The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-07

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st. Patrick's Day is set for the min
strel show of the Elks.
There was a flight of lawyers in the
Hal to attend court at KaiIua.
Miss Gussie Clark has returned from
a visit to friends in San Francisco.
The Salvation Army will hold a vel
come meeting for Col. French at eight
o'clock this evening.
| ellison Bell, of the Judiciary stem
| ogra phic staff. left for KaiIua in the
| Hall to report Judge Matthewman S
! term.
The thermometer at Governor Cleg-
| horns place early yesterday morning
stood at 81. At s o'clock the figures
were Sc
D. Douglas Jones. an island boy.
leaves in the Sherman to enter the
Rose Polytechnic Institute at f.Terre
Haute. Indiana.
An illustrated article on the auto
mobile floral parade in Honolulu on
Thanksgiving day appears in the
Motor Age, Chicago, for December
1iIe new contract OF the HaW1llan
sugar planters, outside of the Irwin
group, with the Trust is precisely the
same as the old one as to price basis.
b. c. Perkins, a sailor of the gum
boat Petrol, died in the Queens hos
pltal Thursday night of typhoid fever
He had been eight days in the hos
pital
Kordo, a Japanese brought from La
"a in NV r-l,,1
distiIling, had his examination contin-
ued before Commissioner Judd until
Monday.
A scheme is announced for furnish
ing correct time, at a monthly rate.
to Honolulu subscribers according to |
the Western Union telegraph system |
on the mainland
w. F. Drake, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, and George Roenitz |
Z. S. office deputy marshal, left for
kona yesterday afternoon on an oko-
lehao distillery raid
Arriving in San Francisco yesterday.
the steamer Nevadan caught the bene-
ut OF the previous days rise in sugar,
with her cargo of 1855 tons of the COM
modify from Kahului.
This afternoon at three O'Clock, Mrs.
OA-i'NN 1NAitilON VIII tltllN6I d lecture on
Mary Wollstonecraft before the Kilo-
hama Art League, in the pavilion.
Alexander Young Hotel.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution will meet with Mrs. w. o.
smith. Nuuanu avenue, Monday. Jan
lary 3, at o'clock. Members of other
chapters are invited to be present.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society has
elected the following officers for this
iear: Mrs. ]. ]. Sullivan, president;
1rs. John McVeigh, vice president;
Ms. CoWes, second vice president: |
1rs. Carl du Roi, treasurer; Alice Do
erty, secretary.
The band will play the transport
herman off this forenoon. Tomorrow
he band will play the usual Sunday
oncert at Makee Island at which Mrs
Alapai and John S Ellis will sing the
Iiserere from Trovatore, and the band
viii play a variations on the Last
Rose of Summer for different instru-
lents.
Commissioner Pratt will sell public
lnds at auction at noon today. in
ront of the Judiciary building, viz: 1
ease for twenty-one years of $4,000 ,
cres of the grazing land of Kaohe.
Iama<ua, at an upset rental of $500 {
year; Government lots Nos. and
Nuuanu valley, Oahu. area 2.O3
cres, at an upset price of $500.
The Territorial Teachers Associa-
ion will hold its annual meeting at
ne high school this evening at 81
clock MIR. Horne of TIE Kamaha-
leha schools Will speak on 'Educa-
onal Ideals" An address will also
e given by Mr.. Donaghho of the high
chool on Measurement of Time" The
-amehameha Glee Club viii furnish q
lie music.
The local telephone company has a.
cen putting local centrals in many =
own town offices, and incidentally q
as been trying to make d contract =
it'll the government to put a swii CHI O
BARD in the Capitol building and con- z
ect up all the phones there for a 3
rm of three years. 1t is not at all Q
'oba BILE, however, that any deal of Z
e kind will be made-before the :