The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIE.S.

James D. Dole returned with his
/, bride in the Mongolia.
Stock of the Nahiku Rubber Co. will
| be listed on the stock exchange today
| Special meeting of Oceanic Lodge, F
& A. NJ, this evening. with work in
! the third degree.
kamehameha Alumni Association
VIII give smoker to it's friends to-
morrow evening.
Captain Saunders of the American
bark st. Katherine in port is a cousin
of Admiral Very.
There were seventy-four feet six
inches of water in the waiaIua dam
yesterday morning
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, Order of Red
Men, meets this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Important business.
To be without the Honolulu Times
for this month is to avoid being enter
tanned. The Times is a continuous
vaudeville.
Ihe Tenth Infantry baseball nine viii,
play the Rapid Transits at the league
ground this afternoon, commencing at
1870 O'Clock.
st. Louis College Alumni Associa-
tons dance will take place in Progress
Hall on New Years Eve. A grand
time may be expected.
Mrs. Augusta Lose of San Francisco,
formerly of Honolulu, announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Anita, TO
Edwin Francis Leitich
The Bank of Hawaii was nine years
old yesterday. Starting with a capital
of 100000, it has now combined cap
ital and surplus of 81 600 0(a0
Old Year Out and the New Year IN
The public is invited to dance the old
year out and the new year in at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel on New Years
Eve. Special music during the dinner
hour. -
Twelve pages of the Secretary of the
Interiors annual report are devoted to
Hawaii. The information conveyed
under this head is derived from the
Governors annual report to the Secre-
tary.
A G. NJ Robertson returned from
San Francisco sooner than expected in
the Mongolia. His resignation as
chairman of the Republican Territorial
Committee, not having been accepted, |
is now withdrawn.
John Guild has been appointed a |
Commissioner Of Deeds for the State |
of California in the Territory Of Hs-
wall. The commission, which is signed |
by Governor Pardee, is for four years
from December IA 1906
Possibly some of the departmental
reports for the Legislature will be IL |
Illustrated. President Pinkham of the
Board of Health and High Sheriff
Henry have Interesting photographs |
they would like to have reproduced in
their reports
Abram G. Kaulukou, the young Ha-
xaiian attorney, is reported to be gath
ering points in the deputy county sher-
ifs office, from which it is surmised
hat he may be the successor to Henry
vida as county sheriff's assistant. Vida
viii retire January l.
News came from Eilo on the Enter
prise Of the contemplated retirement
If Charles A. Stobie from the position
If cashier of the First Bank of Hilo, on
January l.. Mr.. Stobie has been con-
lected with the bank as cashier since
t opened for business five or six years
ago.
A very important meeting of the Ho-
'olulu Lodge of Elks is to be held this
,vening in the old quarters, Miller and
3cretdnla avenue. EVERY H1eIIlDST VI the
rider is requested to attend this meet
ng, as some very important matters
pertaining to the lodge are to be acted
lpon.
George H. Fairchild, manager Of Ma
zee Sugar Co.'S plantation, left for
lone last night. He said that Col
;palding and himself were willing to
elease the Kappa land to the Govern
nent whenever the crop was taken OF.
tut desired 10 make arrangements with
he settlers under which they would
ultivate cane for the mill. The lease
will expire in May.
At its meeting yesterday the Ar
hives Commission was informed by
dr. Judd that bill would be intro
uced in the Legislature providing for
he making of certified copies of docu-
1ents on deposit for use in the courts. ,
fanny of the papers are so old that they
7ill not stand much handling. The
commission passed a resolution to pro-
ibit the removal of any book, paper
r relic from the building without the {
-ritten order of Commissioner to the I
brarian. 1