The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

New York Day by Day tonight al
the Orpheum.
Little Red Riding Hood matinee al
the Orpheum. &c
Jas. F. Morgan leaves New York to-
morrow to return home
William Mckinley Lodge meets this
evening in Harmony hall.
w 5. Edings was yesterday admitted
TO practice law in the Federal Court
At Morgan's salesrooms to-day the
Lovekin place on Tantalus will be sold.
Y. Sega wishes it stated that he is
not now connected with the Hawaii
Shinpo as editor or otherwise.
Rev. DIR. Doremus Scudder will
preach the sermon to the graduating
class at the coming commencement at
Oahu College.
Mrs. Irene Reddy denies the state
ment that she has become reconci1ed to
her husband, against whom she has
brought divorce proceedings.
James L. Logan has resigned as freight
clerk of the steamer Mauna Loa and
will leave for the mainland in the
barkentine Irmgard about Wednesday.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh has been quite
i'll lately and when he started out yes
terday 10 obey subpoena in the Naone
case he had to return and take to bed
again.
AT the Y. NJ. c. a. anniversary. Mon
day evening, DIR. Ostrom will deliver
the address, Mr.. Butler will sing, and
there will be Instrumental music. Pub
lie invited.
The National Guard will turn out as
an escort to the G. A r. procession on
Memorial Day. Lieut.-Col. Ziegler will
command and Co. F fire the salute for
the dead.
There will be a meeting of the Re
publican County Central Committee for
the county of Oahu at Republican
headquarters, in Fort Street, at 7:30
this evening.
the Spray and the Hawaii will start in
the annual race around the island of
Oahu. The date of sailing has not yet
been fixed definitely.
The hospital corps of the y. G. H.
will go into camp at Makiki, near the
head of Keeaumoku street, this after
noon. An exhibition drill in first aid to
the wounded will be given at o'clock.
A cable from Edward POLITE e Co. to
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. gives the
following San Francisco quotations:
H. c. & s. Co, $50: Honokaa. $3.50 bid,
1925 asked; Maxwell, s37.75; Onomea,
$3.50.
superintendent of Public Works Hol
loway was looking over the Senate
Chamber yesterday with a view to
sweeping out the useless lumber and
making the room once more into an
office for the Secretary of the Territory
The 92nd Company, Coast Artillery, at
Camp Mckinley, leaves on June Is for
station at Fort Flagler. Wash. The
18th company goes to Fort Roseerans,
Cal. Companies L and NJ, 10th Infan
try. come to Honolulu the first week in
July.
The Annual Meeting of the Manoa
Golf Club will be held next Friday
evening, at s o'clock, in the makai
pavilion of the Alexander Young hotel.
are to be elected, reports read
and plan proposed as to the organic
ing of a country club.
The Chinese Athletic Club is new
with the following Off
GERS: John 10, manager; Philip Wong,
president; H. T. Chan, vice-president;
K. F. zap. secretary; En- Fee, treas
urer; Kim Fook. auditor. C. F. En- Sue
s temporary captain of baseball team.
Besides being fined 800 III court. the
Pioneer plantation luna whose beating
Of a Japanese caused the strike has
been discharged. The offense of the
,ther luna. who was fined $50. was that
IF conducting lottery. 1t is said he
lsed coercion to get laborers into his
game.
Bids as follows have been opened at
he department OF Public Works: Bids |
or school furniture, Hanamaulu |
Kauai: A. B. Arleigh & Co, S149. de- |
livery in thirty days; Wall, Nichols |
20. $40, delivery in forty days. Bids |
or school furniture, Waialua, Oahu: |
\. B. Arleigh & Co. 1874. delivery in !
ixty days: Wall. Nichols Co, $1,000. de- |
livery in thirty days. Bids for school |
urniture. Puunene: a. b. Arleigh & |
20. 1920 delivery in thirty days; Wall. |
Nichols Co. S667, delivery in sixty days. |