The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
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On January 20 a son was born to the
wife of Mr.. B. Won Damn of Hackfeld
& Co.
Life After Death lecture by Chas.
W. Leadbeater this evening in the
Alexander Young concert hall.
Having taken up 1915, 900 of Waialua
! Agricultural bonds the Bank of Hawaii
holds them for customers at 1O1A.
Charles w. Leadbeater, the distin-
! guished theosophist, will lecture on
Life After Death" in the Alexander
Young roof garden this evening.
The Department of Education has
started suit in ejectment against the
Makee Sugar Company for a church
and school lot at ke,,lia, Kauai.
1t is reported that the scheme of Chi
nese merchants to start an inter-island
steamer line has lapsed. Some pres
sure of large creditor houses it is hint
ed, helped to quench the enterprise.
Mr.. Bent and family, who arrived
On the Alameda, Mr.. McPheeter of
u
Angeles, arriving yesterday on the
Alameda, are guests at the Young Ho-
tel
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Kihei plantation will be held
this morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t is espe-
cially desired that there shall be a full
attendance. as business of Importance
is to come before the meeting.
Deputy Clerk Frank L. Hatch yester-
day took the dispositions of sailors in
the McCarthy-Rosen alleged crimp-
ing case. Geo. A. Davis represented
Mccarthy and A. S. Humphreys the
respondent. Both of the parties were
present.
Rex Hitchcock, Sheriff of Molokai,
has resigned his office. There has been
some criticism of late as to the man
ner in which he conducted his office. |
We're laid before the High |
Sheriff and in response to these Mr.. |
Hitchcock came to town few days
ago.
At an organization meeting the civic |
elected the following trus-
tees: DR.. Doremus Scudder, D. L.
and Senator c. H. Dickey
for three years; w. r. Castle, Theodore
Richards and F. ]. Lowney for two
years; D. L. Al, President Griffiths of
Oahu College and Ed Towse, for one
year.
Governor Carter High Sheriff Hen
~, the Fire Commissioners and other
prominent citizens will witness, on
Saturday, the 28th, at II noon, on
Union square, the interesting exhibit
ton of extinguishing fire with the
Magic Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher
prepared by the Pacific Fire Extin-
guiSher Company, a new local enter
prise. Little girls will put out the
fires.
Six of the men indicted by the Ter
'itorial Grand Jury were gathered into
the police net last night. They We're
Manuel Vasconcelles, indicted on an
appeal for drunkenness; Taga, a Jap
lnese hackman, indicted for attempt
ng to bride a police officer; Higaki, in
licted for Illicit sale of liquors; Ka-
)ena Richard, vulgar language; All Ho, |
e.lling ava without license; Kailieho,
ssault and battery.
The meeting of the Kaimukt I'm
he largest and most enthusiastic that
as ever been held. 1t was decided to
ollow out the program of tree-plant-
lg, outlined in the Advertiser of last
Ionday, and a paper on tree planting
vas read by Mr.. Halves, of the gov
rnment Bureau OF Forestry. It was
rdered published. A committee was
ppointed to interview the officers of \
ne government with a view to making
ertain street improvements so that !
rec planting can begin, and the meet !
lg adjourned until two weeks from \
lst night to give the committee a
nance to act.