The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-25

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B. F. Dillingham; left on the Kinau
yesterday for Hilo and Olaa.
St. Clements Church vestry meets
Thursday evening at the parish house
| Special meeting with work in the sec
ond degree, Pacific Lodge. this even
ing.
Kinau and LunaliIo streets are be
ing macad amized and put in first-class
shape.
Superintendent McVeigh will return
| to the MoIokaf settlement by the Like
| like this afternoon.
| 1t is said that the University Club
| will. this afternoon. sign an agree
| ment to take the Clifton House for
its headquarters.
There is said to be a great need for
| rain on the big island. Light showers
| have fallen at Hamakua and Kau. but
| there is call for much more than that.
Copies of the two county government
acts now being considered by the
County Act Commission were circu-
lated yesterday among those interest
ed.
A double solar halo, nearly COM
plete, was seen yesterday afternoon,
about 5 o'clock. This. with the high
cirrus clouds, indicates a gathering
storm.
The Eagles will hold regular SEES
sion this evening in Harmony Hall on
King street. All visiting members of
the order are invited to attend the
meeting.
A very interesting report of Geo. r.
Ewart and others on the results of
the Hfdalgo Rubber and Coffee Plan
tations was published in yesterdays
Advertiser. y
Governor Carter staid at home yes
terday morning to work on his mesa
sage and paid for it in the afternoonN
by entertaining a stream of callers,
who kept him busy until 6 p. m.
The rehearsal of the Honolulu Sym
phony Club will be held on Saturday
night instead of Friday, the latter be-
ing the anniversary of the birth of
Emperor William, which is to be cele-
brated in Honolulu.
A Spanish class was started at En-
gleside on Monday evening with Miss
Wilhelmina Schmidt as the instructor |
The class evinced great deal of en-
thusiasm. The lessons are to last two !
hours and sessions will be held every
Monday evening, at fifty cents for each |
student per lesson. Miss Schmidt pre-
pares for each student lesson sheets.
The birthday of Kaiser William of |
Germany Will be celebrated on Friday. |
The local German Consul. H. a. Isen-
burg. has issued invitations to all |
Federal and Territorial department |
heads TO attend a reception a the con-
sulate in the Hackfeld building, be-
tween noon and ? p. m. The reception
IS public affair, and all will be made
welcome.
The annual meeting of the Mer-
chants Association for the election of |
directors will be held in the Alexander |
Young building at o'clock this aft
.rnoon. The reports of various COM
nittees will be made at this meeting. |
md President G.. w. Smith and Sec
'etary Soper will likewise make their
'eports. It is probable also that coun-
V government will be discussed-if
lot at this meeting. then at special
Meeting to be called hereafter.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Institute of Hawaii will be
leld at the Kamehameha Manual
Training School on Saturday, Febru-
ry 4, and the following program viii |
at 7:30 p. M: THE Culture |
f the Avocado Pear Mr. Henry Da-
is; Some Modern Dairy Farms Mr.. |
:. G.. Krauss; Talk on Insects" Mr. J
}. L. Van Dine illustrated with lam :
ern slides). At 3 o'clock in the aft
rnoon there will be a brief business
ession.