The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

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Work has started on the foundations
of the extension of St. Andrews cathe-
Z dral
Superintendent Rabbit of the Educa-
ton Department. will return from Ka-
uai today
Supervisor Andrew Cox was taken ill
at Waialua on Sunday with a relapse
of the grip.
I. Court Canoes meets this evening at
7:30 o'clock in San Antonio Hall on
Vineyard street.
DR.. Warehouse operated on Lyle A
Dickey for appendicitis at the Queens
Hospital yesterday.
new vault is being put into the
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.'S offices
by Fred. Harrison.
Mr.. Burns of Hilo, editor of the
Herald, was caller at the Executive
Building yesterday.
P. Maurice McMahon writes a friend
in Honolulu that he may open curio
store in San Francisco.
Judge Hookano wishes to thank the
many friends who so kindly assisted
him in his late bereavement
IHSIS Will De d special meeting OF
Pacific Lodge. with work in the third
degree, this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The f<ilohana Art Leagues exhibit
ton and sale takes place from 10 to
5 today atits rooms in the Alexander
Young building
very important meeting of Excel
sior Lodge, I. o. o. F., is. to be held
,.-.s evening which all members are re-
quested to attend.
w. McWirter, a kamaaina plumber
of Hilo, who has of late been in bust
ness at the Coast, is returning by the
schooner Helene in search of health.
The Ladies Auxiliary a. o. H., Di-
vision No l, will hold a social this
evening in the Catholic Benevolent
Union Hall, to which all friends are
invited
Souvenirs of the Floral Parade will |
be on sale this afternoon at the Gazette |
office. Price 10c., in wrapper ready for
mailing. Send one to your friends on |
the mainland.
There will be a very important meet |
ing of the Kalakaua Avenue Improve
ment Club this evening at the Moana |
Hotel at o'clock. A full attendance |
of the residents is requested. |
The statement in the Maui News, |
copied by this paper, that Harry Bald |
win has had typhoid fever. is incor- |
rect. Last week he had the grip and |
is now attending to business.
Out of respect to the late Miss Ke- |
ikilani Hookano, one of the most ac- |
tive members of the Hawaiian Wo- |
mems Club. the usual meeting of the |
club has been postponed until Tues |
day next.
!. Mrs. DR. Hodgins, who has been an |
Invalid for several years, died yester- |
day at her home in Kaimuki. She will |
be buried from St. Andrews cathedral, |
where flowers may be sent, at o'clock |
this afternoon.
Passports We're issued yesterday to |
Dr. Hawgood and TO Francis Gay. the |
purpose of each of these gentlemen
being to travel in Japan. DR.. Hawgood |
will sail for the Orient on the Korea, |
leaving here next Thursday.
The regular womans prayer meeting |
of the Central Union church will be |
held in the church parlor Tuesday at |
2:30 p. m. Mrs j. H Williams of Red |
lands, California, will lead the meet |
ing All ladies interested are cordially |
invited.
mortgage on the Bulletin property |
in favor of S. NJ. Damon and his part
ners in Bishop & Co, for the sum of
$1,000, was filed yesterday. The mort
gage covers, besides presses, type and
the good will of the bust
ness and the leaseholds. Payments are
to be made quarterly at the rate of $500
until March IA, 1909, when the balance
of principal and interest fall due. IN
tereSt is at I per cent.