The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| The Honolulu Times will be ISSUED
tomorrow.
Trs ne~t number of the Honolulu
Times will be out on Wednesday.
! II is said thac Honolulu Civic FEEDER
alton viii propose a primary election
law
| c. S. Holloway. Superintendent OF
| Public Works, was detained at home
| by illness yesterday.
! Ladies' Auxiliary. A o. H, meets
this eveniro ~ 81 m. in c. 3. L.
Hall, on Fort street.
The Second InTs.:i,ry band will give
a concert this evening in the park OF
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
The w. c. T. L. will meet in Cen
tral Union church parlors at 2:3O p
IN. today. All ladies invited.
Hundreds of soldiers from the trans
ports have patronized the Y. NJ C. A.
shower baths since Saturday.
There will be a special meeting of
Lei Aloha Chapter, o. E. s., at Ma
sonic Temple at 7:30 this evening.
Pink Domino" will be repeated to-
night at the Orpheum. This play has
caught on. Secure Your seats early.
Chung Wah Lodge No. 4. K OF P,
meets this evening on important bust
ness. Members requested to be pres
ent.
Fred. r. Nugent, of the Board of
Health staff, left in the transport Blu
ford to visit his father who is serious
~ i'll in San Francisco.
D. L. Van Dine addressed the En-
2jnnpT'S icrht
lea lawn on THE Scientific Aspect of
the Mosquito Campaign"
c. Brewer & Co, Ltd, will take $50
families, and F. A. Schaefer & Co. &c
families of Portuguese for the planta-
lions of which they are respectively
agents.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
at 1:30 o'clock in odd Fellows Temple
Visiting members of the, order at pres
ent in the city are ffaternally invited
to attend.
Joe Cohen offers q s25 prize for the
best design of a background for a pie
tura of the Royal Hawaiian Band, to
be used on the proposed tour through
the States.
Pink Don1inoes'' drew a good audi
ence at the Orpeum last night. The
play will run tonight and Wednesday
matinee, and at the special matinee on
Wednesday.
A drink-craZed sentry on the trans
port Meade last night took shot at
the officer of the guard, fortunately
him. The man was secured
and put in the brig.
Work on the Territorial Archives build
ing has progressed as far as the fireproof
roof, which is now going on. 1t will
take two months yet to have the build
ing ready for occupancy.
DIR. F. E Sawyer, resident physician
at the Queens Hospital. will sever his
connection with that institution at the
end of the month. He will resume the
practice of his profession in Maui.
Tickets are now on sale at Wall,
Nichols Co. for the play His Excel
lency, the Governor to be given by
the members of the High School at
Opera House on Saturday, February
"a.
H. Kendall will be one of the pas
sengers in the Ventura today, going u |
the Coast to meet his sister. who |
makes an overland trip from Maine for |
the appointment. Mr.. Kendall Will |
Miss Laura McKinstry and Miss |
Marjory Ide will sail today on the |
China for the Philippines, where they |
viii remain until June. Miss Nc ;
kinstry will be the guest of the Ides !
in Manila during her STRAIGHTFORWARD. /
With one rein dragging on the
ground, which the driver a woman.
was trying to regain with the butt end
Of the whip, horse trotted buggy
Two clocks through the thickest traffic
On Fort street yesterday afternoon.
ne morse carefully kept himself and
the rig out of collisions until caught
by a pedestrian and held until the
-eins We're carefully knotted together.
DR.. Charles p. Cooper received a ca
9iegram yesterday announcing the
death Of his mother Mrs. c. F. Cooper.
at Middletown, \. Y, on February IS.
The deceased was the wife OF the late
Rev. c. W. Cooper, and sister of Prot
l. w. Hunt of Princeton College. She
was 65 years of age and was born in
Metnchen, \. j. She visited with Dr.
cooper in Honolulu during 1895, re-
here about a year.