The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-24
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Fresh flower seeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedemann are back.
The transport Thomas will be here
early in January.
Mrs. @. II. Berrey returned from a
visit to the mainland.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and infant re-
turned on the Siberia
The Jim Hill liner Minnesota has
reached San Francisco.
August Dreier, wife and daughter
have returned from the coast.
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop and her moth
er, Mrs. Walker, have returned from
California.
The Mauna Loa arrived yesterday
with Christmas freight, young pigs pre-
dominating.
Champion Jeffriess father, an Evan
geiist, viii be here on the 18th, en-
route for Australia.
Mrs Bond of Kohala has returned
after visit of several months with
relatives in California.
Charles H. BelIfna of the Club sta
bles will leave for the coast on business
in Nevadan next week.
Miss Elsie Waterhouse returned after
visiting the fair and friends, both in
the East. South and California
Francis w. Smith, former assistant
manager of the Hawaiian, now holds
position in the Hotel del Monte, Cal.
Twelve Christmas wreaths, holly ber-
RES and plenty of cut flowers. Mrs.
Taylor the florist. Ring up Main 939.
A
emit when the fatal accident happened
to her father in South Africa, was a
local arrival on the Siberia.
The library will be closed for the cir
culation of books on Monday, Deem
Der %. The reading-roorns will be open
as usual, from 9 a. m. to $3.50 p. M on
that day.
WEIGH & Co. have chartered three
large vessels to carry sugar from Ho-
nolulu around the Horn to Delaware
Brea kwater. They are the Fort George,
Wiilscott and Hawaiian Isles.-CaH.
1t is reported the American-Hawaii-
an Steamship Company is disposed to
enter the passenger trade between Ho-
nolulu and the coast with the steamers
Nevadan and Nebraskan, at $50 single
rate and $50 the round trip.
There are six murder cases on the
First Circuit Court calendar for the
January term, beginning with that of
NJ. Jones on the second charge
arising from the killing of his mother
in-law and divorced wife in August of
1908.
Tommy Hore, the ten-year-old son of
former Judge Hore of Waialua. was
yesterday removed in the patrol wagon
from Kamehameha Preparatory School
to the Queens Hospital to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Frederick ]. Russell, who once prac-
ticed law in Honolulu, is defendant in
a suit in Oakland to prevent his re-
ceiving a contingent fee of half an es- |
tate that is valued at $11,149. L. jean |
ME and John de Souza are the plain |
lifts.
Rev H. H. Parker officiated in unit |
ing in matrimony on Thursday even |
ing at the residence of John A. Cum |
Minis in Nuuanu valley. Judge John T. |
1e Bolt and Miss Lilly Birdie Wilson. /
Mr.. Cummins gave the bride away. A |
inc supper was served after the cere-
nony. Following reception Judge and |
Mrs. de Bolt drove to their residence at /
ESaimuki.
Attorney General Andrews rested the
case in the matter of a
petition for writ of habeas corpus on
behalf of Mikala Kaipu. at five minutes
after three yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Ashford. for the writ, called President
oinkham of the Board of Health, and
lfter his; examination, asked for a con-
inuance of the case until some time
.fter Monday.