The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-01
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Several Salvation Army officers Ief
on the Kinau yesterday to assist il
the work of the army at WaiIuku
Maui.
There will be a smoking concert OF
the Honolulu symphony Society OF
Saturday the 4th inst. at 8 p. m 4
special meeting will be held this even
ing.
George Henshal Of the Star arrived
on the bark Andrew Welch from Sar
Francisco yesterday. He looks as
though his vacation had done him a LOT
of good.
The coaching trip to the Pail yes
terday aboard the Club Stables big
Wagonette was we'll patronized, mainly
from the Young Hotel The trip was
an enjoyable one.
The new University Club win meet
at its own quarters, the Clifton, to-
night, to elect officers and perfect its
organization. Following the meeting,
there will he a smoker.
The New Wilson Webster cane load
er Will be put to work on Eva planta-
! ton as soon as it has been set up,
and sugar men are watching with con-
| siderable interest for its trial.
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
! Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese of
Honolulu will be held on Friday after
noon, February 3, at st. Clement s
Parish house. 1t is hoped that Bishop
Restarick will reach Honolulu in time
to attend.
The new street car schedule goes in
to effect today, whereby the Punahou
cars come into Beretania street from
Alapai street and the Beretania street
cars turn into Alapai and thence to
Hotel street: The Punahou cars viii
in future come down Fort street as far
as Allen street.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Stack
and c. H. Raven Chief Inspector at
the Custom House, will take place on
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents, and will be private
owing to the recent death of Mr..
Ravens father. The couple will leave
for the mainland on the transport
leaving Friday or Saturday.
The County Treasurer began regis
tering salary warrants at about noon
yesterday, it being pay day for the
school teachers, and there being a
consequent run which absorbed all the
cash available in the treasury at that
time. 1t will only be a short time of
need for the February receipts are
counted upon to take up these de-
mands. When the big February bills
come in, things may have a little
worse outlook
The Kauai Electric Company, Ltd,
whose purpose is to furnish electric
power to the plantations on the Garden
Island, to own lands. and to operate
electric car lines. telephones and tele-
graph lines. filed it's articles of incor-
poration with the Register of the
Treasury on Monday. The capiIal
stock is $500, 900, which may be in
creased to five millions, and the fol-
lowing are the officers of the new
D. p. r. Isenberg. presi-
dent: VIM. A. Kinney, vice president;
George NJ. Davies, secretary; Francis
NJ. Swanzy. treasurer: H. w NJ. Mist,
auditor; VIM Rowe1, director.
Quite number of Honolulu folk are
migrating to the Hawaiian Hotel. DR..
took apartments there yester-
day. Captain Humphrey, Depot Quar-
termaster, L. s. Army, and wife, will
remove there from College Hills about
the middle of this month, and Lieut..
Harlee. L. s. Marine Corps, and wife
expect to take apartments about the
same time. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. r.
King will become guests there today. |
and Messrs. Burns and Henshall of
the Star will be numbered among the |
guests after today, together with w.
II. Pfleuger, who has given up house |
keeping