The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Eiks Lodge No SIS u7eets this even
ing in hall on Miller street.
h Hawaiian Tribe No /. order of Re
Men. meets this evening at "a
o'clock.
J.-H. Maby, jailor at Hilo. was &C
! Quilted Of cruelty to prisoners TIL
jury was OUT six hours.
Honolulu Symphony Society rehear
sal this evening. a full attendance G
all members is requested.
The Federal trial jury for the spe
eial February term was paid off b,
Marshal Hendry yesterday.
| John c. Woolley, the prohibition
leader, is expected here in the Siberia
today and will be entertained b.
Alexander & Baldwin's steamer cal.
endars are out and can be had by
| calling at their office in the Stangen-
valid building.
F. B. Mcstocker has gone toE take
charge Of Kahuku plantation dufing
the absence OF Andrew Adams for four
months on vacation.
A number of leading German citi
zens of Honolulu had a banquet al
Waverley hall last night. One OF
Hackfeld's men presided
A proposal is under advisement to
run an eight-seat motor car from Pa
hala to the Volcano House, connect
ing with the steamer Mauna Loa.
Miss Alice Johnson, formerly a pub
lie school teacher here, is now teach
ing at Auendale. n. J., and her sister
Helen is attending school in Philadel-
phia.
The Seeing Honolulu car will go
over the Rapid Transit lines today,
starting at 2:15 from in front of Trent
& Co.'S office, corner Fort and King
streets.
Manager Mochitsuki of the Japanese
Club at Waikiki will give a dinner to
the members of the Promotion Com
mittee at the club house next Monday
evening.
The ST. Clements branch of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will meet on Tues
day the % of March, at 2:30 o'clock
p m. The Guild will meet at 3 O'Clock
.. M, same date.
friends while the steamer is in port.
Since his previous visit to Honolulu,
Mr. Woolley has conducted a success
fn'l anti-liquor campaign in New Zea-
land.
In consequence of the bark r. P.
Rithet's long passage from San Fran
cisco. there is a shortage of kerosene
oil here. The vessel is considerably
overdue. having been out 80 days yes
terday.
A meeting of the heads of the w.
rious committees who are to have
1l.-x ros
May 5. will meet this evening at the
present their reports.
The Democratic County Central
held meeting which last
ed about five minutes, and at which
nothing was done beyond the accep-
lance of few proxies, at Waverley
hall last night. The committee ad-
jcurned to meet at the same place on
2ext Wednesday evening at 1880.
Demetrius Lycurgus is expected Back
from Greece in month or two, when
he will take charge of the Volcano
house and thus enable Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lycurgus to spend two years
n Greece. After their return George
Andrews. now mana ging the Union
Grill, expects to betake himself to the
4evant
The following is the program to be |
iven at the Christian Endeavor Rally /
onight at the Kawaiahao church: |
ong service, led by Miss Yarrow; |
scripture reading by Rev. Wadman;
inging, chorus by Kaumakapi1i So
iety; Dialogue, by Mills Institute Ju-
ior C. F.; Short Talks on Temper
nee; Holy City" by the Kakaako
ilee Club: Remarks by Senator Dick
v, and benediction. The rally opens
t 7:30
Rev. O. H. Quick reports very sue
assful conventions of the Hawaiian |
Association on Hawaii
nd Maui Rev G.. L. Kopa was
loderator of the Hawaii body at Ka-
pana. and I5f. Scudder delivered an
ddress Rev K. Heguchi, formerly |
f Puunene. Maui. was indicted as pas
IT of the japanese church in Hilo.
alapana is a village without a LIQUOR
lloon The Maui convention was held
Kipahulu, Rev. P. s. kahokuoluna |
eing the moderator. Reports from
lie churches showed a great revival
religious fervor.