The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-27
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! Miss Drake may leave for Chicago
today on the Korea
The Alameda is expected this morn
ing with nine days mail
7 Bandmaster Berger is asking for
k1nore light in the public parks.
! A lot of junk and six mules was sold
at the Quartermaster's department
/ yesterday.
The Hawaiian Lodge Will hold a spe-
| cial meeting this evening with work
in the third degree.
| The first of the Promotion Commit
| tees Seeing Honolulu" tally-ho trips
was big success.
H. T. Moore, retiring president of
the Eagles. was presented with a fine
jewel by his associates.
High Sheriff Henry is making a
thorough investigation of the assault
on Suey Ling at Moanalua.
Captain Berger has arranged a dis
tinctly German program for the band
concert at the Moana hotel this even
ing.
S. T. Mcknight and a party Will ar
rive here on the Alameda or the Man
churia from Minneapolis, and will be
quartered at the Young Hotel.
McBryde stockholders will meet on
February to consider the leasing of
the plant of the Kauai Electric Com
pany which is now being formed
A. ]. Brock and wife of Chicago. who
have been guests at the Young Hotel
since the arrival of the Sierra. return
to the mainland today on the Korea
The adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Hawaii Yacht Club,
Ltd, will be held at the Hawaiian
Hotel tomorrow at o'clock, followed
by banquet an hour later.
A meeting of the Kafmuki and Pa
lolo Improvement Club will be held 1t
the Roof Garden, Kaimuki, at 7:3O this
evening, to consider a scheme of tree
planting and for general business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Henry Along
arrived yesterday from China and are
again residing at the Along home on |
Nuuanu street. Mr. and Mrs Afong's |
trip to the Orient covered about eight |
W eeks.
Honolulu symphony Club rehearsal
tonight in the club rooms on Miller |
and Hotel streets. All members are
requested to attend, as preparations
are being made for the next smoker,
WI ich takes place in the early part of
February
F. E. Udell. President of the Provi-
lent Chemical Works of ST. Louis, ac-
by his wife, will arrive to-
lay on the Alameda and remain here
rs guests at the Young Hotel, until
he Sonoma comes, when they will
cave for Sydney.
Road Supervisor Johnson says that
improvements on Nuua-
III avenue will be commenced soon.
they have been delayed until pipe lay
ng on that thoroughfare is pau. If
he new gas company are to lay pipes
N the street there may be a further
e1ay
H. NJ. Ayres. formerly of this journal, =
5 making a success of his new paper
he Bund. at Shanghai. His illumin-
ted Christmas number, which is for
ale in Honolulu. consists of eighty
ages of text and pictures. A story
f Hawaii published over Mr.. Ayres's
initials in The Bund, will be found in
his issue.
The Public Works department on
Wednesday opened bids for a sand
last and compressor The Won Hamm-
-oung Company's bid was the lowest ,
500, delivery in ninety days. A Rich
rdsOn bid 1913, delivery in forty five
avs. The Honolulu Iron Works sub ,
1itted two bids, one of S10SS.5O with ,
belt compressor, and another of s117O !
18th steam compressor, delivery in !
TX days.