The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Fatal Card" at the Orpheum
! this evening.
Tickets for the Orpheum matinee
now on sale
| DR.. r. H. Dinegar of Puunene ar
rive in town yesterday.
Charles Moore is going to Goldfeld
Nevada, by next Alameda.
Oceanic Lodge No. 81, F.. & A. NJ,
installs officers this evening
Madame Mana Alapai did not MARBLE
at last nights band concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
Efforts are being made to have
Bishop Hamilton deliver a series of
lectures while here.
| A. NJ. Hunt, yardmasrer of the o. r.
& L. Co, was married Tuesday evening
to Miss Ray Chambeaud.
| Fathers Julien, Stephen and Charles
arrived in the Claudine to pay their
respects to Bishop Libert
! Football-Mailes VS.. 10th Infantry, at
| Baseball Park, Saturday, December
Is, .. N. Admission, soc. =
Rehearsal of Honolulu Symphony So
ciety this evening in the.clubhouse, OPP
II Director Jared G. Smith states that
Fthe tobacco experiment station Twill
still be carried on at Hamakua.
Judge De Bolt reserved his decision
after argument on P. D. Kellett, Jr.'s
demurrer to Indictment for embezzle
ment.
Polynesian Encampment No. l, I. 0.
o. F., meets this evening in Odd Fell
| lows hall. at 1870 o'clock Regular
business
The K. of P. Lodges will give a
smoker this evening at K of P hall.
King street. All Knights are cordially
invited to attend.
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee is working to have theIocal
weather bureau cable daily the sea
water temperature here.
Joseph Keawe, who was undergoing
sentence for embezzlement of postof-
flee funds. was yesterday released on
taking the poor mans oath.
set of rules for the parole of pris-
oners has been practically agreed on be-
tween the Board of Prison Commission
ers and the Attorney General.
Residents of the 5th district side Of
the river are reported to be kicking
against the proposition of a Japanese
memorial bandstand in Aala park
Governor. Carter had the heads of
departments in conference with him
yesterday to consider the question of
having all government advertising
done under competition between the
daily newspapers. ]
An answer of the Bishop estate to
the condemnation suit of the United
States for Il acres of land at Pearl
Harbor sets a value of $500 on the
property.s An agreement with the Ii
estate regarding another piece of land
has been reached.
Until their next joint meeting the
Chamber of Commerce trustees and
Merchants Association directors viii
keep their cablegram to Mr.. Hatch,
on the matter of assistance at Wash
ington, secret. a meeting will be call
ed when Mr.. Hatch's reply is received.
Secretary Atkinson, assisted by a
Washington attorney, is drafting
bill to give effect to the Presidents
recommendation that rs per cent. of
the Federal revenues collected in Ha-
wall be devoted for twenty years to
public improvements and education in
the Territory.
At the next meeting of the Homo
lulu Engineering Association, which
will be held at Haalelea lawn, Richards
and Hotel streets. on next Monday
evening, the 18th inst. Mr.. HIP. Wood
of the Promotion committee will speak
on Engineering a Boom The pub
lie are cordially invited.
Havey H. Tomlins, who is taking
charge of the SeamenS Institute for
the time being. is a former newspaper
man, having worked on the Sacra-
mento Bee for several years and also
on the Los Angeles Times. Mr.. Tom
Inns is nephew of w. L. TomIins, the
famous director of the Chicago Sym |
phony Society.
Rev. Arthur H. Briggs, D. D., SO well
known as a popular pastor in San
Francisco, Oakland, Denver, etc, and
now a guest at the Moana Hotel, Wal |
kiki, has been engaged to preach again |
in the First NJ. E. church next sun |
day evening at 7:30. His many old |
friends in the city will be delighted to |
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