The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Doris sails at eleven.

! The Doric sails at eleven.
L. Tenney Peck was at waialua yes
terday.
Representative Moses Nakuina ID
quite i'll at the Queens Hospital
Miss Kamekea Magoon gave a de-
| lightful card party and dance last even
| ing.
Take the children to the matinee this
afternoon at the Orpbeum. Admission
only 25c.
William Mckinley Lodge, X of p,
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock in
Harmony Hall.
Football-Mailes VS.. 10th Infantry, at
Baseball Park. Saturday, December
16, D m. Admission, soc. :
c. S. Holloway, Superintendent of
Public Works, went to Waialua yester-
day and will return Monday.
]. NJ. Levy & Co. offers a delight
full assortment of choice goods for the
Christmas dinner and guarantees every
item.
Charles Sheppard, a long time en-
ployed in the Honolulu Iron Works,
left in the Miowera for the Coast with
his wife.
IoiSilOp IhtStdIlCh yesterday showed
the Westminster Glee Party folks
around the city. including a visit TO
the Capitol.
High Sheriff Henry will recommend
only five or six prisoners in Oahu
prison for parole when the rules are
established.
A special meeting of the German
Benevolent Society will be held at ?
p. m. Wednesday next, to consider the
sale of real estate owned by the so
ciety.
Louis Kenake, who for years has
been connected with the Honolulu
postoffice, leaves next Tuesday for the
Coast. He viii go to the Los Angeles
postoffice for assignment to duty.
Miss Tracy's cooking school next
week will be held on Wednesday morn |
ing instead Of Tuesday. The lesson will |
be held in the Hawaiian Hotel as !
usual and the subject will be Christ
mas Candies"
The ladies who attended the enter
tainmen- given in honor of Reverend |
Mother Judith's golden jubilee are in
yited to attend another one which will
be given at the same place on Wednes-
lay, December 20, at p. m.
Archdeacon Jeffries, whose audiences
ire growing, has responded to a hearty
equest from the young men to address
hem and will take for his subject,
Does it Pay?'' Time 430 Sunday L
Place, Y. NJ. c. A. hall. Tea at $50.
St. Louis Alumni Association will /,
,old their quarterly meeting in the Col
eye social hall on Sunday morning at
o a. m, which all members and [
tudents are requested to attend asI
business of Importance is to be dis
ussed. IL
A birthday party will be given today {
" little Miss Hastings, daughter OF
Irs. Alice Hastings to celebrate her
ninth birthday. Twelve of her little
riends will enjoy a luncheon at Mrs.
Ierbet's, and afternoon they will at
end the matinee. II
Many improvements to the Kameha-
neha Boys School grounds are being {
made The algaroba trees border
ng the main roadways from the
ntrance to the Museum are being thin
led out and valuable shrubs and trees
re being planted. Grass is also being
nore generally cultivated.
Countess Semi of Rome, who came
o San Francisco to be present at the
Wedding of her brother, James Mckee 4
'palding of Honolulu, and Miss George
1acey, which was celebrated Wednes-
lay of this week, left yesterday for
outhern California. where she will
pend some time.-Chronicle. II
An appeal is made for the children OF
he Kona (HawaiD Orphanage for :
christmas remembrance. Any toys, {
ooks, clothing, new or secondhand,
ent to Mr.. Trent or to the Hawaiian
-azette office, King street, will be 6
TO the Orphanage next
eek. Gifts should be left at Mr. {
rents or the Gazette office not latec 8
nan the 18th.
The Thee H. Davies & Co. calendar
IF 1906 is a large and handsome litho-
raph containing a map of the world G
ne of the Hawaiian Islands and one
the Pacific. There are also pictures +
Illustrating the sugar industry in its =
arious stages, the fruits of Hawaii, "a
C., and the Davies buildings. The top
the big sheet is Illuminated and the
llendar part proper, also in colors, is
the bottom.