The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Bankers Daughter at Orpheum
tonight.
W. D. McBryde returned to Kaaai
yesterday.
Matinee tomorrow and Christmas
day at the Orpheum.
1t is said that full pardon is to be
asked for B. H. Wright.
The L. 5. S. Chicago leaves for San
Francisco next Thursday.
The Kappa deal wasn't closed in
time for the S. S. Coptic's mail
Parole has been recommended by.
High Sheriff Henry for various prison
erS.
Admiral and Mrs. T. H. Stevens
leave by the 5. S. Manchuria for Japan
today.
Today is the anniversary of the land
ing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock
in 1920.
A yachting girl in costume is pictur-
ed on S. I. Shaw's new and beautiful
calendar.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
a general meeting at o'clock this
afternoon.
H. a. Baldwin arrived yesterday from
Maui and departed for Kauai in the
afternoon.
a general meeting of the Honolulu
Merchants Association will be held at
2. m. today. ~
A fine mastiff in natural colors deco
rates the 1906 calendar of the Water
house Trust Co.
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge this evening with
work in the third degree.
Hanging pheasants and ducks in |
raised papier-mache with natural colors |
are the groundwork of the Metropolitan |
Meat Markets annual calendar.
The Kawaiahao Sunday-school |
tree exercises will be held |
this evening at 1880 o'clock in the |
II
Christmas day football: Males VS. I
Punahous. p. m. Admission % and |
so cents. Tickets on sale at Hawaiian |
News Co, Young Building.
There will be a joint meeting of the |
full membership of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION and Chamber of Commerce, |
at the Stangenwa1d building today, at |
3 p. m. Every member of either or |
both organizations is requested to at
tend.
Consul Mkt Saito of Japan called at
the Governors office yesterday to say
farewell before leaving in the Man
ehuria tomorrow for home. In the abb
sence of Governor Carter and Secre-
.ary Atkinson he was received by
Clerk auckland. Mr.. Saito expects to i
'eturn in March.
1t was a mysterious fire which reused
the town about half-past two yester-
lay morning. The location was School
and Liliha streets. The building was
vacant and has been since November
asst. The damage amounted to about
$500 and the insurance was $3.50. Lee
Tong owns the place. Il
Governor Carter has received a cir
.ular soliciting his interest in the Boys
md Girls National Curfew Associa-
ion, asking his opinion also upon
collection of curfew laws of various
States. The Governor is in a position |
o return a pretty long standing cur
ew law of Observation-Disclosures he may
De able to say about it's enforcement.
A. F. Judd will leave in the U. S. S.
roquois this morning for Kaunakakaf,
dolokai, to act as host for the Amer
can Sugar Co. in receiving Admiral
Goodrich on his arrival in the U. S.
la ship Chicago from Hilo. With
Ianager Munro, Mr.. Judd will con-
luct the Admiral and party over the
uniting grounds of the company's
anch.
A Korean laborer for the Kapiolani
Park Commission tried the halter route
o eternity yesterday but was too care
ul and is now in Jail waiting for the
medical men to decided whether or
lot he is insane He didn't have the
1ipnoose in perfect running order and
he result was it did not slip and he
imply hung by the neck until a ma
i've cut him down. :
Pioneer Mill Co.'S attempt to appeal
0 Washington from the Hawaiian Su-
RENE Courts decision affirming
ecree of the Second Ccircuit Ccourt,
Taui in favor of Moses Meheula in a
uit of ejectment has failed. Kinney,
IcClanahan & Cooper yesterday cabled
D Washington calling it off, as Niche 4.
la had obtained a writ of possession ,
nd entered upon the land. 1t is
iece of less than an acre, and the
railroad crossing it has been