The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-29
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The subject OF lesson sermon at the
Christian Science meeting this morn
ing is spirit.
"A Message for the Strong viii be
/ Rev J. L. Hopwood's topic at the
| Christian Church this evening.
The Nahiku Rubber Company had
! a. meeting last night TO adopt the by
laws and transact other business
The University Club viii hold an
other preliminary meeting at the Ha-
waiian Hotel next Wednesday evening.
c. W. Ashford. ]. w. Cathcart. and
| A. NJ. Brown. attorneys, and Chester
Doyle of the Attorney Generals de-
partment, returned in the Kinau from
attending court at Kailua.
! Colonel French of the Salvation Army
will give an address at Central Union
Church this evening. Dr., Kincaid's
subject in the morning will be Broth
erhood by Way of the Cross"
Judge and Mrs. Highton have made
satisfactory cash settlement in the case
brought by the Judge against Henry H.
Pearson to collect $4,000 due for de-
Tending Pearson for murder in 1886.
People who buy Miss Prescott's Ho-
nolulu Times-and there are many
/ who do-always find it worth while. 1t
is the most unique paper in the city.
A fresh number has just come from
the press.
| The regular meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary & Guild will be held in the
Sunday School room on Monday after
noon, Jan. so, at $50 O'Clock. AS it
is the annual meeting of the Guild
full attendance is requested.
An office is being built for Secretary
/ Jack Atkinson on the upper lanai of
the Capitol building, just outside the
room occupied by the Governors
clerks. Thus room will be made for
the Senate in the Secretary's former
office.
Geneau is still at large, no effort
having been made to secure his arrest
on a charge of perjury. The naval
people Will keep the man within reach
in case it should be concluded by the
! authorities to take any further steps
in the matter.
J George Lycurgus believes in small
! farming and shows why. By yester-
1 days Kinau he received some splendid
/ celery grown at the Volcano House
since he took charge of the property.
i Very little celery of as high quality
:, comes to this market from San Fran
u cisco.
4 The Research Club will hold it's next
I meeting on Tuesday evening, January
81, at the residence of w. W. Hall,
! Nuuanu street. Judge Philip w. Wea-
| Yer will deliver an address on Needed
| Legislation to Exempt the Family
/ Homestead From Forced Sale and a
Proposed Bill to Accomplish that Re
suit"
The regular quarterly meeting of the
| Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of
Honolulu will be held Friday afternoon,
February at st. Clements Parish
House. 1t is hoped that Bishop Res
| tarick will arrive in time to attend.
There will be other speakers and it is
hoped that there will be a large at
Tendance.
Messrs. Callahan and Heffernan, who
represented the Federated Trades and
Labor Council on the Pinkham COM
mission. are reported as being likely
to go to Washington on behalf of the
sugar planting interest, to assist in
the campaign for the admission of a
limited number of Chinese for labor in
1.-THE sugar cane fields of Hawaii.
| Albert F. Judd, who had charge of
| the circulation of the pledge to char
| ter membership in the new university
| club reported yesterday that he had
one hundred members pledged so far.
| The club will start, therefore, with at
! least that many on the charter roll.
| The initia ton fee for charter members
| is $25 and the dues are three dollars a
month.
| Pastor j. w. Wadman of the M. f.
| church will exchange pulpits this
morning with Rev. J. L. Hopwood of
Bishop Memorial Chapel. Mr.. Hop
| woods subject at II a. m. will be THE
Dimensions of Life and Mr.. Wad-
mans a. 1880 p. M, 1.-The Fatherhood
of God" Sunday school and Bible
class at 10 a. m. Epworth League at
$50 p. m.
Colonel Lake gave an exhibition of |
his Magic Dry Powder Fire Extin- |
guisher in Palace square yesterday |
which was more spectacular than sue !
cessful. A shack was built. saturated |
with coal oil and the powder thrown |
upon IL It burned beautifully to the !
great enjoyment of Governor Carter |
and a crowd of less distinguished spec
tators, but when it came to putting |
the fire out Fire Chief Thurston had
to go and get a real eXtinguisher,
bringing it in a hack.