The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| There were heavy downpours in III
valleys last night.
The japanese are celebrating Ne7
| Years enthusiastically.
The HaIeiwa Hotel had a big crow
both Sunday and Monday.
The Ladies Auxiliary. A. 0. H, vii
hold a meeting3 on January 9.
| .. AaXa@le has. given a bond of 500
| To the Fedttal authorities for his ap
clearance IN the Waialua case
A large talIy-ho party went to tn
/ Herbert place in Kalihi on New Year.
| Day and had an enjoyable outing.
Last performance of why Women
Sin at the Orpheum tonight. Secure
your seats early as this is a very pop
ular play.
Herr Nolte is still on deck at the
Beaver coffee saloon. However. Her
man Kruger is now manager, and Mr.,
Nolte merely stays 20 look on.
c. H 3. Fowler who returned last
week from an Oriental tour, left yes
terday on the Kinau for Kawaihae. He
is manager of Honokaa plantation.
The Washington delegation will hold
meetings this week after today. The
delegation wished to get rid of mail
for the Alameda before taking up its
work
If the party who took the pearl-han-
died umbrella from H. H. Williams
undertaking parlors yesterday will re-
turn the same no questions will be
asked.
H. H. Stevens, proprietor of a Colo
RADIO Springs hotel, accompanied by his
wife. leaves today on the Alameda for
the Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens have
enjoyed their stay in the islands,
Installation of officers at Theodore
Roosevelt Camp No. 1, U. S. w. V.
this evening in Waverley Hall at 1870
, clock. 1t is specially requested that
all members make an extra effort to
attend this meeting.
The firm of NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co. |
mas not yet gone out of business as
predicted The firm will, however, sell
lut it's merchandise stocks and will
'etain all its other interests, largely
entered in the sugar industry.
Bishop John w. Hamilton will lee
ure at the assembly hall of Punahou
College at 7:30 Friday evening on the
Some Persons of Quality in
Session. Admission % cents. Pro-
eeds to Methodist missionary work.
Honolulu people are promised treat
'riday night in a lecture by an enter {
amer of talent, culture, travel and (
it in the person of Bishop Hamilton, {
hose addresses to Honolulu audiences
ave already shown his ability to.
lease as we'll s instruct.
The Atchison Globe of recent date :
,ntains a three and a half column ar
Gle on Hawaii written by Editor
owe who visited here a couple of
onths ago for a day. The article is
teresting throughout. Mr.. Howe's
n is a reporter on the Bulletin.
High Sheriff Henry and his deputy,
60. Sea, departed on the Kinau for
Ito to investigate the charges made
, the grand jury against the jailor.
lie High Sheriff does not believe the
argos of brutality against prisoners.
bert McGurn is now the acting High
eriff and in charge of the office. :
rhe Hawaiian delegation to Wash
ston will meet Thursday to settle
plans. These will include the selec-
n of a secretary and treasurer. and -
e proposition of a press representa- IL
e vii! be fully discussed and de- IA
led. The delegation will see that
1motion literature is distributed
ing the route. w. 0. Smith is like
to be chairman of the delegation.
,. w. Cruise, who was night clerk
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for sew
Il months, has been offered the po-
ion of assistant bookkeeper, freight ~,
d landing clerk at Union Mill plan>
ion on Hawaii. Many of the guests
officials of the hotel took occasion
personally express their pleasure at
promotion, when it was learned
1t he had accepted. Mr.. Cruise left
sterday by the Noeau to begin his
" duties.
he Territorial Board of Immigra-
n meets at $50 this morning. Sec q
airy J. P. Cooke has a number of let 3
S to present from various parties on q
mainland inquiring about opportu
les to settle on Hawaiian lands.
letter has been received from Sec
airy Atkinson. believed to be his ac-
lance of the Azores and Madeiran
sion. Several letters addressed to
Atkinson in the east have been
t here by that official for answer.
ONaTa AID