The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-17

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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the \. o. H
| will meet this evening at O'Clock il
/ Mission Hall.
Stocks fairly doomed for the first day
| of the week on change. Waialua pre-
dominated with a jump of IS TO $40.
| TIE Alexander Young Hotel Concert
Hall. Saturday evening, lecture by
Charles w. Leadbeater. Subject, Re
suits of Theosophy."
The w. c. T. L. will meet today at
2:30 o'clock in the parlors OF the Cen
trail Union Church. The subject for
| discussion Will be local option.
| j. A. NJ. Johnson had fine blooded
| cocker spaniel killed by a Punahou car
! on Alexander street, near Beretania,
| at about o'clock yesterday evening.
Street Exhorter Jeffries. father of
| Boxer Jeffries, and his band of Chill
| dren of Israel" will move on to Sa-
-noa in the steamer Sierra, sailing
hence tomorrow
Mrs. Emmett Jones of Alameda. Cal.
formerly Miss Dole of Riverside, Cal.
is expected to arrive by the S. S. Sier-
ra on Wednesday to make Judge and
Mrs. Dole a visit of several weeks.
dance viii be given tonight at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel in honor of the
officers of the L. S. S. New Orleans,
which vessel arrived in port yester-
day. All friends of the Hawaiian are
cordially invited to attend.
The old county seat fight on Maui is
on again. At a meeting held at La
haina on January 2 a resolution was
passed calling upon the Legislature to-
locate the seat of government of the
county of Maui at the old town.
E. POLITE & Co., San Francisco, yes
terday cabled the Henry WaterEouse
Trust Co. that raw sugar sold in New
York at 3-16c. san Francisco quota
tiOns We're given as follows: H. c. &
s. Co. $50, HonOl<aa $21, MakaweH
$685. Paauhau $24, Hutchinson 81.
An application for the pardon CT
Chong Kwai, convicted for assault with
a deadly weapon upon Fong Kwin, has
been filed with the Governor 1t is
claimed IN the application that the
ton because the man whom he as
saulted had wronged him by taking |
his wife away from him.
Detective Halter found twenty-seven |
army overcoats in the possession of a |
Japanese storekeeper on River street
yesterday and United States Marshal |
Hendry went down and claimed them |
The coats were probably sold for a |
mere pittance by soldiers passingl
on some transport to Manila, but that |
particular Jap win be chary of how he
makes bargains like that hereafter.
The contract for the construction of
LCmahai bridge. at Hanalei, Kauai,
has been awarded to A. A. Wilson, the
lowest bidder. Bids We're received as
follows: A. II. Harrison Mill Co,
bridge complete, $7649: without hous-
ing. $6649; time 50 days. Cotton Bros.
bridge complete, $bJSo: without nous
ing. $65G5: time $50 days. L. NJ White
house, bridge complete, $7515; without
housing. 1924; time $50 days. A A
Wilson, bridge complete. S6339; without
housing, $500; time $50 days.
Articles of association of the Maui
Dry Goods and Grocery Company.
limited, have been filed with the Ter
ritorial Treasurer. the objects being TO
carry on a general Wholesale and re-
tail business at Wailuku. Maui. The
capital stock is $4,000, which may be
increased under the articles to $50, 900
The officers of the new company are
John Weddick, president; George b.
Schroeder, vice president: Antoine Gar
cia, secretary; Joaquin Garcia treas
urer; Mrs. a. j. Rodriguez. Joaquin
Garcia, John Weddick, j. S. Medeiros
and T. Rurlem directors