The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Matinee at orpheum today. Admis
sion Csc
". ". Han was reported slight.
better yesterday.
Onomea cane is being carted to tn
Pepeekeo and Wainaku fumes.
Persons interested in ballast firms ar
being called before the Federal gram
jury
Rev. Canon Macintosh conducted
services at the funeral of Levi K. Ma
kea yesterday.
]. T. McCrosson was detained by
| business from his intended sailing II
| the Manchuria-
Chas. Dudoit was arrested yesterday
on warrant charging him with as
sault and battery.
Judge Lindsay was taken i'll at the
Judiciary Building yesterday morning
and had to go home.
Last performance Of Arizona at
Crpheum tonight, also the Radium
Dance Secure seats at once.
Secretary H. P. Wood of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee called on Act
ing Governor Atkinson yesterday
Rev. DR.. Kincaid addressed Oahu
College Association last night. many
patrons and friends Of the college at
tending.
It is the payrolls of the special police,
OF whom there are said to be only
seven now. which the Territorial grand
jury is inspecting.
The band will play at the departure
of the Z. s s supply TINS morning
This afternoon the band viii play as
usual at the football games.
The funeral of the late Bernard
Bergersen viii take place today from
the Masonic Hall 3 p. m, unoer th>
of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81
Sheriff Keolanui of Hawaii county |
granted special permission for Sunday |
labor designed to reduce the damaging |
of the Onomea mill fire. !
Prof. Sprague delivered an address /
before the Honolulu Teachers Associ- ]
alton at the high school last night The ,
subject was the study Of Physical .
William Mckinley Lodge No. s. K.
IF P. meets for regular business.
Every member Of the lodge is expected |
% be present, as some important bust
cess is to be transacted.
A site for the KaIihiwaena school has
,een purchased from Rudolf Banning. Il
t contains 4.3 acres. The building will Il
Re of ten or twelve class rooms and
he appropriation for it is $3.50
Rev S P Merrill, whose lecture on
Palestine" was so much enjoyed a
ew weeks ago. will lecture again at
he Y. NJ. c. a, Sunday, at 4:3O. All
len welcome. Tea is served at $50.
Water is rising in the wahfawa res
rvoir, being now sixteen to eighteen |
eet above the general level of the &c
Id stream. There is abundance of y
lfiow. according TO the records, to fill {
lie reservoir several times a season.
Fred. Harrison's building operations {
Beretania and Fort streets are for
lmself. He is erecting a business 4
ock of two stories with basement, to
'ntain eleven stores It will be of
ack and stone and modernly equip
ID. ic
J. A. McCandless had his new auto
obile give out at Waipahu yesterday q
hile he was conveying ]. f. Hack g
Id w Pfotenhauer and Mr. Douglas =
Williams. Dimond & Co. on visit Q
Eva plantation and the Wahiawa =
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George H. Robertson. manager of c. =
rewer & Co, Ltd, had to abandon .
{ expedition to the burned Onomea @
i'll owing TO a severe attack of rheu- x
atism. He returned in the Mauna .
pa and on arrival was unable to 9
ak. *
It is intinlated by Fred. Harrison. .
an evening paper. that he will have y
cut down one-half of the first al o
roba tree planted in these islands e
nile clearing the site of his new build x
g. Father Bachelot planted the tree o
pm which myriads have sprung 10
To build the extension of Hilo wharf Q
D. Lewis bid for $4,000 and 200 days, Y
ID Cotton Bros. & Co. s21QS and $50 .
Us. Bids for material in detail were Q
ade by L. NJ. Whitehouse, Ameri-sl x
Engineering and Con- 0
ruction Co. and Allen & Robinson. z
Judge Dole has brought TO the Pro- Q
otion Committee rooms a branch y
1m an orange tree growing at his D
ace in Pauoa. The branch had :
wen fnely-coIored and extremely x
-ge oranges of the seedless variety. Q
lie branch is on display in the win =
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