The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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DR.. c. b. Cooper is one of the latest
disciples of the automobile
Jean Sabate is again about town. H,
says he walked himself into ze gran
fatigue yesterday seeing the sights.
A r. Quincy Jr. has left the Pa
J cliIc Hardware Co, employ 10 become
a surveyor for the Board of Fire I'm
! derwriters.
Hawaiian lodge meets tonight for
work in the first degree. Visiting
/ brethren of the order are fraternaIly in
vited to attend.
| A suggestion has been made that
| Rep. Kalino, who is a clergyman. offer
the opening prayers in the House and
thus save the expense of a salaried
chaplain
This is the afternoon of the Kilohana
Art League at home and lace exhibition.
Another day an opportunity will be
afforded for scholars and others to see
the lace work
G. H. Greene and s. A Greene and
family take this opportunity TO thank
their many friends for their floral con-
tributions and kind sympathy rendered
them in their late bereavement.
A bill will be introduced early in
10th houses of the Legislature to con-
firm the compilation of Hawaiian laws
prepared by the commission for which
provision was made last session.
Major w. B. Davis, Medical Depart
ment L. S. A.. who has been in charge
of the army hospital branch of Homo
lulu for the past year and half. leaves
today in the transport Sherman for
Manila.
f. D. Tenney, C. NJ. Cooke, PauIf
Isenberg, George NJ. Rolph, F. J. Low
icy. E. F. Bishop, c. H. .Atkerton and |
Alex. NJ. McBryde made a trip in au-
tomobiles to visit the Waialua dam
{ construction. |
The Honolulu Iron Works have aFs@ht |
completed the new .twelve-rolleTssssli III
for MakaweH plantation, the entire
work having been done in that estab-
lishment. 1t is one of the largest SUI
gar mills ever constructed.
Associa ton football between Male
lima and Punahou today at 3:45
sharp. the game will be played at the
baseball grounds and will be an inter-
esting one, as both teams have had
hard practice the past week.
Melville Nicoll, the son of Mrs. Coon,
On Emma street, was operated on yes
erday afternoon by Drs. Wood, Tay-
or and Day and was taken to the
queens Hospital later. Young NicoIl (
las been very sick the past two weeks
Ind is now very much better.
The Hackmen's Union has elected the
officers: L. E. Twomey, Ii
president; J. D. Rooney, vice presi- =
lent; F. H. Lillis, treasurer; NJ. P.
Cropley, secretary; F.. B. blackburn. Il
John Mcguire. L. d
3. Twomey and Manuel Correa, dele
gates to the Labor Council. Il
Special preparations are being made Il
or the big temperance rally in the NJ In
:. Church next Sunday evening at 100.
With r. H. Trent. Esq, presiding. Sen {
tor Dicl1ey speaking on his proposed 4
peal option bill. Attorney Wilmington :
living some of his experiences in San lc
Diego along the line of civic reform | q
md addresses by one or two other |
prominent citizens on other sides of
he temper nee question, the interest q
ught to be such as to attract all !
Iasses. There will be special music.
'ome one. come all. G
The FIiad Plantation Company, Ltd. q
led it's articles of Incorporation with
he Treasurer yesterday. The incor- 6
orators We're John Hind, presidents;
robert Hind, vice president; James
Iatthew Hind, secretary; George L.
lind, treasurer, and Alice H. Hind,
.Ieanor Margaret Schernstein and
augustine Douglas McBryde The
rincipal place of business is at Ko-
ala, on the island of Hawaii. and the
bject of the Incorporation is to en-
age in the business of sugar planting.
IL the powers necessary to carry OF 8
bis business are asked for. The cap q
al stock OF the company is t. be $50 y
TO- divided into 600 shares, with pow 3
: to increase to one million of dollars. 9
Tith the request for . charter is s
led deed to all the Hind lands at .
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