The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-24
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st. Clements church vestry will NEE
on Thursday evening at the parish
house.
Mrs. William E. Taylor gives a tee
this afternoon at the Young Hotel fol
Mrs. Lyon.
The Makee Sugar Co. is clearing
away stones from a large tract of LAND
on the Kappa division, where they in
, tend to plant cane later on.
The engagement of Miss Sophie
Schilling of Lihue to NJ. w Bergau
| manager of HanamauIu plantation
| store, is announced from Kauai.
Out of the second special venire of
| so names for the Jones trial Deputy
Sheriff Henry R. Vida rounded I'D Al
jurors in court yesterday morning.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Stack
and Mr.. Raven of the Customs In
spector's force, will take place on the
evening of February at the home of
the brides parents.
Honolulu Branch of the Theosophical
Society meets now and until further no
tice in Kapiolani building room No. %.
at 7:30 on Tuesday and Thursday even
ings. Visitors welcome.
Mr.. c. w. Leadbeater, the theoso-
phist, will lecture next Saturday even
ing at the Alexander Young Hotel at
p. m, on Life after Death" The ad-
mission fee will be silver coin.
A Korean named Tatkfhani was
lately killed at Waimanalo by the
plunging into a ditch of a horse he
was riding, the animal falling on him
and causing injuries that shortly
proved fatal
Senator Isenberg still believes in his
project of grinding algaroba tree beans
for stock feed. He has machine that
properly grinds the thoroughly dried
beans, but lacks a process for drying
them economically.
Robert J. Cook is on trip to the
Orient. He stopped in the Hawaiian
Islands the end of last month, and was
there entertained by Hon George r. |
Carter Governor of the Islands, one
of his former pupils in the Yale boat, |
and particularly in that crew of oars
men which made the record at New
London in 1SS8.-Yale Alumni Weekly.
During the past year the Inter
Island Telegraph Co.-the wireless
about 100000 words
across the channels. Government talk
made 10000. and communications of
sugar planters 5000 words Leaving
out improvements and the Territorial
subsidy of $1,000 a month, the revenue
was less than expenses by $500
A meeting to organize a Civic Fed
grafton will be held at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms, Stangenwald build
ng, on Thursday at 4 p. m. Rev. w.
D. Westervelt, Attorney General An
lrews and D. L. Wilmington will de-
iver addresses. Rev. J. w. Wadman
viii preside. and Principal Horne of
<amehameha School will submit a
lraft of constitution.
Wong In, an aged Chinaman, was
-rrested yesterday afternoon for vio-
ating the Board of Health regula- =
ions, by selling fish from house to
louise. The special Japanese officer
making the arrest alleges that when
e placed the Chinaman under arrest
he prisoner offered him all the coin
e had, about fifty cents. The officer
made an additional charge of bribery.
The Moana Hotel Co.'S entire prop
rty was sold at auction under fore
losure by the bondholders yesterday
oon. Henry E. Cooper, representing ,
he bondholders, was the purchaser at
10000 Jas. F. Morgan conducted the
ale for NJ. T. Simonton, commissioner ,
f Judge Robinson's court. w. C. Pea
ock held $4,000 of the 100000 bond
;sue and the sale makes him practfc- !
lily the owner of the hotel. There was ,
o competition at the SALE