The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21

LOCAL BREVITIES.

coast.
The Ellis Quintet Club plays at I'll
Palm this evening
Sheriff Keolanui of Hawaii, reelected
is visiting the city.
Eva Plantation Co. will pay a divi
dend on December 81.
Installation of officers at the specia
meeting OF Pacific Lodge this evening
! There will be no further rehearsal
t OF the symphony Society until aftel
. the holidays
The san Francisco office of NJ. Phil.
lips & Co. is now located at 81 anC
81 Pine street
This morning, at 1890 o'clock, the
closing exercises of the Pohukaina
school Will be held.
Every member is expected to be pres,
ent at the EIks' meeting this evening
| Very important business.
A new edition of Hawaiian picture
| postcards just out and on sale at the
1 Island Curio Co, Elite building. Hotel
| street.
| High Sheriff Henry will treat Lopez,
! the recaptured prisoner, to an Oregon
| boot as cure for his jail-breaking
| mania.
| Lewis & Co. will receive green
! Christmas trees on today's Alameda.
| Order at once, so as to insure getting
a tree.
| Henry Waterhouse Dnond and Miss
Janet Watkins were married in San
Francisco lately. The groom is a son
of the late General Dimond.
Fathers Wiekamp, Goyvaerts and
Lariviere of the Catholic Mission. the
first German and the others Belgians,
have taken out first citizenship papers.
L. L. McCandless is quoted as de-
claring he Will carry the Lanai injunc-
ton case against the Governor to the
United States Supreme Court before
he is beaten.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Supervising Architect,
Washington, up to Feb. 1, 1907, for the
construction of the Leprosy Investiga-
ton Station. Molokai
Major Hart has sent postcards here
saying he was in Tangier during the
recent trouble and saw the soldiers |
quelling the mob after the French con- |
sui had been killed.
T. Nichols, a Harvard man and |
scientist, has on board the bark Nuu- |
anu a huge bowl recovered from the
ruins of Pomseii. 1t is figured as be-
ing 1000 years old.
w. II. McInerny, John Effinger and
c. J. Campbell, a grand jury commit
tee, yesterday visited the police station'I
to investigate the treatment of women
and children detained there.
Mr.. Wichert. local agent for the New
York Life Insurance Co., received a
cable yesterday announcing the cleo
ton of the administration ticket of his
by large majority.
Sheriff Keolanui of Hawaii County
IS here as witness in the Weldon
Within damage suit, having arrived by
he Claudine yesterday morning. This
S his first visit to the capital for sew
raj years.
Mrs. j. B. Warren and Frank S.
arrived on the S. S. China to :
spend the winter in the islands. Mrs. |
Warren is the mother of l.. J., J. 7. ,
ind w. L. Warren and Mrs F. J. Glib
ION of Honolulu.
At the meeting of the Honolulu Scot
ish Thistle Club this evening the So
ial session will be preceded by a bust
ating officers for the coming year .
Ill members are requested to attend.
Philip J. Thompson, who spent last y
winter here, has returned to spend the
resent season also in the islands. In
honduras he met a traveller who pour
d out his soul to him in laudation OF
Hawaii as the finest place on earth
efore he knew that Mr.. Thompson had
yer been here. And the panegyrist
ad only seen Honolulu while passing y
trough in a steamer.
There seems to be no doubt that the
ew Board of Supervisors will decide =
pom Charles Hustace for chairman.
elative to the position of Road Su-
5rvisor there is a rumor that Achi y
i'll not back Broad strongly, but VIII :.
ave another candidate. There is a
sposition in some quarters to retain
,hnson, but to have him look after 81
lie work in the Fourth District and in
income else to perform the duties IN q
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