The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Hawaiian Women's Club will
meet at Kaiulani Home at $3.50 today.
A J. Kent has left Bowers's Patrol
and has been succeeded by X. {. May
field.
The stockyards will give the next
coaching trip around the island on
March Sth next.
Secure your tickets this morning at
| Wall, Nichols Co.'S for the Brahms
concert tonight.
San Francisco people have been
| cabling inquiring about the extent of
| drouth in these islands.
There will be a social session after
| the regular business meeting of the
Court Canoes, Order of Foresters, to-
night in San Antonio Hall.
! There was a large reception at st.
Elizabeths Home last night in honor
of Deaconess Drant, who leaves today
in the Sierra for the coast.
Special meeting of the Pacific Lodge
with work in the third degree this even
| ing. Visiting members of the order are
cordially invited TO attend.
! A handsome piece of rubber from the
lands OF the Nahiku Rubber Company
on Maui has been sent to the museum
| by w. w. Hail. 1t is of the ceara va
riety.
Before midnight last night, Governor
Carter signed the bill enacting the
| Revised Statutes as prepared by the
Code Commission and it is now the
law of the Territory.
The family of the late Louis Adler
desire to thank the many kind friends
who assisted them in their late be-
reavement. especially the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah Lodges and G. A. r.
The Senate Health Committee which
was 10 have considered the Dickey
local option bin last night, did not hold
a meeting owing to the fact that some
of the committeeman are likewise mem
bers of the county act joint committee.
Mr. Rhodes, who for several years
has made a success of horticulture in
Manoa valley, has started a new fruit
farm in Palolo valley. He said yes
terday that he could easily sell a
wagonload of papaias in Honolulu ev-
cry day. if he only had the fruit.
Miss Gertrude Hall will be the school !
ma'am at the joint social of the Y.
NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. a. next Fri |
day evening at the Y NJ. c. A hail. |
Clifton Tracy will be the singing |
master in charge of the old-time sing
ing school. and Lyle Dickey Will be |
the master of ceremonies at the spell |
ing match.
Another big shipment of luscious
Wahiawa pineapples is going forward
market there taking all that can be
shipped on account of severe frost
in Florida. which destroyed the crop.
St. Clements Woman's Guild will
plan Lenten work at its monthly meet
ing at D. IN. today.
In a recent report of the proceedings
of the Senate an error was made IN
reference to a resolution to add GER
tain matters to the loan appropriation
bill. introduced by Senator Hayselden
of Maui The Senator asked for an ap-
propriation of $4,000 to construct a
most important piece OF road to Ho-
nokaba and $4,000 to build a fire sta
ton at Lahaina. The statement that
$50 900 were wanted for a fire station
at Honokaha was absurd.
Capt. Jargetroff, who has had charge
of the Won Hamm- Young garage for the
past nine months. leaves today in the
Sierra for San Francisco where he VIII
ioin Mrs Follett and Mrs Armstrong.
who left by the Mongolia, and viii take
them en- tour of the Pacific coast states
in Mrs. Armstrong; new 1905 White |
steam motor car. The tour will occupy
al bout three months. Capt. Jargstroff |
will then go into business again in San
Francisco.