The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-06
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! The Alameda is due this morning
! from San Francisco.
The cruiser New Orleans left Guam
yesterday for Honolulu via Midway
The Myrtle Boat Club has dredged
new diving place at it's clubhouse
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society viii
meet at the convent at $3.50 this aft
ernoOn.
japanese rejoicings over the fall Of
Port Arthur have somewhat demoralA
lied plantation work on Maui.
Copies of The Honolulu Times may
be bought of the editor on the street
or in the cars (any old time and all
Tines.
a reRlution of the Republican Dis
trict Committee of the Fifth District
is opposed to ofhceholders in the high
er councils of the party.
The Thomas left San Fra lcisco Sat
urday and viii arrive -onolrcw or
Sunday. She has a large number of
new troops for the Philippines.
Father Clement will hold Epiphany
day services at St. John the Baptist
Church. kalihiwaena. High mass at
$50 and rosary at 4 o'clock today
The Alexander Young Hotel viii give
a dance this evening FOR the people on
the transport Sherman, which was due
yesterday, but did not put in an APP
pearanCe.
H. c. Birbe Jr. has beenI appointed
temporarily as teacher of Kaawa
school, on the Koolau side Of this is
land, on the recommendation of Sena-
tor McCandless.
The Lung Do Chung Sin Tong, which |
is the name of a proposed Chinese be- |
nevolent society, has sent in to Gov |
ernor Carter its application for char |
Ter under Territorial laws.
There will be a meeting of the Mer-
chants Association today at p. m. at
ne Association rooms in the Alexander
Young building for the consideration
Of Federal building. All members
ire requested to attend.
The board of supervisors of the Free
and Childrens Aid AS
ISOLATION Will hold their regular meet
ng this morning, January 6, at $50
''clOck in the Y. w. c.. A rooms The
nnual meeting will be held January
o.
Mr.. Charles w. Leadbeater, F. T. S.
nd M r. a. s., accompanied by Mr.
Basil Hodgson Smith, Will arrive in
he Sierra and lecture under the aus
'ices of the Honolulu Branch of the
'heosophical Society. Particulars at a
alter date.
SnnpTintpnHanf Of TJo1 |
1way has authorized the construction |
f a practice tower for the use of the
honolulu Fire Department This struc-
ure, which will be five stories in
eight, will be placed in the rear of
he Beretania street station and viii
e used for drill by every man on the
orce.
L. s. Marshal E. r. Hendry has APP
ointed Frank L. Winter as his chief
flee deputy. This is on account of
IL appointment of George Roenitz as
second office deputy, there formerly
avfng been but one. Approval of the
ppointment of Mr.. Roenitz has been
sceived in Marshal Hendrys last mail
ON Washington.
Nominations of officers by the Build 1
s and Traders Association are as I
blows: For president: j. Emmeluth
H. Craig; for vice-president. w. w c
arris: for second vice-president, w
Weldon; for treasurer, Robt. Cat
N; for directors, E. r. Bath, J. r.
ogan, NJ. J. Carroll, A. Gartley, J.
osenstein, Tom Sharp. Jas. North, Jr.
F. Clarke; for inspectors for 1906
ection, E. G. Keen, A. F. Clarke, and
H. Craig.
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