraculous cures, is having some vogue
aiming Tie MAUI Japanese.
The choir Of Central Union Church
will meet tonight at 7:3o to practice
for the special Christmas music.
The Legislature may provide for an
additional public building leaving the
capitol to the Executive and the Legis-
lature.
A twelve-inch water pipe burst on
Nuuanu street near the Pacific Heights
junction the other evening and made
quite flood.
Edgar Cell, the sensational preacher
who was here about three years ago, is
out with a book called "a Yankee on
the Yangtse."
Mrs. Brennan was one of those de-
parting yesterday on the Aorangi. She
was accompanied by her son. They go
to San Francisco to spend the winter.
Fl. B. Weller has been appointed a
member and executive officer Of the
Board of Inspectors of Animals for the
Port of Kahului, vice w f. McConkey
resigned.
The band did not play at the beach
last night on account OF the weather.
This evening the band will play at the
Hawaiian in compliment to the new
manager, Mr.. Church.
Several varieties of trees and plants
were recently received by w. NJ. Gift
fard from South Africa, being a col
lection forwarded by S. T. Alexander
shortly before his death.
There will be nomination and cleo
ton of officers at Powhatan Tribe, No.
2. Order of Red Men, this evening at
1880 O'Clock. The meeting will be held
in Harmony hall as usual.
The total amount OF sugar now on
Kauai ready for shipment amounts to
"a, 366 bags, divided as follows: K. S.
NJ, 600; Max, 10000; C. & r., 666;
Mob, 5000; K. P. 24o0; K. S. Co., $500.
The last transport from Manila
brought a quaint bedstead for Gov
ernor Carter. The bed was made In
the Philippines. It was unfortunately
broken in transit and is now being re-
paired
w. A. Kinney and F. M Swanzy of
T. H Davies & Co. returned from Ka~
uai on the Mikahala. They have been
looking into the water supply at Ha-|
nalei, which is to be used by the cleo
trio company now being formed.
c. L. Beal is circulating a call for a
special meeting of the Eighth Precinct
Republican Club of the Fourth District
to consider precinct rules. especially
the proposed one excluding office
holders from the management of the
party.
Professor NJ. NJ. Scott suggests that
a second matinee be given by the
Mother Goose people for the benefit of
the poorer children of the dity. with adj
mission placed at % centsI At a dollar
many workingrnan could not send his
family, although he might mot mind a
quarter head. Professor Scott thinks
the Opera House could be crowded at
the price named.
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