The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-31
LOCAL BREVTTIES.
This afternoons band concert will

This afternoons band concert will De
at the Capitol grounds.
There will be a matinee at the Or
pheum New Years Day.
Road and garbage workers were paid
for December yesterday.
A police call wire now connects the
Hawaiian Hotel with the station.
A. S. Wilcox and family of Kauai
have come TO town for New Years.
p E. Tosh will speak on Peace at
the Y. NJ. c. A. 4:30 meeting. Tea at
$50.
Mr.. Merrill of Rochester, n. Y, will
address the Rapid Transit men at 1880
this morning.
County Sheriff Brown viii give
luau to the police force at the station
tomorrow noon.
Governor Carter's semi-annual report
to President Roosevelt will be forward
ed by next mail.
The Advertiser has a communication
for the author of the lines I'm Memory
of H. A. Isenberg.'
Book circulation at the library will
be suspended for New Years Day, but
the reading room will be open as usual.
Col. VIII E Fishers New Year greet
ings to the Advertiser staff were ex-
tended in the practical form of box
of fine cigars.
Luther Dutot, in the o. r. & L. Co.'S
employ for ten years past, Will leave
in the Alameda for Arizona on &C
count Of his health.
The Kamehameha Alumni dance at
the Alumni hall, upper Fort street, last
night was a very enjoyable affair. 1t
was we'll patronized.
Tomorrow and thenceforth the Col
lege Hills people will take Nuuanu val
lev water from the Government instead
of the Oahu College artesian water.
At the Catholic church of st. John
the Baptist tomorrow, New Years Day.
at $3.50 a. m, there will be high mass,
sermon and collection. Father Glenn
ent in charge.
Judge De Bolt yesterday called fifty
civil cases, setting a goodly number
for trial in January. He urged on the
lawyers the necessity of keeping the
business moving.
Tom McTighe, the Irish Consul, re-
ceived a New Years card from Mr..
in Gaelic characters and Tom is look
ing for translator.
Beginning with the new year, the
Hilo Tribune will be conducted by
Marsh & Marsh. The editor will be
J. w. Marsh, an experienced newspa-
perman of Portland, Ore.
Employees of Oahu Railway & Land
Co. received for New Years gift from
the company a ten per cent. bonus on
their months wages. They had tur-
keys from the company for Christmas.
Secretary Atkinson made speech
at the Civic Federation convention In
New York, which pleased President
Gompers of the National Labor Coun-
ell. The Federation's executive coun-
ell pronounced in favor of a Depart
ment of immigration.
A cablegram from the clerk of the
u S. Supreme Court to Attorney Gen
eral Andrews states that the Terri
tory's brief in the Bishop estate fish
cry case has been received. Mr.. Ballou
had made a brief oral argument for
the claimant, besides filing a brief.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the sociable of the Catholic cathe-
Ulrich, on Friday evening. Mrs. n.
Alapai of the Hawaiian Band prepar-
ed the feast besides contributing vocal
solos. Fathers Clement, Valentin and
Rodrigues were special guests. Father
Seryais on the piano and Father Ill
rich on the violin enriched the must
cal features.
Christian church, corr Alakea and
King streets, today: C. r. r, a. M;
c. E. ST., $50 p. M; Bible school, 9:45
| a. m. Preaching, II a. M, Illustrated
sermon to Sunday school, occasion De-
cision Day; 1880 p. m. THE Good Con-
fession and the Good of TT An
nouncements of special interest to the
membership You are cordially invited
| to any and all services. G. D. Ed
wards pastor.
| Geo. H. Daniels, for nearly twenty
years general passenger agent of the
| New York Central, has been placed in
| charge of a department of advertising
| for that railway. A private letter re-
| ceived by last mail from New YorR
/ states that J. B. Daniels, a brother of
| the railway man, who was on the Bull
! letin's business staff about ten years
! ago. had gone to England on an en-
| +o,,o,.ica that YoromiSed to be lucrative.