The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-28

Eva stock still remains at $28.
The Honolulu Times viii be out
Thursday.
The Eagles meet tonight in Harmony
Hall for regular business.
The Chinese fair realized $500, al
though all outstanding tickets have not
been accounted for.
A special meeting Of Republicans will
be held this evening at 7:S0 at the resi-
dence of C. w. Booth.
Fred L. waIdron. wife and family
departed on the Sierra to spend a couple
of months on the coast.
Mrs. II. Alexander Isenberg gives an
'at home" this afternoon from until
to meet Mrs. A. Wendroth.
On January Theodore Roosevelt
Camp No. will have installation of
officers. followed by a smoker.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, wife of Mr.. Dunn
of the naval station, departed for San
Francisco yesterday to visit for three
months with relatives of her husband.
J. r. Meyers, formerly manager of
the Maui Sugar Company, and wife de-
parted yesterday on the Sierra for the
coast. They will visit in San Fran
cisco and Portland.
j. F. Morgan and W. H. Hoogs de
parted on the Sierra for the coast, pre-
sumably on some matters connected
with McBryde bonds. F. B. McStoeker
during his absence.
Miss Martin will be at home very in
formally to the cast of THE House
That Jack Built and also the assist
ing chaperons, on Thursday afternoon,
December 29, from 8 to s. at Kanalima.
Waikiki. next the Aquarium.
DR.. J. T. Mcdonald wishes to ex-
press his grateful appreciation and
thanks for an elegant silver Candida
Drum sent to his house with the usual
holiday greetings but with the card,
or any clue to the name of the donor,
omitted.
The board of directors of the Y, M.
c. A. have issued invitations to their
annual New Years reception, January
2, from Il to 2. The reception will be
held in the parlors of the Association
building. Lunch will be served in the
hall by the lady friends of the Asso-
citation.
men are reported to have engaged in a
fight at Wahiawa, on Christmas day.
A Japanese was taking photographs
and white man is reported to have
smashed his camera. Then general
mix up took place. The camera smasher
is said to have been roughly handled.
Manager Low of Honolulu plantation
denies the story to the effect that the
Matson line steamer Enterprise may
come to Honolulu to secure the refined
product of his plantation. He states
that Irwin & Co. know nothing of the
proposition to have the Zealandia
placed on the San Francisco-Hilo run.
Mr.. Giffard has no knowledge of any
such move.
Articles of incorporation We're filed
with the Attorney General yesterday
for the Waialua Mercantile Associa-
ton, the purposes of the Incorporation
being to do general mercantile busi-
ness at waialua, on the island of Ma
III The capital stock is $500. which
may be increased to $4,000, and the in
corporators are Joseph P. Medeiros,
Aluna waikoloa, Andrew Z. Cox and
Charles Kukea
The handsome koa four t,ster<bed-
stead which has been completed2by Luz
cas- Brothers will shortly grace the
home of Prince and Princess HAVANA
nakoa The makers are now engaged
in polishing the wood. The wood IS
beautifully carved to represent various
fruits and vines native to the soil of
Hawaii. and is probably the finest of
its kind in the Hawaiian Islands. 1t
represents a value of nearly $4,000.
The following officers of Lodge lie
Progress We're installed on Monday even
ing: Worshipful master, c.. G. Bockus;
senior warden, James f. Langston; jul
Nor warden, Charles A. Bon; orator,
w. r. harrington; treasurer. G. v.
Sturtevant; secretary, Fred Waldron;
senior deacon. Merle NJ. Johnson; juni-
or deacon, C. G. Bartlett; marshal,
John C. Wagner; stewards. Edgar NJ.
Brown and John R. Collins; tyler,
Charles H, Thurston. The installing
officer was Past Master Ed T'owse. as
sisted by j. d. Tucker. marshal. The
latter was presented with a silver low
ing cup.