The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17
LOCAL. BREyITIES.


number.
Beets are rising again in the Europe
an sugar market.
The U. S. S. Petrol is sparing O.
liberty to her crew.
Mrs. John t. Campbell came home
from the mainland on the Alameda.
DR.. Derby is now permanently locat
ed in the Boston building, third floor,
J. w, Mcdonald. one of the Fedora
grand jury minority, is a Republican
P. NJ. S. S. China sailed from Yoke
hama for Honolulu on December Il
Males VS.. Punahou Saturday. Great
game Seats on sale at Woods & Shell
don's.
Agent w. F. Hall of the mosquito
bravely.
Otto Ludloff was ad3udged bank
rupt on his own petition by Judge Dole
yesterday
Honokaa reports it's subjugation of
the leaf-hopper and a fine growing
crop of cane.
The Friday Evening Social Club gave
a delightful dance last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.
the Alameda, largely due to Christ
mas packages.
The Territorial Messenger Service,
Main 361, viii have force of boys,
also two delivery wagons to handle the
Christmas trade.
The Round Table Study at the Y. NJ.
C. A tomorrow at 5 will be conducted
by Theodore Richards. All men are
welcome. Tea is served at g.
The Chinese fair will be open from
II a. m. to o'clock p. m. Don't miss
the waxworks entertainment in the
evening and the chop suey lunch.
Home made candy. home made flow
ers. home made jam, home made ice
cream at the Chinese fair. Change to
be returned in all cases is the rule.
Billy Beswick was expected home on
the Alameda, but was delayed in San
ness, and will return on the Siberia.
Judge Robinson at o'clock this
morning will hear the foreclosure suit
of Allen & Robinson VS. j. K. and E.
K. Nakookoo, and at $3.50 a question
of heirship in the estate of Frank An
tone.
The Elks are arranging for a min
strel show to be given late in January
or early in February. A meeting was
held last evening at which the affair
was projected. One of the features of
the show will be burlesque on the
House that Jack Built
The latter part of the last week in
December there will be joint banquet
of the Hawaiian, LIE Progress and Pa
cif1c lodges of the Masonic order Each
will hold installation ceremonies be-
fore the END of the year and instead of
their having banquet after each in
staHatI9n all three lodges will partici-
pate in one big love feast.
Mrs. James Harvey Raymond gave
a large and delightful tea yesterday
which was attended by a
large number of society ladies. TIE
rooms We're tastefully decorated with
La France @Ases and piu-
mosa. Mrs. Raymond was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. NJ. c.. Mousarrat,
Mrs r. w. Macfarlane, Mrs. Wal
bridge, Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. Ger
rit P. Wilder and Mrs. C. B. Cooper.
A donation party was given at the
Susanna Wesley Home last evening. A
large number We're present, both Eng
fish and japanese, and a very pleasant
evening was passed listening to music,
addresses and general conversation.
Miss Jane, the manager, had a box pre-
pared with materials for making suit
able gifts for the children and the
guests were invited to turn to. After
about an hour prizes Were awarded for
the three best results.
The following allotment of parts has
been made for the farley Wax Works
at the Chinese fair: Mrs. farley, Mr..
Cunha; Little Nell. Miss Hartnagle;
Peter, Mr.. Pratt; John, Mr.. Kimball;
Sleeping Beauty, Mrs. G. Weldon:
Prince, Mr.. Widemann; Signora
Squallina, Mrs Jack Halves; Three lit
tie maids of Lee, Mrs. Benson, Miss
Cunha, and Miss KimbalI; Giggling
Girl, Mrs. Doty; Giggling Boy, Mr.
Humphris; Merry Nat, DR. Murray;
French Doll, Mrs. Humphris; Light
ming Artist, Mr. Schultz: Dancer, Miss
Neurnann: 1.-The Widow Mrs. Jones.
Also, there will be a Mystic Shriner,