The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ton at the Young Hotel tonight.
The EIks are planning another minis
/ trel performance to be given thi
| spring.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P
meets this evening at 7:30 o'clock il
| Harmony Hall.
Sidney Levy of J. NJ. Levy & ca
| leaves in the Mongolia on a bushes
| trip to the Coast.
| A Kawaiahao Seminary quartet sans
! at the Y. W. c. A. lunch at the Boston
| building yesterday.
Last performance of the war melo.
| drama, 'Tigress of Japan" tonight
| Secure your seats early.
Turned Up at the matinee today a
the Orpheum. Tickets 25c- Take the
children and enjoy the play.
DR.. L. E. Golfer. chief quarantine
officer, leaves in the Mongolia to meet
Mrs. Golfer in San Francisco.
Mrs. Pocklington. Miss Pocklington
and Miss Hargreaves leave in the Mon
golia today en- route to London.
Following is the list of all deaths
from contagious diseases in Honolulu
from January 1 to January 16: Tuher-
culosis, I.
By assistance of Miss Hillebrand
librarian of the Honolulu Library, the
Y. w. c. A. library books have been
marked anew and are ready for dis
tribution to members from 10 TO 3
daily.
The $4,000 for the Kunst property at
Waikiki is deposited in escrow in the
Bank of Hawaii to await the return
of the signed deeds from Germany
which will complete Oahu county's
title.
The special meeting of the Bar As
ISOLATION, to consider the matter of
Governor Carriers withdrawal of his
support to the reappointment of Judge
Robinson, will be held at Republican
headquarters, 925 Fort street, at Il
noon today.
Rev. Charles Simpson, who is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ather-
ton, will speak to men at the Y NJ
:. A. meeting tomorrow at 4:30. Sub
ject, "A Friend to Be Trusted" Tea |
follows at $50. Strangers especially |
welcome.
I hear that Miss Ada Sullivan is con-
emplating a trip to Honolulu in the |
near future. Miss Sullivan's health,
much improved, has been far
rom good for the past year and her
trip is being taken main
Y in hopes that it will benefit her
lealth.-S. F. Bulletin.
Senator John G. Lane is quoted as
to the sale of beach lots at |
1auula, Koolauloa. He thinks it L
mistake such as was made long ago II
t Waikiki which the recent purchase
f beach property for $4,000, on be-
alf of the public by the county su-
ervisors, was needed to rectify.
The postponed annual meeting of the
hawaiian Historical Society will be
ED on Monday evening, January %,
t p. m, at the Honolulu library. An
1teresting paper will be read by Chief
ustice Frear on the history of the
evelopment of Hawaiian statute law. I
he public is cordially invited to be (
resent
James 3. German has sought relief (
voluntary bankruptcy from the
'oubles of Kiley &, German, but his {
artner, Fred. NJ. Kiley, objects on be- 4
af of the partnership. The petition
presents the firm as having no as 4
ITS and liabilities of $2429.60 German,
so without assets, has personal liza 3
lities of sos. IS.
Marshal Hendry was a disappointed 4
an yesterday in not catching the (
orto Rican bigamist due for that day.
arhaps the school is exhausted For \
lie first time in about a week the | 4
ederal court corridors We're deserted Y
7 that interesting folk of the Antilles.
he latest arrest of a two-husbanded y
oman was that of Olivia Moreno on y
lursday.
William NJ. Knox of Oakland Cal.
no passed through Honolulu about a y
ar ago en- route to the Far East. Y
returning home from Korea on the Y
ongolia, accompanied by his wife y
r. Knox went to the Hermit King y
m on a mining expedition. He re- q
rts that the copper mines of Ko- x
a are of immense value but as yet x
tie developed He believes that as x
on as the Japanese are firmly en- x
enched in the direction of affairs \
ere that the kingdom will become =
great mining region. Y