The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Robinson will preside at the
January term
| First production of THE Two Or
phans'' this evening at the Orpheum.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge meets
this evening in I. o. Q. F. hall at 100
O'Clock.
Robert Ball of the local postoffice was
a passenger on the Thomas yesterday
for San Francisco.
Mrs. Jane Lishman More will hold d
sale of decorated china at the Women's
Exchange on December Z, and s.
w. f. Drake of the Internal Revenue
Department went to the Coast yester-
day on the Thomas on a vacation.
Representative z. w Quinn will
leave in the Korea for a business trip
to the Coast and will be absent six
weeks
Charles E. Weston, or .'Scotty," is
reported to have an eye on the I'M
expired term of the Royal Annex saloon
license.
Captain Bush and Lieut.. Cooper, 10th
Infantry, Camp Mckinley, departed on
the Thomas yesterday for the Coast on
furlough.
Get tickets for the children for the
matinee Saturday at Orpheum. The
play Two Orphans" will be rendered.
Tickets only Csc.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night.
The three isl. Rooney, J. Shea
and j. Duffy-pleaded not guilty in the
Federal court to passing counterfeit
money and their cases were set for
trial on Friday.
Louis Kenake for thirteen years past
second man in the Honolulu postoffice,
has applied to the department for a
transfer to one of the Southern Cali
fornia Dostoffices.
The Honolulu Symphony Society or
chestra meets this evening at 7:30
o'clock in the club house opposite Ha-
waiian Hotel. All members are re-
quested to attend this rehearsal.
1t is not generally known that
stamps, registered letters and money!
orders may be procured at the general
delivery office between p. m. and
midnight and from 6 a. m. until 8
a. m.
The Supreme Court has allowed the
American-Hawaiian Engineering &
Construction Co. 1922. so on its claim for
extras on the Fort street wharf con-
tract. Originally the claim was for
$3400.
Grand struggle for supremacy-Puna,-
hous VS.. Males in a championship
game of football. Game at Baseball
Park, Saturday, December 9. Tickets
on sale at Hawaiian News Co., Young
Building. =
Among other attractions at the fair
to be given by the ladies of the Ma
kiki Japanese church, on the grounds
of Theo. Richards, tomorrow afternoon
and evening will be an exhibition of
sleight of hand.
Postmaster Pratt has fallen in with
the city Improvement scheme by plac
ing two large plants in the aleyway
leading from Merchant street to King.
The plants are attractive and the post
master was complimented by postoffice
patrons for his thoughtfulness.
A reception will be held in the NJ. E.
Japanese church, River street, Thurs
day evening, December Z, at o'clock,
in order to welcome the new pastor.
Rev. S. Minea, recently arrived from
Japan, and to say farewell to the re-
firing pastor, Rev. G. Motokawa, who
will take up some new work in the city
for the time being.
There will be preaching service at
Cooley Christian chapel, corner Gulick
avenue and Beck1ey street, Kalihi, by
Rev Mr.. Pier this evening at $50 p
m. Mr.. Pier sails on the Mikahala |
Friday for Kona, Hawaii, where he and |
his wife and son go to assist Miss |
Beard in the Kona Orphanage. He is |
an earnest speaker and there is treat |
in store for those who avail themselves |
of the privilege to hear him.
The stereopticon lecture which is to |
be given in ST. Clements parish house |
by DR. Jeffries on Friday evening will |
be extremely interesting and anyone |
missing this will lose treat. Apart |
from DR.. Jeffries being a most engag- |
ing speaker, his pictures are simply |
beautiful and well chosen, Anyone in |
terested in the East can hardly fail to |
be charmed. The proceeds of the lee |
ture will be devoted to St Clements |
church Friday at eight. Admission p |