The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-18
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a. w. Crockett. recently from Homo
lulu, has leased the Ryan residence anC
viii soon have his family occupying il
-Laton (CaL) Argus.
Beginning on Feb. LIST. the Aquarium
will close at p. m, except Saturdays
and Sundays, when it closes at $50
p. m.
The messenger who is bringing the
new issue of Territorial bonds recently
sold in New York to Honolulu for the
signature of the Territorial officials,
failed to reach Honolulu on the China,
but is expected on the Sierra today.
/ Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton will leave
in February for a visit to her sister,
Mrs Harry Macfarlane, in Honolulu.
Mrs. Dutton thinks of transporting her
automobile at the same time. so tie
trip viii be one of delightful jaurts
and sightseeing. Chronicle.
Announcements have been received
here Of the marriage of Oscar R. Nor
gan to Miss Vita Bell Priddy of Hay
wards, Cal, on January 18th. Mr. Nor
gan will be remembered here as form
erly of the Advertiser staff, and is now
editor of the Reno, Nevada, Gazette.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway was a surprised man yesterday
when some one stopped him while he
was driving along King street to tell
him that his mother and sister had ar
rived on the China. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Holloway
on Judd street.
A delightful dance was given last
evening by the management of the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel in honor of the
officers of the L. s. S. New Orleans. A
jolly crowd of townsfoIk was present
and officers were there also from the
U. S. Survey steamer Bear. Dancing
began about 9 o'clock and lasted until
after midnight.
The American Hawaiian Engineer
ing and Construction Company has Sc
cured through its San Francisco Of
flee the contract to build the Hahne-
mann Hospital, in San Francisco, at a
cost of $4,000. It has secured another
contract, likewise, for the construction
of building on the coast to be put up
at a cost of s4S2. 900.
The musicale to be given this evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel is of a private
character, only invitations permitting |
admission. Owing to the demand for
cards for the musicale guests are es- |
pecially requested to present their cards |
of invitation at the door. Among the |
persons to appear on the program are
Mrs. Mockall a soprano soicist of
D. c., and Miss Ran1us,
the violinist.
Governor Carter yesterday appointed |
Nagran Fernandez to the place on the |
County Act Commission made vacant1
by the resignation of Beckley. Fer
landez is a Hawaiian. a member of the
Territorial Central Com
nittee, who has achieved some promi-
lence in politics, a notary public, and
he brother of the lately appointed
member of the Board of Health. His
commission was issued to him yester-
lay afternoon, in time for him to take
part in the proceedings of the commits
sion last night.
The retail liquor dealers of Honolulu
wenty-six of them, held a meeting in
Vaverly Hall yesterday and approved
| bill which Will be submitted to Gov
rnor Carter for his approval and fl
tally sent to the legislature with the
recommendation that it be enacted into
aw. The bill does away with beer H.
enses, provides for a uniform license
# $500 and does away with limits. ex-
ept as to distance from churches
nd school houses. a committee was
appointed to draft new copy of the
ill with the amendments and send the
anne to the Governor. Colonel c. j.
IcCarthy presided at the meeting.