The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-05
kLOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. Anderson has returned from the
| volcano.
S. NJ. Damon returned from Hawaii
yesterday.
substance is the Christian Science
| Associations topic this morning.
DR.. Scudder will lead the Y. NJ. Q. a.
Round Table talk at .. IN, on Paui $
decision.
Losing and Finding" viii he Re-.
J. L. Hopwood's subject this evening
at the Christian Church.
The Republican Central Committee
failed to have a meeting last night
owing to a lack of quorum.
The Rev. T. H. Wingfield Digby of
San Francisco will preach at st. An
drew's Cathedral this evening.
The Stockyards will give the next
coaching trip around the island on
March Sth next. Price SIS for the trip.
First Things First will be DR.. Kin
caid's subject in the morning, ana
''Life's Wreckage"in the evening, at
Central Union Church.
Commissioner Pratt sold az aero OF
government land at KaI:hi yesterday,
at the upset price of $500.
The transport Thomas, from Manila,
via Nagasaki, is expected here next
Wednesday and likely to have quick
dispatch for San Francisco.
The Accounts Commission has finish
ed it's labors, and made its report to
Governor Carter. The document was
placed in the hands of the executive
yesterday.
When the u o'clock whistles blew yes
terday, the band struck up a patriotic
serenade on the Capitol grounds. This
was in honor of President Roo-evelt's
inauguration.
Solomons Kaiwaihau Glee Club will
play this afternoon at the Kaimuki Gar
dens from to o'clock. Mr.. Nanio
the manager, has arranged a special
program suitable for Sunday.
The White Star steamship GaeIc.
lately withdrawn from the @. & ..
Trans-Pacific line, after many years
service therein. was broken up Oh ar
rival at Liverpool from Iongkong.
Frank Turk and Mike Patton were
arrested last night charged with assist
ing and maintaining a lottery 1t is
alleged that they ratified off a buggy.
They We're released on 5000 bond each.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. will place on safe
at s o'clock Monday, March ), large
line of ladies' wells at greatly reduced
prices. Also mems negligee shirts,
pajamas, etc. See their window dis
plays.
The Y. NJ. c. a. is fortunate in get
ting such a speaker as DR.. Scudder on
such a subject as PauPs decision. The
meeting is to be held in the renovated
hall Sunday at 5 p. M All men are
welcome. Tea follows at 6.
At the meeting of the Fedora ton of
Catholic Societies committee was ap-
pointed to confer with High Sheriff
Henry for the purpose of securing the
suppress of scandalous orgies in lodg-
ing house in the vicinity of ST. Louis
College.
1.-The Garden of the Soul in the
morning, and "A Plea for the Working
Man. in the evening, will be Pastor
Wadman's subjects today ut the FIRST
NJ. E. Church. Other services as usual.
except that following the morning adj
dress there will be reception of new
members and the Lords Supper All
made welcome.
Z NJ. V. Holmes, a general merchant at
Honokaa for many years. -died at the
Coronado (Cal) hotel on March 1. He
was about fifty years of age and had
gone to the coast about a year ago in
search of health Mr.. Holmes is re-
puted to have been wealthy He was
unmarried. E. n. Holmes, a Hilo bust
ness man, is a brother of the deceased.