The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Territorial grand jury held ses
sion yesterday.
Polynesian Encampment, I. O. @. F.
this evening Special work
There was nothing going on in police
! circles last night except the cops sala-
RES
DR.. F. r. Days condition is con
/ sidered serious by his friends. He has
pneumonia.
| Elks meet this evening at 100
| O'Clock. Important meeting and all
members are requested to attend.
Honolulu symphony Society will hold
| their regular rehearsal this evening in
club rooms opposite Hawaiian hotel.
Initiation at the special meeting this
evening of Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3,
O. E S. All members requested to
attend.
H V. Patten. vice president and man
ager VI the First Bank of Hilo was an
arrival by the Enterprise rrom Hilo
yesterday morning.
The board of supervisors of the Free
kindergarten and Chiidren's Aid Asso-
citation will be held today at $3.50 a. m.
in the Y. w. C. A. rooms.
The Baccalaureate sermon at the
Kamehameha schools viii be given
Sunday at $50 o'clock instead of Il
o'clock as previously announced.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Central Union church gives a social
this evening at the home of Miss Win
ter, corner of Piikoi and King streets.
Premier Typewriter Co, in San Fran
cisco. passed through the city yester
day en- route to Shanghai where he
viii locate for a year.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge. I. o. O. F.,
Will give its postponed dance on June
Is at Progress Hall. The tickets al
ready sold for the dance which did not
come off will be good on the 18th
J. c. Mocine, manager of the Hilo |
Electric Light Co. was an arrival by !
the Manchuria yesterday. He has been /
IN SaE Francisco on business, arriving !
there after the earthquake and fire |
The Young Peoples Societies of Ka-
kaako Mission Will repeat their enter
tainment at the Mission tonight, at
I:30 sharp. Admittance free, but a
collection will be taken for the San
francisco babies. All are invited.
Miss Agnes Mahony arrived on the
Manchuria 70 take up work a St. Eliz-
,beth's House, a branch of the Epis-
opal church She is a trained nurse
and pharmacist, and for several years
las been engaged in similar work in
Iberia. =.sta&.H
Every Friday evening, at 7:30, in
ormal meetings of the Philosophical
society in America" are held in the
Progress Block, second floor, rooms
8. Free discussions allowed on all
heosophical topics and all enquirers
By announcement in this issue it will
,e seen that the Fashion saloon at No.
IS Hotel street, has changed hands. |
dessrs. Grimes and Scully, formerly Of
he Hawaiian hotel are the new pro-
,rietors. An invitation is extended
heir friends and the public to visit
hem at the new stand.
A class for the study Of the Secret |
Doctrine" is being organized by the
peal members of the Theosophical So
jety in America. All students inter-
sted should join at once, Gas later adj
nissions would disturb the work. and !
an do SO by applying this evening to
fr- J. D. Bond, Progress block,
Room g.
The regular monthly business meet
ng of the Young Peoples Christian
,ndeavor Society of the Central Union
hurch will be held at the home of
1iss Emily Winter, corner of King and
'iiloi streets, at o'clock this evening. K
he business meeting will be followed
y a social. All members and friends
f the society are cordially invited to
ttend. iii
B. A. Levett. special assistant cOun
FL for the Treasury Department, ar
ived in the Manchuria to attend the
aking of testimony in the sake cases
efore Judge Dole here for use in the | B
:. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San
Francisco. Thomas Fitch is here to 4
-atch the interests of the importers
the japanese liquor in question, who
re fighting the ruling of the collector &
customs that it is a wine. If the
rtfcle be judicially decided to be beer,
lie government will have to refund 4
bout a million dollars. Most of the 4
holesale liquor houses in Honolulu q
ave an interest in the result d
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