The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-18
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J. A Cummins celebrated his
seventy-second birthday yesterday.
Dir. c. J. Day viii have charge of
the 10 o'clock service for car men this
morning.
It is reported that the Yokohama
Specie Bank will occupy an upper floor
in the new MeCandless block.
! Mr.. F. w. Everton will speak at the
4:30 Y. NJ. c. y. meeting this after
noon All welcome, Supper at $50.
! Honolulu Harbor No 81 meets this
! evening at o'clock in K. of P. Hall.
All members are requested to attend
/ this meeting.
J, b. Castle is expected to return
from Kauai today. He has been look
ing into the reports of trouble among
the Molokans there.
The students of Mills Seminary pro-
pose to perfect the organization of
their society to go to China and en-
Tighten the Chinese.
| Anyone having a copy of the Adver
Users first issue Gully 2, 1866 will
confer a favor by communicating with
the Gazette Company.
The song festival of school children
has been postponed to May and 5. A
| soloist is expected from the coast, and
| Stanley Livingston will drill the
chorus.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon Dunlap
Moore. who has been in charge of the
marine hospital station at Yokohama,
has been ordered to report to DR.. Golfer
at the local station.
! Clarence Crabbe is the latest candi-
date mentioned for Sheriff of Oahu.
Frank Andrade has likewise been
spoken of as a candidate for the Re-
| publican nomination against Brown.
| The condition of Chan Sun Oak, the
Korean shot by mistake for another
of his countrymen by zee Man Wing,
was reported changed much for the
| verse yesterday The man. who is in
the Queens hospital, may die.
Christian church, corner AIakea and
King streets, today: Jr. C. E., a. M;
Sr. c. E., $50 p. M; Bible school, $50
a. m. Bibles will be ready for distri-
button at prices ranging from % cents
to 81. Preaching at IL a. M, 90 God,
My God, Our Father; 730 p. M,
Character
Judge NV. j. Robinson received a
cablegram yesterday from Attorney
General Moody in washington, read
ing: Commission signed. Qualify"
Judge Robinson took office at once.
On Monday the Judge will probably
begin the trial of Frank Johnson.
charged with the murder of the little
Wharton boy.
F. T. p. Waterhouse has shown the
Advertiser beautiful specimen of the
Florida pear, three of which formed
the first fuitage of a tree six years old
on his place, Nuuanu Valley. 1t had
not been weighed, but was judged to
be about a pound in weight. The
Florida is esteemed as fine cooking
pear. e. w. Jordan got sixty pears
this season from a tree two or three
years older than Mr.. Warehouses;.
Henry c. Brown, late secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. A., is pleasantly situated
at Wahiawa on seven acres of choice
land which he is setting out to pine
apples. His new house, which was
designed by Mrs. Brown and built I'M
der her supervision, is the most mod
ern one in the colony. There is fine
view from the place and when the
Wahiawa reservoir is full its head
waters viii he close by. Mir. Brown,
besides having the care of his small
farm, will be station agent at Wahia-
wa upon the completion of the rail-
road there in July.
Sure Cure for Feeble Knees and
Faint Hearts" is Mr. Wadman's slIo-
jet this morning IN the Methodist
church at II o'clock. The eloquent
lay-preacher L. Y. McKesson. ESQ, of
Toledo, Ohio, speaks in the evening at
40 on ''Promotion-Its First Princi-
Mes" This will be the last opportuni-
ty of hearing Mr.. Mckesson betore
leaving for the Coast. Miss Marion
Bell has charge of the music. assisted
by a Hawaiian quartet. Special prep
arations have been made for todayG
services. Strangers cordially welcomed.
Seats free Attentive ushers.