The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Kirk B. Porter and bride left in the
| Siberia on their honeymoon tour.
The installation of officers of the
Eagles takes place next Wednesday
| evening.
| Attorney General Peters went to
| Waialua yesterday to make personal
, Investigations for the prosecution of
! Johnson.
A letter from Captain Demons to Jas.
| 3. Castle states that the Molokans at
Los Angeles are now united in favor
! of coming to Hawaii.
Archdeacon Jeffries will make an ad-
| dress at Oahu Prison at II a. m today
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A
His subject will be from II Kings, Z:
If We Sit Here Still, We Die"
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium opens
Monday for regular class work. The
Juniors from 2:30 to 4 o'clock and the
Business Men from to 6. Come and
enjoy some light exercise and a warm
or cool bath after.
An evening paper states that the
notices sent to corporations by the
Attorney General, on behalf of the
Treasurer, are misleading as to the
are said to be indignant.
1t is stated that a petition headed
by Chas. Motley, the Home Rule lead
er. has been presented to Governor
Carter for the pardon Of Jonah Kuma-
lac and Enoch Johnson, serving time
for legislative frauds in 1903.
The Hawaiian Rifle Association tried
to have a meeting last night but fail
ed to raise the necessary one-third re-
quired for a quorum. so the meeting
was postponed until next Wednesday
night at Z:3O, when it is expected there
will be a large attendance
Naukana, jailor at Waialua, has been
dismissed by High Sheriff Henry on
the complaint of County Sheriff Brown,
for having been incapacitated from
duty by drunkenness when the jail
had to be opened to receive Johnson,
charged with the murder of young
Wharton.
The annual meeting of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew met on st. An
drew's Day, and elected the following
officers for the current year: Mr.. G. M |
Lovested, reelected director: Mr.. D.
Alameda, vice director; Mr.. Spencer |
Bickerton, reelected secretary and !,
reasurer.-Anglican Church Chroni- |
Gle.
Christian church, corner Alakea and |
King streets, today: c. E. Jr., 9 a. M;
c. E. Sr., $50 p. M; Bible school, .
9:45 d. m. Preaching-11 a. M, Gods |
Ordinance in Our Lives" 1880 D. M,
"Of What Value Is Baptism in a
Mans Redemption?" You are cor
G. d. Edwards, pastor.
In the First Methodist Episcopal,
corner Beretania avenue and Miller
street, Pastor John w. Wadman will
preach tomorrow at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Morning subject: "a Message
for the New Year" Evening: "A
Contrast Miss Marion Bell
sings morning and evening. Mr.. Tosh
eads the Epworth League at $50,
Laying Foundations" A cordial well
come to all.
Some months ago Miss Jewel Will
ard Fitzmaurice came to Honolulu
rom Detroit in search of health. Her
ather being connected with the Ma
sonic order, the fraternity here have
Jared for the welfare of this lady; |
tut Notwithstanding everything that .
ould be done for her the disease con-
luered and she breathed her last on
saturday, December 80, at her place
# abode in King street. The funeral
ook place on Sunday following at Mr..
I. H. Williams, attended by the Wor-
hipful Master Bro. Hall, Wardens
'ros. Hair and Thompson, and some
f the brethren of Hawaiian Lodge No.
L, with other friends of the deceased.
he Burial Service was read by Canon
Tackintosh, the chaplain of the Lodge
nd the remains We're inferred at ! t
earl City cemetery. Church Il