The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.


( tendance at the Kauai court term.
Floral Parade souvenirs. oniv 1oc.
for sale at the Hawaiian News Co.
Ltd.
Pacific Rcbekah Lodge meets this
evening at 100 O'Clock in odd Fellows
Hall.
There will be a rehearsal at the
Elks' hal tonight of The College
Widow
Six miles of grading has been com
pleted on the Wahiawa branch of the
o. r. & L. Co.
The Manoa Improvement, Club will
meet at the Manoa Golf Clubhouse
Friday evening at 40
Mr.. j. A. Rath will deliver the adj
dress at the MONDAY service for men
in the Young building today
Work on the new Kaiulani Home on
the former Cooke homestead site, King
street, is making good progress.
1t is expected that the water pipe for
Waialae road will arrive in about a
month, when it will be Immediately
laid
Robert McAlpine of Greenoch, Scot
land, has bought Mr.. SCOTS painting
of Diamond Head, as seen from Tan
talus.
Negotiations are in progress by the
Elks with C. NJ. Cooke to secure the
floor over John Motifs store for a
lodge room.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo-
sophical Society meets every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 7:30-Kapio-
lani Building. Thursday visitors night.
Until an adequate supply of water
to run the government plant returns.
the street lighting will be done by the
Hawaiian Electric Co, under contract.
All ladies are cordially invited to
sociable given by the Ladies' Society
of Central Union church at the home
of Mrs. Waterhouse, Wyllie street, this
afternoon
Friday of this week being Good Fri
day, the ladies' sewing meeting of the
Guild of St. Andrews Cathedral will be
held this afternoon, at the usual hour
and place.
The Ladies Society of Central Union
church gives a social this, afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Waterhouse, OH
Wyllie street. A cordial INVITATION is
extended TO all.
Sousa's band is said in a letter ia
have been engaged for a tour of Aus
rralia beginning in December. Homo |
it passes through.
superintendent Eckardt of the Queens |
Hospital tenders the use of water |
from the artesian well of that insti- !
tuition 10 neighbors suffering from the |
Nuuanu reservoir shortage.
A sunrise prayer meeting on top of |
ounchbowl, under the auspices of the |
Young Peoples societies, is planned |
or Easter morning from to 8. 1t
nay be led by Mrs. Richards, mother |
If Theo. Richards.
A papaya weighing eight pounds is
N exhibition at the Promotion Com
nittee rooms. It was grown at the
FEDERAL Experiment Station hillside by
James Edward and was raised on a |
rec year and a half old.
Members of Kaimuki improvement
'lub are called by postcard to a meet
ng at the Agriculture building tonight,
which will be addressed by L. Tenney
Peek, president of the Rapid Transit
%, on improved car service.
A meeting of the Second Republican
'recinct Club of the Fourth District
will be held at the corner of Keeau
1oku street and Wilder avenue this
vening. at 7:30 o'clock; for the trans
elton of important business.
The ladies of the Methodist church
ill hold a fair at the parsonage lawn, |
April IA, at one p. m. Or
ers for Easter baskets and chicks :
nd rabbits for Easter faVors may be
1T at the residence of DIR Wayson.
Chinese who wanted the boycott fund
mt to China to aid schools there tri-
implied by carrying the election of
heir candidate for treasurer Ho Fon ,
paid the $4,000 over to his
Iccessor and peace once more spreads
err gentle wings over Chinatown.
The sale of the lot fronting twenty
let on Bethel street, makai of the
Hiding of Bishop & Co, was closed
asterday the banking company being
lie purchaser and the price paid being .
l 500 1t is the purpose to erect there
4 extension of the present building,
which to house the insurance BUSH
ass of the firm.