The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-10

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I Extra steamer time cards can be ha'
by calling at the Gazette Office.
, The Hawaiian Women's Club viii
meet at the Kaiulani Home at $3.50 p
m. today.
-Four county bill drafts will be con
sfdered at the County Act Commission
meeting tonight.
\ C. w. Dickey, formerly of Honolulu
is the architect of a SIS, 900 schoolhoust
ir Oakland. Cal.
A regular meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held at 1870 to-
| morrow morning.
DR.. Hoffman will leave for San Fran
| cisco on the Alameda and will return
on the same boat.
| Governor Cleghorn has had the deep
| places on the Moana Hotel bathing
ground marked with buoys.
Police Turnkey G.. Scott Wright and
bride have returned from Waialua.
here they spent their honeymoon.
Applications for furnished houses in
Honolulu nave been received by the
II CIV OH from the
East.
The annual meeting of the German
Benevolent Society will be held to-
morrow at the office of Hackfeld &, Co.
Ltd, at 10 o'clock.
George f. EIenshalI of the Star is re-
turning from his coast vacation in the
lark Andrew WEIGH that sailed from
San Francisco on Saturday
w. A. Kinney has fair hopes of the
availability from local sources of khe
100000 required to establish an eleaHric
power and light plant on Kauai.
A. Fake, chief inspector at the Pa
cific Fertilizer Works, was painfully
burned in the face and hands by an
explosion of chemicals on Friday last.
Court Canoes will hold their regular
meeting this evening in San Antonio
Hall. There will be installation of of |
f1cers and all members are requested to |
attend.
There will be a public installation of |
the officers of Hawaiian Tribe No. / |
and Powhatan Tribe No. 2 Improved |
Order of Red Men, at the L o. o. F. |
Hall on Thursday evening, January u. |
Captain Weisbarth's cocoan-t crab
from Palmyra Island, while under SEN
Lence of death, escaped. 1t may turn
Up among tne Lavinia's cargo of CO.
5oanuts at Morgan's sale thereof today.
Witnesses in the Maui distilling case
were unable to take the CIaudine at
Lahaina, owing to the weather, hence
he examination of Kondo before Com
missioner Judd had to be postponed I'M
il they arrive.
Professor Edgar Wood of the Nor
nal School, T. H. Gibson of the Boys |
Industrial School, Inspector Baldwin Of
Maui and Misses Forsythe and Reid of
<amehameha schools visited the Roy
Il School yesterday.
The bimonthly mSeting of the Buck
We Club will be held at the Castle
Home on King street this evening.
rood program has been prepared and
pleasant time is anticipated. All
)hioans are cordially urged to be there
United States Circuit Judge Dole
ave ~'chowder'' at his Waikiki place
n Saturday afternoon to the officials
ttached to the Federal Court. They
we're all there and the affair was a
rost pleasant and informal one. In
act it was like the gathering of one |
'ig family, all sitting down together
I the most Ihome-Iike of homes.
AS a result of a drunken carousaI
mong some Japanese at Waianae last ,
unday one man is undergoing treat
lent for several wounds inflicted with
knife. Haraguchi is the man who
as cut and Tagata is alleged to have
one the cutting. Iagata, with Ogata
witness, We're brought to town yes
erday and placed in the police station
anks.
Services We're conducted by Mr. F.
'. Everton of the Seamen's Institute =
SISTED by members of the Chapter Of
lie Brotherhood of st. Andrew of St
ndrew's Cathedral, on board the U. S. 6
Patterson, U. S. S. Petrol and L. s
j.. T. Thomas, which We're much en- .
yed by a large number of men who
TENDED. Miss Potwine kindly pre- =
ded at the organ on board the Petrol 9
I'd transport Thomas.
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