The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Honolulu Times will be out to-
day.
Sam Woods departed for his home or
Hawaii yesterday.
r. ". Single left yesterday on the
Kinau for Hawaii.
There will be a meeting of the Board
| of Public Instruction at $3.50 .. m,
Thursday.
1t is reported from San Francisco
that Miss Yarrow is there, i'll with
appendicitis.
| ]. K. Nahale, the well-known Hawai-
| ian of kona. returned home yesterday
| on the Mauna Loa.
st. Louis College Alumni Associa-
| ton is planning to give a big minstrel
| performance at the Opera House.
George Lycurgus returned to Hawaii
yesterday on the Kinau He will re-
| main at the Volcano House for several
weeks.
The Land Commissioner is preparing
to open about forty-five acres at Ka-
neohe for settlement. There will be FIVE
offerings of nine acres each.
Mrs. Goodrich Miss Goodrich and
>
on the Kinau. They will meet the
Chicago at Hilo and accompany the
officers to the volcano.
During Christmas week the last car
from Fort and King streets, for Kalihi
will depart at 11:33 o'clock. The last
car will leave Kalihi for town at 1850
o'clock during the same period.
Louis Kenake, formerly of the post
off fsaf n pfc cd nm hn
yesterday en- route to Los Angeles for
assignment in the office there. Mrs.
Kenake is already on the Coast.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1. Z.
S. w. V, meets this evening in Wav-
erley hall Visiting members of the
Camp at present in the city are cordi- |
ally invited to be present.
A letter was received on the Ventura
by Dr. Alexander from Bishop Willis, !
in which he was thanked for the ex-
cellent paper which he had read re- !
Gently before the Hawaiian Historical |
Society.
Miss Jessie McLachlan, the Scottish |
who gave several concerts |
at the Opera House several months
ago, passed through Honolulu yester-
day on the Ventura, after a successful
lOUI VI llIC SO4OllACSs
Henry Jennings and daughter of
Portland, Ore, are registered at the |
Young Hotel. Mr.. Jennings is a prom
inent business man of the Sound |
He has been enjoying the is
land climate for several weeks.
George Roenitz, deputy in the U. S.
MarshaPs office, left yesterday on the L
Mauna Loa for Hawaii, to subpoena
Mr.. Maxine, or Higgfnbotham, who is
wanted as a witness in the matter OF
the proceeding to cancel his naturaliza-
ton papers on the ground of fraud.
County Attorney E. A. Douthitt is Il
the Thursday Club speaker this week,
the subject being Federal. Territorial
and County Police, Prisons and Jails."
Places at the 6 o'clock dinner should |
be ordered today. Speaking is at $40
in Association hall. All men are well
come.
When the casket enclosing the re-
mains of the late Fleet Surgeon Lewis,
q. S. N, of the Chicago, was placed
aboard the S. S. Ventura yesterday for
shipment to the Coast, the Hawaiian
band played There is a Land That is
Fairer than Day while everyone on
he wharf uncovered.
Advices from Samoa are to the effect
hat the volcano on the island of Sa-
yaii is more active now than at any
,ther time since the outbreak. Lava
las been thrown 1900 feet into the air
md a stream of molten rock of great
width is flowing to the sea. A noun
ain 5000 feet in height is said to have
oeen formed by the flow.