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

| Tracked Around tie world" tonight
at the OrDheum. Matinee tomorrow
| Admission &C
Central Union Bible School will hold
a teachers meeting tonight at 7:15 il
| the church oarlorS.
| 1t is said that more than one hun
| dred Honolulu passengers are coming
| on the Siberia today.
| Both the Hawaiian and Moana hotels
| announce concerts by the oath Infan-
try band this evening.
There will be work in the Royal Pur-
pie Degree this evening. al Polynesia
Encampment, l. o. 0. F.
Rehearsal this evening of the Homo
lulu Symphony Club in the clubhouse,
Richards and Hotel streets.
Col. w. F. Allen. who recently suf-
fered from a second stroke of paralysis,
| is still in very serious condition.
Frank P Woods. of Estherville, Iowa,
banker. con+emolates coming to Ho-
nolulu with a view to making invest
ments.
1t is said that Territorial Treasurer
Campbell is attending the National In
Chicago.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association will be held this morning
at $3.50 in the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Ths many friends of Miss Cora F
Panabaker will be sorry to know she
las been i'll and is at the Agnes Mer-
rfl Sanitarium, Montclair. Colorado
Rev. Douglas Putnam BRINE. Mrs.
BRINE and their daughter are now in
Algiers. They will spend two months
in North Africa and Sicily before re-
turning to their home in Rye, New
York
Monsieur Antoine Vizzavona, the
French Consul, was in Algeria on the
first of January. He is enjoying his
vacation immensely and sends his kind
egards and best wishes to all his
friends in Honolulu.
1t is said that former Attorney Cen
eral Lorrin Andrews, now in Shang- |
hal, is shortly to return to Honolulu |
with his law partner F. NJ. Brooks. |
The two gentlemen are coming on a |
business trip, merely, and do not pur-
pose remaining here
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary will be
held this afternoon at o'clock in
the Sunday School rooms of the ST
Andrews Cathedral. A number of
very interesting papers wiz be read and
1t is hoped that there will be a large
at this meeting.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
oway has received word from Wash
ngton that the Territory's claim for
rent for the District Court quarters
rom August / to December 81, 1905,
which was passed by the Attorney
Generals department, has been re-
erred to the AUDITORS department.
At a special meeting of the stock
holders of Alexander & Baldwin. held
IN Thursday, it was decided to double
Increasing it from one and one-half
o three millions of dollars. This, it
S said, concentrates responsibility in
he firm, transferring to it large in 4
erests carried by individual members
n plantations connected with the COM
amy. !
E. j. Lord will pass through Homo
ulu on the steamship Manchuria, on :;
GIL G1i IL, vi Ills way " CctIl Idl1-
isco to purchase supplies and mate ]
ial to be sent to Manila for the firm :
f Lord & Belser, who have lately
ecured part of the contract for I
uilding sewers there. w. H. Hogs ::
gill land at Victoria in a few days ;:
aving. gone by the northern route. :
:. H. Smith, the engineer who went j.
o Manila for Lord & Belser, Will re- :
urn to Honolulu next week. =
Superintendent of Public Instruction q
'abbitt returned yesterday from his Z
our of inspection of the schools on y
Iaui and Lanai Il visited all the :
chools on those islands," he said, land 3
hall probably make recommendations :
pr new school buildings at Waihee, .
-ailua. Kihei, Huelo and Nahiku. AS q
BON as funds are available, 1 shall :
y and get larger schools for Olo- ;:
alu and Paia. 1 also want additional =
md for the schools at Paia, Hama =
uapoko, Waihee and Waikiki, ana <
aw school lots at Kailua, Waikapu, :
ihei and Nahiku." Z