The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Spanish War Veterans will NEE
It their hall tonight.
The Stockyards will give the next
! coaching trip around the island or
March Sth next.
The Kahului railroad company held
its annual meeting yesterday and re-
| elected its old officers.
The Women's Guild of St. Clement
! church held it's regular monthly meet
| ing yesterday afternoon.
| The Stock Exchange did a little over
100000 worth of business in handling
! stocks during the month of February.
A meeting of the Federation of
Catholic societies will be held at the
Catholic club room on Friday even
ing.
Legislators are beginning to talk of
the date for the regular Molokai jun
ket. The favorite time mentioned is
March 8.
The regular meeting of the Hoola and
Hooulu societies will be held at the
Maternity Home at 10 o'clock this
morning
Land Commissioner Pratt left for
Maui on the Kinau yesterday to make
his trip to the windward coast and to
look after the new lands to be opened
there shortly.
Capt. Jargstroff, formerly with Won
Hamm-Young's automobile department,
departed for San Francisco yesterday.
He will not return to Honolulu.
Rev. D. D. Wallace, accompanied by
Mrs. Wallace, departed yesterday on
the Mauna Loa for Kona to take charge
of the Episcopal Church work there.
Having been compelled to stop
sprinkling streets on account of the
drouth. it is said the use of sea water
for the purpose will be resorted to in
Lahaina- This was the method in
olden times
Special meeting of the Hawaiian
Lodge with work in the third degree
this evening in Masonic Temple. Visit
ing members of the order are cordially
invited to attend.
On Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock
another of the Promotion Committee
tally-ho drives will start from the
committees office, to make the Punch
bowl trip finishing with a drive into
Manoa Valley.
charter of incorporation has been
granted the Gee Kune Fui Kun AS
itaI stock is $4,000 with the right to
increase it to $4,000 The life of the
charter is 80 years. The association |
is organized for charitable purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Shipman sail
today for Australia. Mr.. Shipman is |
manager for Jessie Maclachlan and her |
of artists who are booked to |
appear here on April 1st, after which |
hay will An n
and Tasmania returning to America |
in about six months.
I. a. Benton, general agent for the |
pa ssenger departments of the D. & r.
r. and r. c. w railways at Salt Lake
Tity. Utah. accompanied by Mrs. Ben
on, departed yesterday on the Sierra.
III route home. They spoke well of
heir visit. although they were here
lot more than twelve days.
Miss Bella Correa who was, until re-
.ently. employed in the business office
IF the Hawaiian Gazette Company. was
married last evening to Mr.. Walter
Jarrett. The ceremony took place in
he Catholic Cathedral, the Rev.
Father stephen officiating. The bride
md groom held a reception at the Jar
'ett home, only the members of the
amilies being present
Governor Carter has received a let
er from Hugh Howell, chairman of
he Nahiku, Maui, Republican precinct
,lub known as the "Wela ko Howela."
lsking what has become of the BAN
Ter that was promised to the precinct
which should cast the largest proper
tomato Republican vote in the last
lection? Nahiku cast thirty votes,
very one of them Republican.
Articles of Incorporation for the
Iygeia Soda and Ice Works Co, Ltd,
ave been filed with the Treasurer by
Robert II. Dinegar. r. w. Filler, H.
;. Weller. Geo. r. Lindsay and Anto- !
Ito Fernandez, Jr., all of Maui. The
purpose of the company is to manu-
acture and sell soda water and ice Y
nd install at Kahului an electric
liant and sell the power therefrom for
over, light and heat. The capital
took is SO coo, in one hundred 500
hares. with power to increase to $25,-
90. The life of the charter is fifty 7
ears