The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.


returns.
| The Cowboy and the Lady tonigh
| at the Orpheum.
| The Promotion Committee will meet
at $50 p. m. today.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
at 7;30 o'clock in odd Fellows hall.
A meeting of the Board of Immigra-
ton viii be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow.
A rehearsal of the Elk's MINISTRIES
7:3O o'clock sharp.
There are now 173 inmates of the in
sane asylum of whom fl are Hawai-
ians and "A whites.
Manager Gray of the Young Hotel is
expecting LARGE number of guests to
arrive on the Siberia.
DR.. Mort one of the best-known Jap
anese physicians here, will return to
Japan for a years stay.
NJ Komeya now has charge of the
branch postoffice on River street, Frel
Maxine having resigned.
Gerard Barton has resumed his posi-
ton as orsanist and choir master at
st. Andrews cathedral.
Pacific Lodge. F. &, A NJ. will hold
a special meeting this evening with
work in the third degree.
Higashi, a japanese. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Captain Parker
for having che-fa tickets in his possess
sion.
The Yamato Shimbun advises its
readers who are insured in American |
lapse.
Dr. Ross, who arrived in the Alameda |
last week, leaves today in the Kinau |
to become physician for the Parker
ranch
w. H. Hogs was to have left Ma
Mia for San Francisco direct the mid
lie of this month and is expected home
IN March
At the meeting OF the Oahu county
this evening Auditor Bick-
1ell will present "a report for the past |
Xix months
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Frear late of
dahukona, are the guests o. Judge and
Irs. Dole while awaiting their steam
r for San Francisco.
T. Komeya succeeds Fred Maxine in
barge of the River street postofice |
tation. Maxine resigned for want of
ime to perform the duties |
Delegate Kuhio has a bill in Con- |
ress appropriating $150.000, as the |
Maximum, to purchase a site and erect |
Federal building thereon in Hilo.
Augustus st. Gaudens, the great
'ulptor, brother of Mrs. Oliver Emer- |
m of Honolulu has been chosen an
1norary member of the Royal Acad- q
ny.
A cablegram from George w Smith
Id another from e. A McInerny in
mated that the Washington delegates
ere to leave San Francisco for the
LSt last night.
Fred. E. Harvey of the Survey De-
irtment leaves for Hawaii today TO
IN the lines of the proposed forest
servation in Kona, designed to pro-
ct the koa forests of that district.
Bishop Hamilton and Rev J. W.
adman leave in the Kinau today for
aui and Hawaii to visit the Meth
list Episcopal missions on those is
Ids. They will return in the Mauna
"a.
Special meeting in the new quarters
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l,
S. w. V. tomorrow night install
ion of Dept. Commander al 7:30 p. m
itiation of recruits at SIS y. m. to
followed by al social and smoker.
\ number of the stowa wav~ ~
re dumped off the transport Logan
d left at this port ~cl~ -
Irt yesterday. The police have de-
ed that the men must either get
work or leave the country Owing
the demand for sailors a number
them have already secured jobs and
getting out of the islands.
'olly Kalama, sister of the late
jor Sam. Nowlein. was buried in
waiahao cemetery on Sunday, She
d last Tuesday at the age of sc
IRIS and it was intended to send the
ly to Kauai for burial. but her
ther arrived on Sunday morning
/ directed that interment should
e place here. Mrs. Kalama was
n at Hanalei, Kauai. She leaves