The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-10
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a shipment of Waialua sugar by Cas-
tie & Cooke nett ed s94.32 a ton.
The Zenda Social Club will give their
regular dance at odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
Mrs. F. Wundenberg left in the So
noma for a visit to her old home in
Australia
Miss Mabel Ena has gone to Kauai to
pay a visit Of few weeks to Mrs. J.
H. Coney.
Yesterday afternoons heavy rains did
not extend to Mofliili on the eastward
of the city.
c. w. Leadbeater, the London ex-
FOUNDER of Theosophy. left for the
Colonies in the sonoma.
There was increased strength in some
stocks, but not many sales of any, on
yesterdays exchange list.
Mrs. c. b. Cooper gives a tea this
afternoon from to for Mrs. STAINS
bury, mother of Miss Ella Stansbury.
The Honolulu Symphony Club will
have rehearsal this evening in the
club house opposite the Hawaiian hotel.
Soldiers from the transport Sherman
were all over town yesterday taking
in the sights and enjoying the climate.
The band of the 21st Infantry, off the
transport Sherman, Will give a concert
at the Alexander Young Hotel this
evening.
A valentine party for guests viii be
held at Haleiwa hotel tomorrow even
ing. There will be a special dinner
and music by Waialua talent
Important business comes up at the
meeting of the Palolo, Kafmuki and
Waialae Improvement Club this even
ing. full attendance is desired
Mr.. Patterson of Oregon is pressing
his endeavors here. utilizing the cable
in the work. to secure the Hawaiian
band for the Lewis and Clarke Expo
sition.
Fred Ohrt has won first place in thefl
examination for the West Point cadet
ship. He is a son of Peter Ohrt, sugar
boiler at the Oahu Sugar Co.'S MILL
a mass meeting will be held in the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening
when subjects of civic reform will be
discussed. Senator Dickey, Attorney
Wilmington and others viii deliver adj |
dresses.
Charles H. Jennings left on the Mi |
kahala yesterday for Koloa, where AS |
signee James Wakefield VIII place him |
in charge of the business assigned for |
the benefit of his creditors by NJ. A. |
Rego. late postmaster.
Governor Carter cabled to Secretary |
Atkinson yesterday to find out what |
was blocking the confirmation of Ar |
thur Wilder as Judge of the Supreme |
Court. Until the bench is filled, the |
business of the court is at a standstiIl. |
A wireless message yesterday from |
Kauai is to the effect that Nomi Nizo, |
the japanese cook in the home of Man
ager B. D. Baldwin of Makaweli. has
made a full confession to Sheriff Coney |
Of the plot to poison the Baldwin fam |
ly.
A mass meeting in the interest of |
civic reform will be held at the NJ f.
Church next Sunday evening at which |
addresses will be made by Senator c.
H. Dickey. Attorney D. L. Wilmington
md other prominent citizens Further
particulars later on.
The Kamehameha Alumni Association
will have a special meeting tonight at
o'clock y smoker and pedro follows
he meeting. All Kamehamehans who
ire interested in baseball and also those
Who have any connection with the team
ire urgently requested TO be present.
According to a cable from f. Pol
itz & Co. to Henry WaterhOuse Trust !
Co, the II o'clock session of the San |
Francisco Exchange yesterday made
ne following showing: mo sales Ho-
lokaa, $22 bid. offered at $3.50: Ha-
vaiian Com. & Sugar $50 MakaweIf
1926, Paauhau $25.75. Market quiet
md Inactive