The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

z. POLITE of san Francisco in let
ter predicts scent sugar this year.
The Promotion Committees coach
ing trip to Moanalua starts at :: 80 p
m. today.
The Stockyards viii give the mex
coaching trip around the island OF
March Sth next.
Judge Kepoikai will take dispositions
on Maui in the Delegates contested
election case next Wednesday.
Association football game today at
the new baseball grounds Kickoff at
3:45 sharp. Punahou vs.. Iolani.
E. POLITE & Co. cabled to Henry
Warehouse Trust Co. yesterday: H.
c. & 5. Co. $3.50, Honokaa $3.50.
! There was to have been a meeting of
! the Bar Association yesterday after
noon, but it failed for lack of a quorum.
| A coaching drive to Moanalua and
vicinity viii be made today for the ben
eft Of tourists, the start being made
at 2:3O.
Otis b. Boardman will conduct the
Y. NJ. c. A. service at the Rapid Tran
sit Club House Sunday morning at 10
o. clock.
Fred. L. Waldron has offered an
Armour oleo., cup to become the prop
erty of the Champion League Club as
may be decided in this seasons games.
A new fire alarm box numbered 1877
was yesterday installed at the Rail-
way Wharf and a test was made on
the same shortly after the noon hour
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Kerr's infant daughter takes place at
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. A Hopper, Keeau-
moku street
Judge Hardy of Kauai is expected
in town next week. to act as sub
stitute FOR Justice Wilder on the SUI
preme bench in cases where the latter
is disqualified.
Fancy dancing, elocution, pantomime.
singing, delsarte and sketch work are
being practiced by Miss Cro~ett's pu-
pills for a recital to take place at an
early date in April.
Three natives caught eight ahi fish,
without net or line, in a pool only two
feet deep close to the shore near Mo
anlua. which is considered remarkable
as the ahi is a deepsea fish.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Hawaiian Orphanage
and Industrial School Association, Ltd.
on Wednesday, March 1st. in room :,
Mcintyre building, at o'clock.
Interest in the Round Table studies
at the Y. NJ. c. A. is we'll sustained. |
At five tomorrow Theodore Richards |
leads the singing ard the study of Pc
ter's decisions. Tea is served at six.
People in Kona and Kau have about |
forgotten what rain is like, the drouth |
in those districts being so protracted |
Live stock on ranches and farms is
suffering and water is being peddled
to households.
Venerable Master J. D. Tucker was
with P. V. MS jewel in
a speech by Henry F. Cooper, on the
occasion of the reelection of the old
officers of Kamehameha Lodge of Per-
Free Masons.
A public meeting of the Senate Com
nittee on Public Health, S. E. Kalama,
hartman, will be held on Monday even
ng at 100, at the Senate chamber, to
consider the local option bill. Both
rfends and opponents of the bill viii
AVE an opportunity to be heard.
Members OF the I>1IOhana ART League
viii present their invitation cards this
vening at the lecture by Mr. Newcomb,
Which is to be preceded by the attrac-
i've musical numbers as announced yes Z
erday. Each member is privileged to
e accompanied by one friend. Fur
her than that entrance cards may be
btained for half a dollar each.
Tickets for the concert which takes
lace on Tuesday evening, February
Sth, at the opera House, are on |
ale at Wall-Nichols. King street, and .
Iso are to be had at the rooms of the
? w. c. \. and from the ladies of the
horus taking part in the Song of s
ate" This concert affords the tour
;ts and strangers visiting in Honolulu
fine opportunity of hearing our very
est local talent. and a crowded house 8
expected. The Hon. Paul r. Isen-
erg's fine baritone is heard all too !
eldom and Mrs. Marshall has made a
it with her one appearance in Homo
llu.