The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-09
LOCAL sREvITIEs.

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The Honolulu Symphony Club meets
tonight for rehearsal
John F. Colburn. with his young SON
returned from the coast in yesterday :
steamer.
w. Wolters returned in the Sonoma
from a tour that included the St.
Louis Fair.
/ Mrs. F. L. Hogs and two daughters
| returned in the Sonoma from health
visit to California.
United States Marshal Hendry has
returned from the trip that he took to
Kauai on official business.
Col. z. S. Spalding and John A. Scott.
veteran sugar planters, both returned
to the islands in the sonoma.
The stock of -four in Honolulu is
said to be running low Some is ex-
pected in vessels to arrive shortly
Great game of football Saturday
/ Male VS.. II. a. G. Buy your seats at
Woods & Sheldon and avoid the rush. <
F. A. Wicket has arrived to take
! charge of the Hawaiian agency of the
New York Life Insurance Co. He is
/, lately of Vancouver.
travelling to Apia by the Sonoma to
investigate and report on Samoan
climatic and economic conditions
The Sonoma has 10000 cases of. or
anges on board for the Sydney peoples
Christmas and the steamer will likely
make drive TO be there in time
Surgeon E. G. Parker, u. S.. N. ac-
companied by his wife and family. is
going to Samoa in the Sonoma to re-
port for duty at the Pago-Pago naval
station. 3.
Miss Peacock, summoned home by
cable on account of the Illness of her
father, w. c. Peacock. arrived yester-
day accompanied by Miss Buch1y Mr..
Peacock Is much improved.
A movement is reported on the part
of the Merchants Association, to ask
the Legislature for a subsidy to
steamship between Honolulu and San
Francisco which would carry passen-
gers at reduced rates.
The schools of the Territory will close
on the 18th inst. for two weeks
Christmas vacation. During the holt
days it is possible that there may be
some changes in the personnel of the
Levi Makainei died yesterday of in
juries received from being struck by an
electric car near Kapiolani park Mon !
day night. He was lying on the track |
and the motorman did not see him
in time to prevent the accident.
Eugene Elmo Burlington, son of Mrs. |
Charles L. Rhodes of Honolulu, and |
Miss Ida Frances Ramsay of San
Francisco are engaged. Mr. Burlington !
is secretary of the Pacific Stamping |
and Metal Works of San Francisco.
c. Dohrmann arrived on the Sono-
ma to take the temporary manage
meHt of w. w. Dimond & Co., during
the absence of Emil A. Berndt. Mr..
Dohrmann is accompanied by his wife
and they are staying at the Young
Hotel.
The Park Commissioners held closed
meeting in the throneroom at tile Cap
tol yesterday afternoon, being in ses-
sion for several hours, and discussed
he amount of tho appropriation which
hey will ask at the hands of the COM
ng Legislature.
Curtis P. Iaukea,. the Democratic
candidate for Delegate in the late cleo
test of Kuhio's election to Congress-
not, be is quoted, in expectation of get
ting the seat but with the purpose of
showing up Republican methods in
Hawaii.
The Women's Guild of st. Clements
desires to express its hearty thanks to
Ill those who so kindly and so sub
'tantially assisted it in it's annual fair,
Ind to say that it very fully appreci-
ties all favors received, and quite
recognizes the fact that it largely owes
he success of its fair to the efforts of
is friends.
Bishop NJ. C. Harris is coming with
'ut fail on the Mongolia en- route to
Japan. If the steamer arrives in the
morning and sails in the evening a
reception will take place in the Metho-
list Church, at p. M, tomorrow, to
which all the Bishops friends are most
ordially invited If the Mongolia re-
Mains in port over night the reception
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