The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Tuesday. February II, will be Chinese
New Years.
e. B. McCIanahan was in Los An
geles recently
There is no meeting of the Board of
Education this week
Tantalus property, improved and I'M
improved, for sale by r. c. A Peter
son.
Treasurer Campbell will forthwith
begin proceedings to foreclose tax liens
on real estate.
The German church will hold Christ
mas service at II a. m. this morning,
and the Christmas tree at o'clock.
There will ba service at the German
Lutheran church at II a. m. today
Christmas tree for the children at 5
p. m
Great ravages from the b,owf1y are
reported from sheep ranches. On one
ranch a thousand animals persisted IN
a week.
William Mossman, Jr., vice president
of the Home Rule party, has resigned
and d. Kalauokalani has been appoint
ed in his place.
The Library will close for the circu-
lation of books today for the entire
day. The reading room will open as
usual during that time
Through John M Martin, the Y. NJ
c. AS new organ in Oahu Prison has
been rendered to the Catholic clergy
for use at the mass there this morn
ing.
Inc Portuguese mission cordially In
yites it's friends to attend the Christmas
exercises at 1870 this evening at the
church, corner Miller and Punchbowl
streets
Mrs. Henry Jaeger who has been at
the Queens Hospital since her arrival
from Kauai, is out again, and will
leave for the Garden Isle after the
holidays.
VIM. Williamson the stock broker, has
Joined the staff of the Henry Water
house Trust Co. and will represent that
corporation on the Honolulu Stock &
Bond Exchange.
Excelsior Lodge, T. 0. o. F., meets
tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock for
the election of trustees for the coming
year. All members are requested to at
tend this meeting.
Most people don't like to pack a bot
tie home. When they order from the
Criterion Jobbing Department the
goods are sent home by special deliv,
cry wagon. Phone Main &c.
Tn
The public is invited to dance the old
Royal Hawaiian Hotel on New Years
Eve. Special music during the dinner
hour .
Football this afternoon, 2:30: Dia, |
mond Heads VS.. Oahu College, to be |
by Scotland vs. The Rest |
Games at the baseball park. Admis- |
sion 25c. Season tickets and players |
passes will hold good for admission.
Consul Saito Of Japan held a council |
Of all teachers in Japanese schools of |
the city last night. He presented re- |
port on his visit to Japanese schools on |
the now vacant Japanese |
hospital on King street into school, |
house was considered.
90. yesterday stated that the water |
heads on Wailuku plantation had been
washed away by the freshet In con-
sequence the mill had to shut down
hough itself uninjured. Grinding was
to resume on Wednesday.
Meanwhile certain machinery altera-
ions in the mill will be made
A two-story house with pitched ROOF
tdorned the interior of the U. S. Mar
halls office yesterday. 1t was big
nough for a good-sized baby to get
nto, on either floor, out of the rain.
'he edifice was a Christmas present to
District Attorney Breckons' little
laughter from the men in the u. S. a.
orral who had constructed it in their
pare time.
All Door, while on his way from the
,oast to China, was refused permits, |
ion to come ashore to buy chair for :
is wife and fruit for his child, who
ccompanied him. He claimed to be a
7. S. Navy pensioner and an Ameri-
an citizen. Now Inspector Brown is
ncertain that a mistake was not made $
restricting Doors liberty and has
iven instructions to watch for Door
n his return, as he purported to be
Ding to China for a ten months vaca-
on. If he shows up his papers will be {
Samined.