The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-25
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

The engagement Of Mr.. Arthur z,
Carter of Honolulu and Miss Lucinda
Awana of Maui is announced.
Gibson Bell arrived from Hilo in the
| Kinau to take the position of stencg-
rapher for the Supreme Court.
John F. Bowler and E. H. Jordan
were il Wailuku last week to figure
on the new school building contract.
Philip Peck, the Hi1o banker, ar
rived in the kinau to attend a meet
ing of the Kohala-Hilo Railway co.
Miss Inez Chapman, who has been
an attendant at the Queens Hospital,
leaves during the week for the coast.
Governor Carter and party will be
/ entertained at the home Of Rev.
Stephen L. Desha, Hilo, by the Aloha
Alma Society.
A match race has been made be-
tween Jennie E. and Geraldine S. for
a mile dash at Spreckels' Park, Kahu-
lui, for February s.
A Chinese found dead with his
throat cut, in a labor camp at Onomea,
Hawaii, was declared on investigation
to have committed suicide.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Guild of ST. Clements church viii De
held Tuesday afternoon, January 26, at
o'clock, in the parish house. Officers
for the year will be elected.
The Pacific Social Club gave an en-
1oyable Farmers Dance on Saturday
evening at San Antonio hall. The
dancers appeared in rough garb, rep
resenting various types of farmer folk
The dance was largely attended.
Miss Crossett is arranging a class in
education at the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Miss Crossett comes with excellent rec
concentrations from the institutions on
the coast where she has taught, and
she has a most pleasing personality.
<Oficer George Sea and wife will have
the sympathy of their friends in the
loss of their infant daughter elsewhere
announced. The death occurred at
about twenty minutes to O'Clock yes
terday evening at the Queens Hospl-
tai.
The ship Falls of Clyde brought the
following passengers to Hilo from San
Francisco: Mr.. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. and
Miss Loebenstein, G.. A. Dauph1ny,
Mrs C. G. Carlson, c. H. Merchant,
wife and daughter: Miss A. Fuhr, Miss
A. Winters, H. H. Morehead and J. v.
Ray.
The police yesterday afternoon and
evening made the following arrests:
Loo 10y and Wong Chow, for ARRAY at
Liliha and King streets; Punt Kauina
arson; Yong Fat, che ia tickets in
possession; Hashimoto, common nul :
sance; Full, common nuisance, Kimu-
ra (Jap), drunk; Kanamu, investiga-
ton.
Rails World Entertainers will ar
rive here from Australia on April
and give performances at the Orphe-
UNI until April 20. On the latter date
the Walter Sanford Company VIII ar
rive from Australia and play at the
Orpheum until May 4. A Weber d
Field co. will arrive from the coast
on May IL and remain until June /.
The webber-Field companies are fun
makers of the highest order.
A Yokohama paper prints letter
from Basil H. Belts, special represen-
tative of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, stating that his COM
pany "being unable to comply with
the requirements of the japanese Gov
eminent in reference to deposits and
properly protect the interests OF ms
policy-holders, hereby announces that
is has ceased taking new business III
Japan" In this, the paper says, it is
following in the footsteps of the Equit-
able.