The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-29
LOCAL. BREvlTIES.

MIS-. Bond left on the Kinau fer he
home at Kohala.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall {
SOB, December. %.
Abe Louisson. the coffee planter, ha
returned to kona.
Norman Greig of Makaweli and Miss
Helen Aldrich are engaged.
| The Territorial grand jury is pre-
pairing it's report, which must be pre-
scented this week or never.
! The band played last evening at thu
Young Hotel roof garden. They were
using their new instruments.
! M. F. Prosser of the Attorney Cen
erals department is on Kauai prose
cutting criminal cases at Judge Hardy
term.
A. G. NJ. Robertson has written a
+, long letter tc Governor Carter opposing
membership of office holders in political
f, committees.
Males play H. A. c. Monday. Last
football game of the season Admis-
sion 25 cents. Seats on sale at Woods
& Sheldon's.
1t is expected that draft of bin will
be ready for reading at the meeting of
the County Act Commission next Tues
day evening.
Football. Last game of the season,
Monday. January 2, H. A. c. VS.. Males
Admission 25 cents. Seats on sale at
Woods and Sheldon's.
small dance was given at the Ha-
waiian Hotel last evening by Manager
and Mrs. Church for the hotel guests
and several townsfoIk
Admiral Beckley, accompanied by his
wife and daughter. departed on the XII
nau for Hilo to attend the dedication
of the new park there.
c. B. Wells, the manager of the
Wailuku plantation, returned to Maui
on the Claudine. He was accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
Governor Carter said yesterday aft
ernoon he had no comment to make
On Chairman Robertson's letter to him
on the question of office-holders in the
Republican party organization.
The Haleiwa Hotel will have a dance
on Saturday night and on Monday the
golf tournament for the Haleiwa cup
will come off. The Haleiwa limited will
run on both Sunday and Monday.
DR.. Day denies the published report
that he said he would go with Dr. Uchi-
da to make the examination of Mikala
Kaipu, provided the court would order
him to do so, also that ne had claimed
new method of determining the exist
ence of leprosy in patient.
The last leap year dance of the sea-
son will be given tonight in San Anto-
Mo Hall under the auspices of Court
Canoes, Order of Foresters. The ladies
in charge of the dance are Miss Mar
garet Tolefson, Mrs. C. Cotton, Miss
Borges. Miss Henrickson and Miss
Smith.
Governor Carter was serenaded al
his residence early yesterday morning
by the Territorial band, in honor of the
thirty-eighth anniversary of his birth.
The Governor celebrated the day with
the transaction of business at his Of
flee in the Capitol until after five
O'Clock in the evening.
Counsel on both sides in the Pacific
Club liquor-selling case. will submit
briefs on an agreed statement of facts
to District Magistrate Whitney, who
will then take the matter under consid-
GRAFTON for his decision. AS only points
of law will be at issue, the case may
be taken direct to the Supreme Court
on appeal.
Akaiko Akana is the name of the
young Kamehameha graduate who has
been compelled, on account of his
health. to give up the position of as
sistant teacher in Kaneohe school. A
correspondent at that place, who paid
a tribute to Mr. Akana's talents and
efficiency in letter published in Tues
days Advertiser, omitted to mention
the young mans name.
The concert given by the Hawaiian
hand at the Alexander
Young Hotel last night was largely at
tended. The band used the new instru-
ments. and favorable comment on the
over the old ones was
made by the people there. In compli-
ment to Governor Carriers birthday
yesterday the band played Berger's |
Governor Carter March," and at the
conclusion of the concert, in compli- |
ment to French Consul Vizzavona, |
Commodore Adigard and several Off
GERS of the cruiser Protet who We're
present. la Marseillaise" was played. |