The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two Orphans" at the matinee today
Tickets Csc.
Last performance of The Two Or,
phans' this evening.
A cement sidewalk is being laid in
/ front of the Orpheum.
! Archdeacon Jeffries occupies the pull
| pit Of the NJ. E. church Sunday even
! ing.
| 1t was rumored last night that Ed
| Towse would succeed Mr.. Kenake in
| the postoffice
William Mckinley Lodge No 8, X
of P, meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock
in Harmony hall.
Hugh V. Trevenen, popular mixolo-
gist, is going to change his base from
the Moana to the Criterion.
j. Shehan, the custom house guard,
is enjoying improved health since re-
turning from San Francisco
1t is expected that sugar dividends in
general viii be reduced owing to the
fall in prices of the commodity.
Mrs. Jane Lishman More will hold a
sale of decorated china at the Women's
Exchange on December z, and s.
r. Harry Rycroft of Manila is visit
ing his father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rycroft, on Wilder ave-
nue..
Rev. j. w. Wadman speaks to men
in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall Sunday at 4:30 on
Trials and Triumphs.'' Tea is served
a. $50.
1t is said the II. s. N Co. in plan
ming for new boat for the Hilo route,
is considering the advisability of get
ting a turbine steamer.
A saloon license was issued yesterday
to Charles E. Weston for the Royal
Annex premises. He Will open the es-
Establishment this morning.
Indoor baseball at the Y. NJ c. A
tonight at 1880. The Punahous will
play the Iolanis. This is the last game
for the season. Admission 10 cents.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Ella S. Ziegler, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ziegler, to
Mr.. Jack Horace Wyatt of Honolulu. = |
The band viii play this morning forij
the hundredth birthday of Mrs. Par
ker. This afternoon it will appear in 1
the Shriners' parade and afterward at
the football game.
A committee of the Merchants As |
Iloo OSCIl appointed " oSNoA Z 1
a regulation or ordinance to prevent |
on the wharves, as a protec- |
ton of freight from fire
Grand struggle for supremacy-Puna-
nous VS.. Males in a championship |
game of football. Game at Baseball |
Park, Saturday, December 9. Tickets
On sale at Hawaiian News Co., Young
Building.
Prompt action is likely to be taken !
by the Chamber of Commerce and the /
Merchants Association toward making /
4 strong campaign in Washington to |
secure the carrying out of the Hawai-
an policy announced in the Presidents
Message.
The Free Kindergarten Training II
School viii give play entitled Beauty II
and the Beast" this evening at st. An
-onio Hall, for the benefit of the chill
lren's Christmas. Important features II
IF the evening will be a dance by Miss II
1e IArtigue and a violin solo by DR..
West. Tickets 25c.
The Hfbernians elected the following
,fficers for next year: F. D. Creedon,
president; Harry F. Dawson, vice.
PRESIDENT; j. T. Carey, recording secre>
airy; John Shehan. financial secretary;
,. McInerny, treasurer; W. Hickey, Il
at-arms: John Muldoon, senti-
lei. They will be installed the first I
Wednesday in January. IL
A warrant was issued yesterday for | 7
he arrest of c. A. Schmeidte, man {
ger OF the City Feed Co, for en-
,ezzling $112.60. 1t is said that the
ctual shortage in his accounts is be-
ween $4,000 and $4,000. The prosecu-
i'm iS az the instance of ThoS J. II
King president of the California Feed
o., of which the City Feed Co. is an
ptown branch. Is