The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-18

LOCAL BREVITIES.

I
Democratic precinct club meeting
! are being called
Excelsior Lodge meets this evenin.
for regular business.
=. Il. RUckland's new weekly will b,
knows as "Transpacific Trade
The board of governors of the Com
mercial Club met last night.
The Misses Conant leave by the Ki.
nau today for holiday visit home.
The w. c. T. U. meets at 2:30 p. m
today in the parlor of Central Unior
church
Mrs. Montague Cooke is entertaining
the Misses Blount, recent arrivals from
| the mainland
! Miss Helen Wilder will return to Cal
ifornia by the steamer Alameda, sail
ing December 26.
p, The little daughter of j. A. Morgan,
! TIE horse shOer, is quite i'll at the
| Queens Hospital.
| Miss Margaret Tollefson and Harold
| E. Hanson were married last night at
Central Union church.
! Geo. r. Ewart. c. NJ. Lovsted, H. L.
Hudson and F. H. Otis are booked for
| the steamer Kinau today.
The grand and trial jurfes for the
January term will be drawn at a. M
| today in Judge Robinson's court.
| Albert F. Judd and the first install
ment of Filipino laborers are expected
| to arrive by the steamer Doric on Fri
day
The Board of Supervisors meets to-
| morrow night. The final meeting of the
old board will be held on January Z,
1907
A meeting of the Governors Cali
fornia Relief Fund Committee will be
held at the executive chamber at $3.50
p M. today.
The Chamber of Commerce and Mer-
chants Association meet Jointly to-
morrow to discuss the proposed Pan
pacific Congress.
Birds for the poultry show will be
than noon tomorrow, at the skating
rink. Queen street
Guy T. Kelley, for long time in the
employ of the IL S. N. Co., was re-
Gently married in California. He is
now managing a large hotel in
Crockett
The Bank of Hawaii has mailed a
large number of 1907 calendars of a
very high order The subject is Sun
set on Long Island,' and the artist the
famous American painter, Thos.
Moran.
The calendars now being given out
by Fl. Hackfeld & Co. are of a higher
grade and more beautiful than any
they have distributed heretofore Hack
field & Co. have long been noted for
the excellence of their calendars.
There will be the annual memorial
exercises at the Kamehameha chapel
tonight at 8 O'Clock in honor of the
memory of Mrs Bernice Pauahi Bishop.
The Right Rev. Henry B. Restarick
viii deliver the address. The public
are cordially invited.
Although the Kilohana Art League
exhibition closed on Saturday after ,
noon, it will be open to visitors this
afternoon from $3.50 to 5. This will give
an opportunity of seeing the pictures
to those who have been unable to at
tend the exhibition in its set time
Prof. Edgar Wood, chairman of the
school exhibition at the Promotion
Committee rooms, requests that teach /
ers wishing 20 assist in this will send
materials tc the Department of Public
instruction before Saturday. This will
comprise manual work, photos of
illustrated stories, etc.
]. L. McComb, well known two or
three years ago in Honolulu, is now
holding revival meetings in Vancouver,
b G. He is advertised as the noted
Irish evangelist and associate of DR..
w. Chapman in the great California
revival" and accepts the Rev" as
handle to his name. With an associ-
ate Mr.. McComb flies around the city
in an automobile, holding services at
different places.
H. p. Baldwin, an enthusiastic motor
st of Hawaii, will spend tinff touring
the State in his White steam Ear. Bald
win is one of the best-knSwn auto
tourists in the islands, having made
several trips around the islands in his
ma chine on pleasure. He reports the
Use of machines in Honolulu as being
IN the increase, a number of high
powered and expensive cars being own