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

The band VIII play at the Moan;
Hotel at 7:30 this evening.
! Wireless MESA es give news of muci
needed rains on Hawaii and Maui.
Judge Dole is still taking evidenc,
in the Delegates contested election case
Polynesian Encampment meets to-
night for work in the Royal Purple de-
gree.
The public is invited to the official
| opening of the new Royal school build
ing at 1870 this morning
! The Pacific Club liquor selling case
was concluded in argument before the
Supreme Court yesterday.
! The Stockyards will give the next
coaching trip around the island on
March Sth next. Price SIS for the trip.
| The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will
meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. j. Lucas, Luna
lilo street.
Judge Dole yesterday decided that the
libel of VIM. Mccarthy against NJ.
Rosenberg did not state a cause of ac-
ton in admiralty.
Five or six acres of cane We're burn
ed over at McBryde plantation on Mon
day. 1t is thought the fire was started
by spark from a locomotive
Former Justice Galbraith, of counsel
for G. p. Iaukea, contestant. has gone
to Maui TO attend the taking of depo-
sitions in the Delegate election case.
Lodge LIE Progress will meet this even
ing for work in the second degree. All
visiting members of the order now in
the city are cordially invited to attend.
The Board of Supervisors of the Free
Children's Aid Association
will hold their regular monthly meeting
this morning at $50 at the Y. w. c. A.
rooms.
Charles NJ. Cooke, Ltd, has purchased
from 5. y. Castle estate, Ltd, the old
Castle & Cooke premises at. King and
Bethel streets, area 10,1SO square feet,
for $50, 000
The ship L. L. Chapman has arrived
at Annoy, China, after a smart passage
of 12S days from New York. .Dede,''
son of II. NJ. Dow, is one of the Chap |
mans crew.
meeting of the Republican Central |
Committee will be held tomorrow even |
ing to discuss the county government |
1
Legislature into line.
Victor S. Clark of the Bureau of La |
Dor at Washington, is expected to ar
rive here about the middle of March.
he is on a tour of investiga-
ton or is coming on a pleasure trip is
not known.
Miss Anna Rice, formerly a resident
Of Hilo, is at work on the formation of
/ party of tourists at Milwaukee, her
present home. Miss Rice expects to
conduct the party to Honolulu in
short time.
A public reception for Hawaiians will
De held by Prince and Princess kawa-
lanakoa. at the Campbell home, Emma
street, from 10 to II o'clock S1tut day
morning, March II, the occasion beng
he celebration of the birthdays Of IL cir
Kapiolani and Kalakaua.
The Rambler Magazine, published by
he makers of the Rambler automobile, |
las written to the Hawaii Promotion
Committee asking for details of the
oraI auto parade, wishing to use the
acts as the basis of an elaborate ar
icle on such displays in their journal
Secretary Atkinson yesterday received
Trough the mail a gold medal and a |
cry elaborate scroll work certificate ,
warded him at the st. Louis conven- q,
ion for distinguished services to the
overnment of the Philippine islands.
[ am really too modest to state the =
ature of the services" said the Sec ,
etary.
The official opening of the Royal
chool Will take place today at 1890 a.
l.. when appropriate exercises will be I
ED. superintendent of Public In
truction Atkinson extends an invita-
on to all friends of the school to be
resent. A special invitation is extend 7
1 to Governor Carter and members of :
lie Legislature.
Yesterday the Henry Waterhouse
rust Co. received morning and after
Don quotations on the San Francisco
took Exchange from Z. POLITE & Co.
: follows: Morning-Honolulu Planta-
on Co, $3.50. II. c. & s. $50 Paauhau =
6. 125, Honokaa, SD. Afternoon-Ho- l
1kaa $22.5 Paauhau $3.50, Honolulu i
lantation Co. $SS T