The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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between Beretania and Vineyard. is be-
| ing done by the county.
Judge a. N Kepoikai, ex-Treasurer
of the Territory, is being urged to run
| as Delegate to Congress.
The box plan for the Kroostchof
| piano recital next Tuesday a Punahou
| Hall opened at Wall, Nichols Co. yes
| terday noon.
Experiments in flax culture viii be
made by Byron o. Clark, of Wahiawa
who has imported some plants from
New Zealand.
The skates for the new roller skating
rink have arrived in the city and will
be put into use at the opening next
Saturday night.
The mule shot by the men from the
L. S. cruiser Chicago at Hilo in De-
cember has been paid for The men
dug up the price.
All Y NJ. c. a. members interested
in forming a Tennis Club will please
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Monday
evening, at o'clock.
Pat McLane and E. Flohr have re-
signed as manager and head luna of
the Koloa Plantation. No new man.
ager has been appointed.
The 4:30 p. m. vesper service today
at Engleside Y w. c. A will be led
by Rev. Merrill. The quartet from the
Kawaiahao Seminary will sing.
Owing to the sad news of the death
of Pastor Felmy's mother in Germany
there will be no service this evening
in the German Lutheran church.
No one should miss seeing the Won
derful pictures in the camera obscura
at the Zoo. II is one of the most re-
markable exhibits ever shown in this
city.
Land Agent Williams, of Hawaii,
who has been through the Hilo and
Hamakua districts. is in the city to
report on the settlements association
there.
Rev. w. M Kincaid. D. D., pastor.
will preach in Central Union church
in the morning on THE Light Ever
lasting" and in the evening on Char
acter."
Acting Governor Atkinson has ex-
pressed an opinion that the next Leg
islature will be more liberal in the
way of appropriations for the school
teachers.
Three out of four crap shooters on
NIldIl yesterday JhIilpGu llIIO IiiC
water to escape arrest. The fourth
was reprimanded by the magistrate,
but released.
A regular meeting of the Guild and
Women's Auxiliary of St Andrews
Cathedral will be held tomorrow after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Emory,
Emma street.
Gregorio ROderiquez wanted to head
i >fT xxri
lei last night but was persuaded not
to by the police. He registered at the
police station at 11:30
The upper floor of the building under
at the corner of Bereta-
MIA and Fort streets has been leased
from Fred. Harrison by the three local
of Pythias lodges.
Local Cinnamon nave been asked to
take stock in the Hankow-Canton rail-
way. which is being built by popular
among the Chinese as an
aid to the American boycott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northey and daughters, |
Mrs. J. H. Rice and Miss Northey, and |
Miss Brand all of Bay City, Mich, !
leave for Japan in the Hongkong Maru |
tomorrow. The party has been stop |
ping at the Hawaiian Hotel.
down on the last Mauna Loa from the
House, but were so delighted |
with the place that they decided to
stay over. Twenty-seven Volcano pas
Sengers are already booked for the
next Kinau.
Fine exhibits of fruited pineapple
plants are being made by the Tropic
Fruit Co. at the Hawaii Promotion
r11a rto
an Hotel. They attract much atten-
ion from visitors. many of whom had
pineapples grew on trees.
Every season of the Elks' Minstrels
brings forth some new face. Mr.. Al.
4. Moore is q happy adjunct this year.
He is to be one of the ends. Mr..
Moore has seen service before, so this
occasion will not be his debut. He
viii surely put ginger into the first part
With his stories and riddles.
1.-THE Value of a Penny is Pastor
Nadman's subject this morning at II
clock in the First Methodist Episco-
'al church. corner Beretania and Mill
+ streets. In the evening at 1870 he
viii speak again on the subject THE
Governors Foolish Blunder" Miss
larion Bell sings at both services.
Christian church, corner Alakea and
King streets, today: Jr. c. E., 9 a.
n.: Sr. c. E., $50 p m; Bible school,
80 a. m. Preaching, II a. m. THE
'lace of Missions in the Kingdom of
iod'; 7:30 p. m, I'm Your Patience
upply Goodness" You are cordially
invited to any and all of these ser
ices. G. D. Edwards, pastor
The coroner's jury investigating the
cath of the Korean who died on ,
thursday from injuries received
trough jumping from an electric car,
7ndered a verdict yesterday that the
IAN came to his death through care
ssness The Korean was shown by
he testimony to have jumped from the
ar while it was in motion. He jump