The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LII. Leroy I-dFES iOf Maui ItLSiS -
I few weeks sojourn.
The Alameda is due tomorrow wit
four days later mail.
Kona weather is interfering with tn
japanese fshermen's hauls.
Central Union Church Endeavorer
give a social this evening.
Great war meIodrama The Whit,
Ttgress of Japan" tonight at the Or
pheum.
The annual meeting of the Kaiulan
7 Home Will be held at 10 o'clock thi:
morning
Prof. Koebele has arrived at Ala
media, Cal, from vacation trip &c
Germany
Morgan's sale of curios at auction
drew a large crowd of active buyers
yesterday.
Polynesian Encampment No 1. I. o.
o. F., meets this evening in Odd Eel
| lows hall.
Speaker Eric Knudsen and wife, with
| Mrs. V Knudsen, returned to Kauai
| last night.
| Globes Of top minnows attract atten-
| ton in Dimond's window near the Ad-
vertiser Office.
OIaa Sugar Co. has put in three cane
leaders of the kind that has been used
on Waiakea plantation.
E. C. Peters. F. z. Thompson, P. E.
TOsh and r. Anderson will be among
the orators of Burns night.
Three Palolo lots fronting on Waia-
lac road We're bid in by the mortgagee
at Morgan's sale yesterday for $1,000.
he f,,11 Of
twenty-five pieces will rehearse this
evening at the Club House for the
coming concert.
Bert Peterson's visit to New York is
associated by rumor with a scheme for
of Honolulu harbor.
The Board of Managers of the Ka-
iulani Home will hold the postponed
annual meeting at the Kaiulani Home
this morning at 10 o'clock.
DR.. Henry NJ. Lyman of Chicago, a |
Hawaiian missionary's son, has writ |
ten a book to be published shortly, en-
titled Hawaiian Yesterdays"
John n. Cobb is the writer of a book
entitled THE Commercial Fisheries of
the Hawaiian Islands in 1903,' issued |
by the Department of Commerce and
Labor.
The next meeting of the Buckeye
Club of Hawaii will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bo-
wen, No. 1901, Kewalo street, at 7:30 I
o'clock, Tuesday evening.
Kihei went up another 25c. yester-
day and there was said to be a move
nent to get hold of the stock. Ru-
NOR had it that an estate was bullinS
kihei to cover an old note.
The annual meeting of the Free
and Children's Aid So
iety will be held this morning at 10
o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A room The
public is cordially invited to be present. \
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Jones of Bos-
on lately celebrated their golden we'd
ing. Mr.. Jones is a brother of p. G.
ones Of Honolulu and from a visit of
everal years ago has many friends
ere.
Rev. Charles Simpson, who is visit {
lg his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ather-
IN, will speak to men at the Y. NJ
A. meeting Sunday at 4:30. Sub A
.ct. "a Friend to be Trusted Tea <
blows at $50. Strangers especially 4
-elcome. x
A stipulation has been entered into A
Y the several parties to the HoIualoa x
;hool case by which the Territory x
srees to pay the defendant, Kaililua Z
avis, a fair rental to be determined Y
y arbitration for the land in dispute, Y
a t the time of the COM y
encement of the suit. This is the y
outh kona school case, about which O
lch a pOther was kicked up last week D
The news of Miss Lurline Spreckels' q
1gagement creates interest in the D
mart sets of many large cities where O
lie chaming fiancee is an important a
ember of society. The United States 4
ay continue to claim Miss Spreckels <
citizen. as she has plighted her x
9th to an American and one of whom <
e nation may be proud by reason OF
S position and achievements, Spencer O
Eddy, secretary of the American le- .
-tion at st. Petersburg. Miss Spreck- O
5 is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A
Igustus Spreckels, and went with her &
other to Paris some months ago K
here she has been among the favor x
of the eIite.-CaII.